List of cities in Europe by sunshine duration

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Below is a list of cities in Europe, with their monthly and annual sunshine duration.

Sunshine hours for selected cities in Europe
CountryCityJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearRef.
Albania Tirana 124125165191263298354327264218127882,544 [1]
Albania Vlorë 133148173225273318369344279211117992,690 [2] [3]
Albania Durrës 1331351732072793183753252612171471242,696
Albania Lezhë 1301301732012703063633222582081381182,617 [4]
Armenia Yerevan 104.5136.8186.5206.5267.1326.6353.9333.7291.5217.013891.02,675 [5]
Austria Vienna 7010415521724925927326619413371572,048 [6]
Belarus Minsk 347213318527026727125115410339281,807 [7]
Belgium Brussels 597711415919118820119014311366451,546 [8]
Bosnia and Herzegovina Banja Luka 65.173.5133.3171226.3252282.1263.5180136.47558.91,899.3 [9]
Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 82.2101.6144.8157.6193.8231.4255.7239.9176.6155.294.562.11,895.4 [10]
Bulgaria Sofia 88114160182230258302288220164106662,177 [11]
Bulgaria Varna 99119154204259278318318236163105922,345 [12]
Croatia Zagreb 599614017523424428125618713166451,913 [13]
Croatia Split 1331531862102733063473202461921351302,631 [14]
Czech Republic Prague 507212516821421822621216112154471,668 [15]
Cyprus Limassol 195.3211.7244.9270.0344.1381.0390.6365.8315.0285.2225.0186.03,414.6 [16]
Cyprus Nicosia 182.9200.1238.7267.0331.7369.0387.5365.8312.0275.9213.0170.53,314.1 [17]
Denmark Aarhus 547214821326025124221116110160491,821 [18]
Denmark Copenhagen 568315222627126024623117510760451,912 [19]
Denmark Rønne 437615224731131528225219210453372,063 [20]
Estonia Tallinn 30591482173062943122561628829201,923 [21]
Estonia Vilsandi 376915022631631433027117610038242,066 [22]
Faroe Islands Tórshavn 143671106124125111988049206840 [23]
Finland Helsinki 38701381942842972912381509336291,858 [24]
France Lyon 7410117019122125428325319513076542,002 [25]
France Marseille 1501562152452933263663272542051561432,836 [26]
France Nice 156.7166.1218.0229.2270.9309.8349.3223.2249.8191.1151.5145.22,760.5 [27]
France Paris 637912916619420221221216811868511,662 [28]
Georgia Tbilisi 99102142171213249256248206164103932,046 [29]
Germany Berlin 477412115922022221721115611251371,626 [30]
Germany Frankfurt 508012117821121923321915610351411,662 [30]
Germany Dresden 62.082.1127.0187.3222.0221.3233.8222.8164.210367.960.01,770.4 [31]
Greece Athens 1301341832312913363633412762081531272,773 [32]
Greece Heraklion 119.9132.3181.5234.8298.5356.2368.3343.5303.8275.8206.9115.42778.6 [33]
Greece Mytilene 115.4129.3185.6226.2295.0355.7382.9352.0289.2219.8144.495.72,791.2 [33]
Greece Rhodes 145.2161.0214.8244.9310.7358.1368.8343.6296.2244.8174.7131.12993.9 [33]
Greece Samos 140.1148.2201.1241.4310.4370.7394.6373.8303.8241.0170.5126.43022.0 [33]
Greece Ierapetra 155.6158.8208.3240.2319.1355.4384.7367.7307.5235.9201.3167.03101.5 [34]
Hungary Budapest 629313717723425027125518714169521,988 [35]
Hungary Debrecen 57.685146.8190.3251.4266.4295.3274.3201.7155.172.2472,043.1 [36]
Hungary Miskolc 40.869.5128.3177.2224224.2254.5236.4180.8141.653.2361,766.5 [37]
Iceland Reykjavík 20601091642011741681551209341221,326.2 [38]
Ireland Dublin 597510916019517916415712910371531,453.2 [39]
Italy Cagliari 1501632092182703113423212432091501272,726 [40]
Italy Milan 599615217721124328525118613066591,915 [41]
Italy Naples 1151281581892452793132952341891261052,375 [42]
Italy Rome 1211331672012642853322982371951291122,473 [43]
Latvia Riga 31621271832642882642291539339221,754
Lithuania Vilnius 32571211792522462602371549535231,691 [44]
Luxembourg Luxembourg 4382118165208210232.5208159108.557431,634 ?
Malta Valletta 1691782272543103373773522702241951613,054 [45]
Moldova Chișinău 758012518725428329929522616975582,126
Monaco Monaco 149.8158.9185.5210248.1281.1329.3296.7224.7199155.2136.52,575 [46]
Montenegro Podgorica 1231261701942512763403142522011261092,481
Netherlands Amsterdam 699414619723021722520315411666581,779 [47]
Netherlands Eindhoven 5510011616725632920620221812070341,873 [48]
North Macedonia Skopje 87113161198245276323305248188115802,339
Norway Bergen 32691092152542392301961168843221,613 [49]
Norway Oslo 40761261782202502462161448651351,668 [50]
Norway Tromsø 3321121602182212051679249601,265 [51] [ circular reference ]
Poland Warsaw 44.666.5139.4210.1272.4288.8295.4280.2193.1122.650.633.61,997.1 [52]
Portugal Faro 182.1172.0242.6253.6305.0326.9360.6344.9279.1227.0191.6159.03,044.4 [53]
Portugal Lisbon 1431572082342913033533442612141561432,806 [54]
Portugal Portimão 158.7168.7202.4264.7319.9337.1382.8356.3265.2219.8174.9168.33,018.8 [55]
Portugal Porto 1241291922172582743082952241841391242,468 [56]
Portugal Tavira 170.8193.4206.0277.4334.6358.1395.3370.4290.5243.0172.5164.93,176.9 [55]
Romania Bucharest 718514018624526728828222517787622,115 [57]
Russia Moscow 37651422132742993232421718833141,901 [58]
Russia Saint Petersburg 18.945.5120.5177.9255.6254.3267.7228.1134.861.823.08.11,596.2 [59]
Russia Vladikavkaz 1061191331591942052202081671481141031,876 [60]
Russia Arkhangelsk 14.250.6129.3189.1252.8291.0298.0200.9111.350.314.91.81,604.2 [61]
Russia Sochi 96107146162220258279282225195120872,178 [62]
Serbia Belgrade 7210215318824226129127420416397652,112 [63]
Serbia Niš 659314817122125128727420215186491,998 [64]
Slovakia Bratislava 65.599.3153.7218.6258.1269.4286.5273.3194.5134.669.551.92,074.9 [65]
Slovenia Ljubljana 7111414917823524629326418312066561,974
Spain Alicante 1811802272472773023303042502171731642,851 [66]
Spain Almería 1941912322612973253423152562181831782,994 [67]
Spain Badajoz 1461632262442923353763422602061551142,860 [68]
Spain Barcelona 1581712062392582872932642291961531372,591 [69]
Spain Cáceres 1561752322472973363793482612051581292,922 [70]
Spain Cádiz 1841972282553073313543352522281871663,024 [71]
Spain Córdoba 1741862182352893233633362482051801482,905 [72]
Spain Huelva 1651712292552963413673402682111761512,970 [72]
Spain Madrid 1481572142312723103593352611981571242,769 [69]
Spain Murcia 1891902232562893233533172392171861722,967 [73]
Spain Seville 202.0212.2246.3270.2324.9357.3388.1364.3278.4244.4205.3185.93,279.3 [74]
Spain Valencia 1711712152342592763152882352021671552,696 [75]
Sweden Gothenburg 44691672112392562341961689947321,762 [76]
Sweden Stockholm 40721391852542922602211549954331,803 [77]
Switzerland Zurich 48771251591862042302081519350351,566 [78]
Switzerland Geneva 619616118721224626924218411665481,887 [79]
Switzerland Sion 9313118821022925427125020816096682,158 [79]
Switzerland Lugano 1241421921822002292602451921411051072,120 [79]
Turkey Istanbul 7188133180251300322295243164102682,218 [80]
Ukraine Kyiv 315712418027927031024821015560311,955 [81]
United Kingdom Cardiff 53.576.2116.6177198.4195.2199.6185.3151.9103.96550.41,573 [82] [83]
United Kingdom Edinburgh 53.578.5114.8144.6188.4165.9172.2161.5128.8101.27146.21,426.6 [84]
United Kingdom Kingston upon Hull 55.579117.7159.1200.2189.4197.1183.2147.4109.265.755.31,558.8 [85]
United Kingdom London 61.577.9114.6168.7198.5204.3212204.7149.3116.572.6521,632.6 [86]
United Kingdom Manchester 3250991531751531711541167942431,265 [87]
United Kingdom Southampton 63.482.7125.1181.6215.5211.7223.8205.8152112.776.355.31,705.9 [88]

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