Printable Eurovision Quizzes 2026

Why Eurovision Quizzes Are So Popular

Eurovision quizzes have become a favourite warm‑up activity before the live show begins. They’re a great way to get everyone talking, whether you’re hosting a watch party, running a pub quiz or organising a family games night. With so many iconic performances, unforgettable costumes and legendary winners, Eurovision is perfect for trivia and picture rounds that everyone can enjoy.

How to Use These Quizzes

Simply print the quizzes, hand them out before the show starts and let players work through the questions at their own pace. The picture round can be used as a standalone activity or paired with the trivia sheet for a longer quiz. Each round includes a separate answer sheet, making it easy for the organiser to mark scores and announce the winner.

About These Quizzes

• Two themed Eurovision rounds – a trivia handout and a picture quiz
• Features famous winners, standout performers and Eurovision classics
• Designed for clear, accessible A4 printing
• Free to download for personal and non-commercial use
• Ideal for Eurovision watch parties, pub quizzes and sweepstakes

Printable Eurovision Quizzes

• Print as many copies as you need for your Eurovision gathering
• Includes separate answer sheets for the organiser or quizmaster
• Perfect for adding a fun quiz round to your Eurovision night

Fun Eurovision Facts

• The Eurovision Song Contest began in 1956 with just 7 participating countries and has since become one of the world’s biggest live television events, watched by hundreds of millions globally.
• Ireland and Sweden are the most successful countries in Eurovision history, with 7 wins each.
• ABBA’s iconic 1974 victory with Waterloo catapulted them to international superstardom.
• In 1969, four countries tied for first place (France, Spain, Netherlands, and the UK), resulting in the only time in history there were multiple winners.
• Eurovision has launched the careers of global superstars including ABBA, Céline Dion, and Olivia Newton-John.
• The contest is famous for its dramatic key changes, over-the-top staging, and unforgettable costumes – many performances have become pop culture legends.
• Only two artists have won the contest more than once as a performer: Ireland’s Johnny Logan and Sweden’s Loreen.

Iconic British Eurovision Entries

• The United Kingdom has won the Eurovision Song Contest five times: Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String (1967), Lulu with Boom Bang-a-Bang (1969), Brotherhood of Man with Save Your Kisses for Me (1976), Bucks Fizz with Making Your Mind Up (1981), and Katrina and the Waves with Love Shine a Light (1997).
• The UK holds the record for the most second-place finishes with 16 runner-up positions – the most recent being Sam Ryder’s brilliant Space Man in 2022.
• Bucks Fizz’s 1981 winning performance of Making Your Mind Up is famous for its iconic skirt-ripping dance routine, and it was recently voted the best British Eurovision entry of all time in a public poll.
• Cliff Richard has represented the UK twice, finishing second with Congratulations in 1968 – one of the contest’s most enduring classics.
• Despite recent struggles, the UK remains one of Eurovision’s most successful countries historically and has hosted the contest a record nine times.
• Many British entries have become huge chart hits, with several winners and runners-up reaching No.1 in the UK charts.