Eurovision Quiz
Winners, songs, host cities and records of the contest.
1000+ questions in this theme
20 of them, with the answers

The questions, with answers
Who won for Italy in 1964, aged 16, with "Non ho l’età"?
AnswerGigliola Cinquetti
Who won for Sweden in 2015 with "Heroes"?
AnswerMåns Zelmerlöw
Which slogan became the contest’s permanent slogan from 2024?
AnswerUnited by Music
Who won for Sweden twice, in 2012 and 2023?
AnswerLoreen
Which country’s 1965 entry, sung in English, led to a national-language rule?
AnswerSweden
Which Ukrainian city hosted the contest in 2005 and 2017?
AnswerKyiv
Who became the first non-binary winner, in 2024?
AnswerNemo
Who won for Israel in 1998 with "Diva"?
AnswerDana International
Which singer won for Luxembourg in 1973, then sang for France in 1979?
AnswerAnne-Marie David
Who won for Sweden in 1999 with "Take Me to Your Heaven"?
AnswerCharlotte Nilsson
Which Dutch city hosted the 2021 contest?
AnswerRotterdam
Which of these is banned on the Eurovision stage?
AnswerLive animals
Which Swiss city hosted the 2025 contest?
AnswerBasel
Which Italian city hosted the 2022 contest?
AnswerTurin
Which British group won in 1976 with "Save Your Kisses for Me"?
AnswerBrotherhood of Man
How old was the singer of "J’aime la vie" when she won in 1986?
Answer13
Which city hosted the 2008 contest after Serbia’s win?
AnswerBelgrade
Which British group won in 1981 with a skirt-ripping dance routine?
AnswerBucks Fizz
Which song from "The Story of Fire Saga" earned an Oscar nomination?
AnswerHusavik
Who won for Austria in 1966 with "Merci, Chérie"?
AnswerUdo Jürgens
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