Europe is a fascinating continent located in the northwestern part of a larger landmass called Eurasia. It is home to 50 unique countries, each with its own capital city. Let’s take a fun journey to learn about these countries and their capitals!
Capital: Tirana
Capital: Andorra la Vella
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Yerevan
Capital: Vienna
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Baku
Capital: Minsk
Capital: Brussels
Capital: Sarajevo
Capital: Sofia
Capital: Zagreb
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Nicosia
Capital: Prague
Capital: Copenhagen
Capital: Tallinn
Capital: Helsinki
Capital: Paris
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Tbilisi
Capital: Berlin
Capital: Athens
Capital: Budapest
Capital: Reykjavík
Capital: Dublin
Capital: Rome
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Astana
Capital: Riga
Capital: Vaduz
Capital: Vilnius
Capital: Luxembourg City
Capital: Skopje
Capital: Valletta
Capital: Chișinău
Capital: Monaco
Capital: Podgorica
Capital: Amsterdam
Capital: Oslo
Capital: Warsaw
Capital: Lisbon
Capital: Bucharest
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Moscow
Capital: San Marino
Capital: Belgrade
Capital: Bratislava
Capital: Ljubljana
Capital: Madrid
Capital: Stockholm
Capital: Bern
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Ankara
Capital: Kyiv
Capital: London
Capital: Vatican City
Europe is a continent full of diverse cultures, languages, and histories. Each country adds its own special touch to the colorful tapestry that makes up Europe. Whether it’s the art in France, the history in Greece, or the landscapes in Norway, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and learn about!
Map Exploration: Get a map of Europe and some colorful stickers. Try to find and mark the countries and their capitals mentioned in the article. As you place each sticker, say the name of the country and its capital out loud. This will help you remember them better!
Capital City Match-Up: Create a set of flashcards with the names of the countries on one set and their capitals on another. Mix them up and try to match each country with its correct capital. You can play this game with a friend or family member to see who can match the most pairs correctly!
Travel Journal: Imagine you are visiting one of the countries from the article. Write a short story or draw a picture about what you would do there. What famous places would you visit? What foods would you try? Share your story or drawing with your class or family.
