1. Archaeological evidence of inhabitation of my city dates back to 3000 BC.
2. The Ohlone people were present when Gaspar de Portola, a Spanish explorer and first European to visit me, arrived here in 1769.
3. The Gold Rush in 1848 transformed my city into the largest on the West Coast at the time.
4. I am famous for my hills, cable cars, a large suspension bridge, and Chinatown.
5. Tourism is the backbone of my economy.
6. Tony Bennett sings about ‘leaving his heart’ here.
7. What city and state am I?

1. From the ninth to the twelfth century I developed into a city state. 
2. My strategic location at the head of the Adriatic made me a naval and commercial power in the tenth century. 
3. The plague killed a third of my citizens in the early 1600’s.
4. I am built on an archipelago of 118 islands connected by about 400 bridges.  The Rialto bridge is the oldest and most famous in my city.
5. I was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987.
6. The Grand Canal, St. Mark’s Square, and Doge’s Palace are famous landmarks in my city.
7. What city am I?

1. The Europeans settled me as a fur trading center in 1614.
2. In 1857 I became home to the first landscaped park in my country.
3. I am the most populated city in my country.
4. According to 2005 census estimates, the five largest groups of immigrants in my city are:  Puerto Ricans, Italians, West Indians, Dominicans, and Chinese.
5. I am a popular tourist destination due to the wide variety of entertainment opportunities, shopping, restaurants, and landmarks available.
6. One of my most famous landmarks is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was designed by French sculptor, Frédéric Bartholdi. 
7. I am often called “The City that Never Sleeps.”
8. What city am I?

1. I was an ancient trading center between the Eastern and Western worlds.
2. I am located on the Persian Gulf within the Arabian Desert.
3. Most of my people pray at Mosques and have 99 names for God, one of which is Allah.
4. I am an important tourist destination and am home to the largest man-made harbor in the world, located in the port, Jebel Ali.
5. EXTRA, EXTRA Credit:  A famous landmark in my country is the Burj Al Arab.  Please describe this landmark.
6. What city am I?
   

1. In 1630 Puritan colonists from England founded my city.

2. During the late eighteenth century, I was the site of several major historical events.

3. I am located on the Shawmut Peninsula.

4. I am the capital of my state.

5. My city is home to many colleges and universities that have a major impact on my city's economy.  I am known as the "Athens of America."

6. I am home to the oldest Major League Baseball Stadium still in use.

7. What city am I?

1. I am the capital of my country.
2. I am a major tourist destination and have four World Heritage Sites within my city limits.
3. Over 30,000 of my residents were killed by the Germans during the Blitz of World War II.
4. I am home to the largest “Observation Wheel in the World.”
5. Charles Dickens wrote of life in my city during the Victorian Era.
6. EXTRA, EXTRA Credit: When in my city, people ride The Tube. What is this?
7. What city and country am I?