Which Country Does This Capital Belong To? (2)

[D] Netherlands | Canals, bikes and tulips broadcast Dutch freedom.

[D] North Macedonia | Giant statues and tasty ajvar headline North Macedonia.

[B] United Kingdom | Big Ben ticks where red buses rule the drizzle.

[B] Monaco | Super‑yachts, casino clinks and zero tax pack Monaco’s 2 km².

[C] Montenegro | Espresso corners amid rugged peaks define Montenegro.

[B] Norway | Viking ships meet sleek eco‑design in Norway.

[C] Poland | A phoenix city soaring on pierogi and pride.

[D] Portugal | Trams climb pastel hills while fado fills the night air.

[A] Romania | A colossal palace and “Little Paris” boulevards buzz Romania.

[B] Russia | Onion domes and vast metro mosaics portray Russia’s might.

[C] San Marino | Three medieval towers guard Europe’s oldest republic.

[D] Serbia | Raft clubs on the Danube keep Serbia dancing till dawn.

[A] Slovakia | A castle above the Danube says a friendly “Ahoj!”.

[C] Slovenia | Dragon bridges and café culture charm green Slovenia.

[A] Spain | Late‑night tapas and flamenco fire power Spain.

[B] Sweden | Nordic chic spread across fourteen island districts.

[D] Switzerland | Clock‑tower bears and chocolate scents tick Swiss time.

[C] Vatican City | The world’s tiniest state packed with Michelangelo masterpieces.

[A] Ukraine | Golden domes and resilient spirit rise in Ukraine.

[A] Moldova | Endless wine cellars and leafy boulevards toast Moldova.