European Capitals (Stoops)

The northern most capital of the world.

The northern most capital of the Baltic states.

City of a Hundred Spires

This city burned in 1066 when a new King's coronation turned into a riot.

Founded as a Viking settlement and home to the river Liffey

Capital of Liechtenstein

Revolution began in this city in 1830 following the performance of an especially moving Opera

Capital of Montenegro

The title city of the 2007 treaty which amended the Treaty of Maastricht

The title city of the 1812 treaty which ended the Russo-Turkish war.

This country exists in a de facto apartheid state between Greeks and Turks. Name the capital.

Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Topic of a famous song by Dschingis Khan

A key belligerent in the Peloponnesian war

The country's name comes from an ancient Greek kingdom from whence Alexander the Great came.

The capital of Slovenia

This Baltic city-state maintained it's independence in the 15th century from the Livonian Order

Capital of Scotland

Famous for its Coffee Houses

Namesake of a phenomenon of victims empathizing with their attackers.

Capital of Wales

Capital of the country joined with Belgium in 1921 to form a customs union foreshadowing the EU

Its name refers to its founder's choice to name the city after the first animal he met on hunt

The 1569 Union of Lublin made this country a major power of Europe; Name its capital.

Capital of the country directly between Greece and Romania

Capital of the country home to the Alhambra

Capital of Albania

This city's country is known as "The Last Dictatorship in Europe"

Napoleon called it "the Jerusalem of the North"

The City of Light

The Eternal City

Named for the man who successfully defended the city from Ottoman siege outnumbered 10:1.

Famous for its canals and red lights.

Capital of Serbia

Capital of Crotia

The second most northern capital of continental Europe; Founded by Harald III

The House of Grimaldi have maintained control over this city-state since 1297

Capital of Moldova

It's signature landmark includes Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory, drawing a Chariot. 

The capital of the defending belligerent of the Winter War

Its modern existence was established by the Lateran agreement.

Presently part of violent political strife.

Capital of the small state existing between Spain and France

The river Danube flows through four capitals; Which is the second city it flows through?

This city-state has maintained it's independence since 301 AD as a constitutional republic.

This capital's name came from the union of two cities in 1873.