Capital cities of Europe quiz

Tallinn, home to a World Heritage-listed Old Town and the DM Bar which only plays songs by Depeche Mode, is the capital of which former Soviet country?

In which European capital does MuseumNACHT offer free entry to more than 50 cultural attractions – including the Museum het Schip and Museum Van Loon – on one night in November?

Which capital city provides the dividing line between the Upper Danube and Lower Danube, with most river cruises sticking to the Upper section?

Ljubljana is the capital of which European country – also home to Lake Bled and the Julian Alps?

In which Nordic capital can you visit the Suomenlinna fortress, often called the Gibraltar of the North, and admire the modernist architecture of Alvar Aalto?

In which Eastern European capital do top attractions include the St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Museum of Art from the Socialist Period and the market stalls of the Zhenski Pazar?

In which European capital can you visit the former home of Albert Einstein, see brown bears in the historic bear pit and educate yourself at the Museum of Communication?

Sarajevo, famed for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and lesser-known for its minarets rising up through a scenic valley, is the capital of which Balkan country?

Podgorica, home to the 173-metre long Millennium Bridge over the Moraca River and the Ottoman-built clock tower in Stara Varos, is the capital city of which European country?

In which tiny European country can you admire the Grand Master’s Palace, St John’s Co-Cathedral and the battlements of Grand Harbour in capital city Valletta?