European Capitals Alphabetically
I’m just playing for another trip. These are the capitals of the countries either in or contained within the EU
1. Amsterdam – The Netherlands
2. Andorra la Vella – Andorra
3. Athens – Greece
4. Berlin – Germany
5. Bern – Switzerland
6. Bratislava – Slovakia
7. Brussels – Belgium
8. Bucharest – Romania
9. Budapest – Hungary
10. Copenhagen – Denmark
11. Dublin – Ireland
12. Helsinki – Finland
13. Lisbon – Portugal
14. Ljubljana – Slovenia
15. London – UK
16. Luxembourg – Luxembourg
17. Madrid – Spain
18. Monaco – Monaco
19. Nicosia – Cyprus
20. Oslo – Norway
21. Paris – France
22. Prague – Czech Republic
23. Riga – Latvia
24. Rome – Italy
25. San Marino – San Marino
26. Sofia – Bulgaria
27. Stockholm – Sweden
28. Tallinn – Estonia
29. Vaduz – Liechtenstein
30. Valletta – Malta
31. Vatican City – Vatican City
32. Vienna – Austria
33. Vilnius – Lithuania
34. Warsaw – Poland
It doesn’t look like it is a trip that can be done within a month, as few journeys are short.
Questions.
1. Should I go to all the little countries like Andorra?
2. Should Belfast, Cardiff and Edinburgh be included? If we add Edinburgh do we have to add Barcelona.
3. Should the former Yugoslavian states and Albania be included? I think some are difficult by train.
4. Do I fly?
The Anonymous Widower 
You cant do that lot in a month! How abour Around Europe in 80 Days. Then you can stay a day or so in some of the nicer capitals, and wont get as exhausted as you did last time. If you try and do it all by bus or train, then you are crazy, this is 2012, flying is a legitimate form of public transport. When are you thinking og doing this?
Comment by Liz P | November 9, 2012 |
My son and I were just musing about it over coffee. I don’t think it’s possible. To keep up the football theme of last time, it might be an idea to visit all clubs that have won a European Cup. That way, it’s a bit more concentrated.
Comment by AnonW | November 9, 2012 |