Great Capitals
14 entries in the City Atlas compendium.
BeijingThe world's most populous national capital, blending millennia of history with cutting-edgLondonA global city on the Thames, where ancient history meets modern influence.Washington, D.C.The federal district founded on July 16, 1790, serving as the seat of the U.S. government BerlinThe capital of Germany, a global city of culture and science.New DelhiThe capital city of India, seat of government, and a planned city within the National CapiRomeThe Eternal City, capital of Italy and cradle of Western civilization.TokyoJapan's capital and economic center, a prefecture-level metropolis with a rich history froSeoulThe capital of South Korea, a global hub of culture and economy.Mexico CityThe oldest capital in the Americas, a global Alpha city built on the ruins of TenochtitlanOttawaWhere stone spires meet frozen canals in a bilingual heartbeat.BrusselsThe de facto capital of the European Union and a bilingual, multicultural hub at the heartDublinCapital and largest city of Ireland, with origins in Gaelic and Viking settlements.StockholmCapital of Sweden, built on fourteen islands at the heart of the Nordic region.LisbonCapital of Portugal, second-oldest European capital, and a global city on the Tagus River.
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