Indicator in all countries

Capital city's general population

• Austria

  On January 1st, 2012, Vienna had 1,731,236 inhabitants.

• Bulgaria

  Under the 2011 Census data the population of Sofia totals 1 291 591 people.

• Cyprus

  325,756

• Denmark

  At the end of 2011 the number of people in Copenhagen was 1,713,624 which constitutes 30.71 per cent of the total population.

• Finland
• France

  In 2009 (latest available data) the number of total population in Paris was 2 257 981 people.

• Germany
• Greece

  According to 2011 Eurostat figures, the he region of Attica (that includes the extended Athenian conurbation) counts 4.113.979 inhabitants.

  According to the preliminary results of the 2011 Census, the region of Attica counts 3.812.330 inhabitants.

   

• Hungary

  1733685

• Ireland

  1,270,603 people were counted as residents in the Dublin area in 2011.

• Italy

  2.776.362 (year 2011).

• Poland

  According to the Central Statistical Office, 1 708 491 people lived in Warsaw as of 31 December, 2011.

• Portugal

  According to the Portuguese Census 2011 final results, the resident population in Lisbon was 547,733 people on the 21st March 2011.

• Romania

   

  According to official data from the 2002 census, the number of inhabitants of the capital city amounted to 1,926,334 persons out of the total population of 21,680,974 persons. [1]

  Preliminary results of the 2011 census show that, out of the total polulation of 19,043,767 persons, the stable population of Bucharest on October 20th, 2011 was of 1,677,985 persons. [2]

   

• Slovenia

  272.554

• Spain

  3.237.937 PEOPLE (january 2012)

• Sweden

  The Stockholm county had a polulation of  2 091 473 at the end of 2011.