Capitals of Europe
All 45 European capitals, from Reykjavík to Nicosia, including the six microstates.
Capitals by Continent is the full list: the capital of every country, sorted into five decks. Each deck covers all the states of one continent, meaning the UN members plus the observer states Vatican City and Palestine, which you will find in the Europe and Asia decks. The path starts with Europe (45 capitals), continues through the Americas (35) and Asia (47), reaches Africa (54), the longest deck, and ends with Oceania (14). Wherever a capital is disputed, shared between cities or simply not the city you would guess, the card carries a short note. Learning a whole continent at once leaves no gaps: point at any country on the map and you can name its capital.
All 45 European capitals, from Reykjavík to Nicosia, including the six microstates.
All 35 capitals of North, Central and South America and the Caribbean, from Ottawa to Buenos Aires.
All 47 Asian capitals, from Ankara to Tokyo, with notes on the moved, renamed and disputed ones.
All 54 African capitals, from Algiers to Harare, with notes on split and recently moved capitals.
All 14 capitals of Oceania: Canberra, Wellington and twelve Pacific island capitals.