Capitals / Region
Capitals of Northern and Western Europe
From Reykjavík to Vienna: the Nordic and Baltic capitals, the British Isles, France, the Low Countries and the Alpine states.
A round asks about ten of these 19, in a new order, each with four choices.
The 19 capitals
| Country | Capital | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | Vienna | 9.2 million (2025) |
| Belgium | Brussels | 11.9 million (2025) |
| Denmark | Copenhagen | 6.0 million (2025) |
| Estonia | Tallinn | 1.4 million (2025) |
| Finland | Helsinki | 5.6 million (2025) |
| France | Paris | 68.7 million (2025) |
| Germany | Berlin | 83.5 million (2025) |
| Iceland | Reykjavík | 392,404 (2025) |
| Ireland | Dublin | 5.5 million (2025) |
| Latvia | Riga | 1.8 million (2025) |
| Liechtenstein | Vaduz | 41,024 (2025) |
| Lithuania | Vilnius | 2.9 million (2025) |
| Luxembourg | Luxembourg | 686,970 (2025) |
| Monaco | Monaco | 38,341 (2025) |
| Netherlands | Amsterdam (constitutional capital) The Hague (seat of government) Constitution art. 32: Amsterdam is the capital; government, parliament and supreme court sit in The Hague. | 18.1 million (2025) |
| Norway | Oslo | 5.6 million (2025) |
| Sweden | Stockholm | 10.6 million (2025) |
| Switzerland | Bern (de facto capital, seat of government) Switzerland has no de jure capital; Bern is the "federal city" and seat of the federal authorities. | 9.1 million (2025) |
| United Kingdom | London | 69.5 million (2025) |
Population and area: The World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0). Capitals: Wikidata (CC0), checked against Natural Earth.
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