What are five capitals in Europe?

Answer 1

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Athens, Greece

Berlin, Germany

Bratislava, Slovakia

Brussels, Belgium

Bucharest, Romania

Budapest, Hungary

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dublin, Ireland

Helsinki, Finland

Lisbon, Portugal

Ljubljana, Slovenia

London, United Kingdom

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

Madrid, Spain

Nicosia, Cyprus

Paris, France

Prague, The Czech Republic

Riga, Latvia

Rome, Italy

Sofia, Bulgaria

Stockholm, Sweden

Tallinn, Estonia

Valletta, Malta

Vienna, Austria

Vilnius, Lithuania

Warsaw, Poland

Answer 2

There are 28 independent countries in the organisation known as the European Union, so it has 28 capitals. What you are referring to is the 3 cities that have major European Union offices. They are Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg.

Answer 3

Three largest in area:
France, Spain, Sweden

Three most populated:
Germany, France, United Kingdom

Three largest economies:
Germany, France, United Kingdom

Answer 4

The Early Five Capitals of Europe:

1. Berlin Germany

2. London, England

3. Rome, Italy

4. Paris, France

5. Vienna, Austria

Answer 5

Three cities and their countries that have major administration centres for the European Union are Strasbourg in France, the city of Luxembourg in Luxembourg and Brussels in Belgium.

Answer 6

1. Moscow, Russia

2. London, United Kingdom

3. Paris, France