Guess the 195 Capitals (Part 4)

[B] Port of Spain | Steel-pan rhythms and rainbow-painted warehouses line the Queen’s Park Savannah, where Carnival fever ignites beneath Trinidad’s Northern Range.

[C] Dili | Turquoise Arafura waves lap Portuguese forts and statue-lined waterfronts, while Cristo Rei watches over Asia’s youngest capital.

[B] Tallinn | Medieval turrets and glass tech hubs share cobblestone lanes above the Baltic, a fairy-tale city that codes as hard as it parties.

[A] Nicosia | Divided boulevards and Venetian walls encircle cafés where Greek and Turkish coffee steam on either side of the Green Line.

[D] Port Louis | Spice-scented bazaars and dodo tales bustle between volcanic peaks and a horseshoe harbour framed by sugar-cane fields.

[C] Mbabane | Pine-clad valleys and craft markets cool the highveld capital of Africa’s last absolute monarchy.

[B] Djibouti | Salt-crusted shores and French-colonial arcades bake under Horn-of-Africa sun, where Red Sea trade meets desert wind.

[C] Suva | Rain-forest hills and colonial clapboard host curry aromas and rugby cheers in the South Pacific’s largest port city.

[D] Moroni | Whitewashed mosques and clove-scented alleys climb volcanic slopes above the Comoros’ turquoise lagoon.

[C] Georgetown | Stilted wooden markets and Demerara rum stills sit where the Atlantic meets the muddy Essequibo.

[A] Honiara | Rust-red roads and war relics fade into palm-fringed Iron Bottom Sound, gateway to Solomon Islands’ coral kingdoms.

[A] Thimphu | Prayer-flagged valleys and dzong-inspired towers shelter the world’s only capital without traffic lights, where Gross National Happiness is measured.

[C] Luxembourg | Medieval casemates and EU courts perch on fortified cliffs above the Alzette gorge, a pocket city of bankers and battlements.

[D] Podgorica | Ottoman bridges and glass cubes line the Morača, a riverside capital rebuilding between mountain and sea.

[B] Paramaribo | Wooden Dutch gables and mosque minarets share the Suriname River in South America’s most Caribbean-flavoured city.

[B] Valletta | Honey-limestone bastions and baroque balconies glow above Grand Harbour, a fortress city carved by knights and Mediterranean light.

[A] Malé | Coral walls and pastel high-rises squeeze onto a tiny atoll, where scooters zip between mosques and turquoise lagoons.

[D] Palikir | Jungle-clad Pohnpei peak watches over tin-roof offices and taro patches in the world’s most remote federal capital.

[C] Praia | Sun-bleached plazas and Creole music spill down volcanic hills to the Atlantic on Cape Verde’s main island.

[C] Bandar Seri Begawan | Golden domes and water villages float on the Brunei River, where oil wealth meets Malay tradition.

[A] Belmopan | Hurricane-proof concrete and tropical gardens hide in jungle hills, a planned capital born after Hattie’s wrath.

[B] Nassau | Pastel colonial forts and straw markets bask on Cable Beach, where pirate legends meet rum-run sunsets.

[D] Reykjavik | Colorful corrugated roofs steam beside geothermal pools under dancing auroras on the edge of the Arctic.

[D] Port Vila | Lagoon-blue harbours and French-baguette kiosks ring a capital where volcano views frame kava bars.

[A] Bridgetown | Rum warehouses and UNESCO wharves curve around Carlisle Bay, where calypso meets colonial clock towers.

[C] São Tomé | Colonial plantation houses and cocoa-scented hills slope down to palm-lined Gulf of Guinea shores.

[A] Apia | Fale roofs and church spires line reef-fringed streets where Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave watches Pacific dawns.

[D] Castries | Cruise ships dock beside spice markets and green-pitoned peaks in a Caribbean capital wrapped in banana and rum.

[B] Tarawa | Coral causeways and WWII bunkers link islets where outrigger canoes glide over turquoise lagoons.

[C] Victoria | Creole cottages and bazaars cluster around a clock tower gifted by London, the world’s smallest continental capital.

[A] St. George's | Horseshoe harbour and fort cannons overlook spice-filled hills in the “Island of Spice.”

[A] Nuku'alofa | Royal palace lawns and open-air churches host kava circles under South Pacific skies.

[B] Kingstown | Yacht-filled bays and botanical gardens spill down from volcanic ridges in the Windward Islands’ charming capital.

[D] St. John's | Candy-coloured clapboard climbs hills above one of the Caribbean’s deepest natural harbours.

[C] Andorra la Vella | Duty-free boutiques and Romanesque bridges nestle between Pyrenean peaks at 1,023 m.

[D] Roseau | Hot-spring mists and Creole verandas line the Caribbean’s narrowest capital, dwarfed by Morne Trois Pitons.

[D] Basseterre | Georgian squares and sugar-train relics circle a volcanic harbour where green vervet monkeys roam.

[A] Vaduz | Castle-crowned cliffs and modern art galleries overlook the Rhine in a postcard principality.

[C] Monaco | Yacht masts and casino lights glitter between Mediterranean cliffs and royal palace ramparts.

[A] Majuro | Coral atoll strips barely above the lagoon, where coconuts and WWII wrecks share the breeze.

[B] San Marino | Three fortress towers crown a medieval citadel perched 700 m above the Italian countryside.

[D] Ngerulmud | Palauan capitol of stone and thatch rises quietly in the jungle, the world’s least populous capital.

[A] Yaren | Coral roads and phosphate scars thread through the tiny island’s administrative heart with no official city status.

[C] Funafuti | Coconut palms and turquoise tides lap against the airstrip that doubles as the main street of Tuvalu’s atoll capital.

[B] Vatican City | St. Peter’s dome soars over cobblestones and Swiss Guards in the world’s smallest sovereign city-state.