Which Country Does This Capital Belong To? (1)

[C] Bulgaria | Lion crests and rose yoghurt roar “Bulgaria”.

[B] Croatia | Red roofs and passionate football fans mark Croatia.

[A] Belgium | Waffles, chocolate and EU paperwork fuel Belgium’s hub.

[B] Bosnia & Herzegovina | East‑meets‑West over thick Bosnian coffee.

[A] Czech Republic | Gothic spires and beer cheaper than water—classic Czechia.

[A] Albania | Colour‑splashed bunkers and espresso buzz point straight to Albania.

[C] Austria | Waltzes, schnitzel and imperial cafés shout “Austria!”.

[B] Andorra | The Pyrenees’ duty‑free capital sells watches with mountain views.

[D] Belarus | Broad Soviet avenues and tractor parades spell Belarus.

[A] Denmark | Bikes, hygge and a tiny mermaid wave from Denmark.

[C] Greece | Gyros under the Acropolis spell timeless Greece.

[D] Hungary | Thermal baths and ruin pubs float on Hungary’s Danube.

[B] Liechtenstein | A prince’s castle watches over this alpine micro‑state.

[B] Lithuania | Baroque lanes and basketball obsession belong to Lithuania.

[D] Luxembourg | A cliff‑top fortress guarding EU cash—small but mighty.

[C] Estonia | Medieval walls hide world‑leading e‑government magic.

[B] Finland | Saunas, design and midnight sun scream Finland.

[A] France | Croissants beneath the Eiffel Tower—bonjour France!

[B] Germany | Techno beats and currywurst fumes define Germany’s capital.

[A] Malta | Noon‑day cannon and honey‑gold bastions salute Malta.

[A] Iceland | Elves, geysers and pricey beers—pure Iceland.

[D] Kosovo | Europe’s youngest capital waves its blue‑star flag.

[A] Latvia | Art‑nouveau façades and black balsam toast Latvia.

[B] Ireland | Story‑telling over stout equals Ireland.

[C] Italy | Gladiators, gelato and Vespa horns shout “Italy!”.