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Capitals of Eastern Europe Quiz

All 10 capital cities of Eastern Europe. Four options per question, instant feedback, and a full reference table below the game.

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The same countries split three ways, by how often people actually get them wrong. Start easy and work up — each level keeps its own progress.

About the capitals of Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe has 10 capital cities to learn. Some are the country's obvious largest city, and a good number are deliberately not — which is where a capitals quiz earns its keep.

The spread is wide: Russia holds 143.5 million people while Moldova has 2.4 million. By land area Russia covers 17,098,242 km² against 33,846 km² for Moldova.

The largest country by population in Eastern Europe is Russia, whose capital is Moscow. Purpose-built and relocated capitals are common enough here that the largest city is often the wrong answer.

The table below lists all 10 countries of Eastern Europe against their capitals, so you can read it as a study sheet and then come back and play.

All 10 countries of Eastern Europe and their capitals

Every country in Eastern Europe against its capital city, population and land area.
Flag Country Capital Population Area
Flag of Belarus Belarus Minsk 9,085,991 207,600 km²
Flag of Bulgaria Bulgaria Sofia 6,433,302 110,879 km²
Flag of Czechia Czechia Prague 10,886,878 78,865 km²
Flag of Hungary Hungary Budapest 9,514,251 93,028 km²
Flag of Moldova Moldova Chișinău 2,360,527 33,846 km²
Flag of Poland Poland Warsaw 36,435,861 312,679 km²
Flag of Romania Romania Bucharest 19,020,271 238,391 km²
Flag of Russia Russia Moscow 143,513,328 17,098,242 km²
Flag of Slovakia Slovakia Bratislava 5,413,813 49,037 km²
Flag of Ukraine Ukraine Kyiv 38,980,376 603,500 km²

Frequently asked questions

How many countries are in this quiz?

This quiz covers all 10 entries in Eastern Europe. Questions are drawn from the full set, and the complete list appears in the table on this page.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up and no login. Your score stays in your own browser and is never sent anywhere.

How are the wrong answers chosen?

Deliberately, not at random. Each question prefers flags that are genuinely confusable with the right answer, then countries from the same sub-region, so guessing by elimination does not work.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free with no limit on how many times you play.