Europe Capitals: A–Z Challenge

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Guess a European capital for every letter from A to Z.

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Europe Capitals: A–Z ChallengeVersion en ligne Guess a European capital for every letter from A to Z. par alba colomina A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Capital of the Netherlands, known for its canals and bike culture. Starts with B Capital of Serbia, located at the confluence of two rivers. Starts with C Capital of Denmark, famous for its harbor and modern design. Starts with D Capital of Ireland, steeped in literary history and green streets. Starts with E Capital of a constituent country in the United Kingdom, known for a castle and festivals. Starts with F A historic city once influential in art and culture; used here for the letter. Starts with G Major city often associated with diplomacy and humanitarian organizations. Starts with H Capital of Finland, set on the Baltic coast with design-forward architecture. Starts with I City straddling two continents; historically a capital of empires. Starts with J City with deep religious significance; capital recognized by some entities. Starts with K Capital of Ukraine, a historic hub on the Dnieper River. Starts with L Capital of Portugal, known for hills and seaside viewpoints. Starts with M Capital of Spain, central in culture, arts, and history. Starts with N Capital of Cyprus, divided city with ancient roots. Starts with O Capital of Norway, rings the fjords with modern museums. Starts with P Capital of the Czech Republic, famed for its brick towers and bridges. Starts with Q Not European; included for letter completeness in some lists. Starts with R Capital of Italy, cradle of ancient empire and Renaissance. Starts with S Capital of Sweden, built on 14 islands with royal palaces. Starts with T Capital of Estonia, medieval old town encircled by walls. Starts with U Major Dutch city; not the national capital but central to many routes. Starts with V Capital of Malta, a fortified harbor city with baroque architecture. Starts with W Capital of Poland, rebuilt from war damage into a modern metropolis. Starts with X Fictional reference used to complete the alphabet in some lists. Starts with Y Capital of Armenia, ancient city with a history dating back millennia. Starts with Z Capital of Croatia, known for its 18th-century architecture and markets.

Europe Capitals: A–Z ChallengeVersion en ligne

Guess a European capital for every letter from A to Z.

par alba colomina

Starts with A

Capital of the Netherlands, known for its canals and bike culture.

Starts with B

Capital of Serbia, located at the confluence of two rivers.

Starts with C

Capital of Denmark, famous for its harbor and modern design.

Starts with D

Capital of Ireland, steeped in literary history and green streets.

Starts with E

Capital of a constituent country in the United Kingdom, known for a castle and festivals.

Starts with F

A historic city once influential in art and culture; used here for the letter.

Starts with G

Major city often associated with diplomacy and humanitarian organizations.

Starts with H

Capital of Finland, set on the Baltic coast with design-forward architecture.

Starts with I

City straddling two continents; historically a capital of empires.

Starts with J

City with deep religious significance; capital recognized by some entities.

Starts with K

Capital of Ukraine, a historic hub on the Dnieper River.

Starts with L

Capital of Portugal, known for hills and seaside viewpoints.

Starts with M

Capital of Spain, central in culture, arts, and history.

Starts with N

Capital of Cyprus, divided city with ancient roots.

Starts with O

Capital of Norway, rings the fjords with modern museums.

Starts with P

Capital of the Czech Republic, famed for its brick towers and bridges.

Starts with Q

Not European; included for letter completeness in some lists.

Starts with R

Capital of Italy, cradle of ancient empire and Renaissance.

Starts with S

Capital of Sweden, built on 14 islands with royal palaces.

Starts with T

Capital of Estonia, medieval old town encircled by walls.

Starts with U

Major Dutch city; not the national capital but central to many routes.

Starts with V

Capital of Malta, a fortified harbor city with baroque architecture.

Starts with W

Capital of Poland, rebuilt from war damage into a modern metropolis.

Starts with X

Fictional reference used to complete the alphabet in some lists.

Starts with Y

Capital of Armenia, ancient city with a history dating back millennia.

Starts with Z

Capital of Croatia, known for its 18th-century architecture and markets.

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Europe Capitals: A–Z ChallengeVersion en ligne

par alba colomina

Starts with A

Capital of the Netherlands, known for its canals and bike culture.

Starts with B

Capital of Serbia, located at the confluence of two rivers.

Starts with C

Capital of Denmark, famous for its harbor and modern design.

Starts with D

Capital of Ireland, steeped in literary history and green streets.

Starts with E

Capital of a constituent country in the United Kingdom, known for a castle and festivals.

Starts with F

A historic city once influential in art and culture; used here for the letter.

Starts with G

Major city often associated with diplomacy and humanitarian organizations.

Starts with H

Capital of Finland, set on the Baltic coast with design-forward architecture.

Starts with I

City straddling two continents; historically a capital of empires.

Starts with J

City with deep religious significance; capital recognized by some entities.

Starts with K

Capital of Ukraine, a historic hub on the Dnieper River.

Starts with L

Capital of Portugal, known for hills and seaside viewpoints.

Starts with M

Capital of Spain, central in culture, arts, and history.

Starts with N

Capital of Cyprus, divided city with ancient roots.

Starts with O

Capital of Norway, rings the fjords with modern museums.

Starts with P

Capital of the Czech Republic, famed for its brick towers and bridges.

Starts with Q

Not European; included for letter completeness in some lists.

Starts with R

Capital of Italy, cradle of ancient empire and Renaissance.

Starts with S

Capital of Sweden, built on 14 islands with royal palaces.

Starts with T

Capital of Estonia, medieval old town encircled by walls.

Starts with U

Major Dutch city; not the national capital but central to many routes.

Starts with V

Capital of Malta, a fortified harbor city with baroque architecture.

Starts with W

Capital of Poland, rebuilt from war damage into a modern metropolis.

Starts with X

Fictional reference used to complete the alphabet in some lists.

Starts with Y

Capital of Armenia, ancient city with a history dating back millennia.

Starts with Z

Capital of Croatia, known for its 18th-century architecture and markets.