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Capital City Wheel

Spin a random capital city with its country — for geography class, a quick quiz or trivia night.

Paris (France)London (United Kingdom)Berlin (Germany)Madrid (Spain)Rome (Italy)Lisbon (Portugal)Dublin (Ireland)Amsterdam (Netherlands)Brussels (Belgium)Vienna (Austria)Stockholm (Sweden)Oslo (Norway)Copenhagen (Denmark)Helsinki (Finland)Warsaw (Poland)Prague (Czechia)Budapest (Hungary)Athens (Greece)Kyiv (Ukraine)Tokyo (Japan)Beijing (China)Seoul (South Korea)New Delhi (India)Bangkok (Thailand)Hanoi (Vietnam)Manila (Philippines)Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)Tehran (Iran)Ankara (Turkey)Canberra (Australia)Wellington (New Zealand)Ottawa (Canada)Washington, D.C. (Unite…Mexico City (Mexico)Brasília (Brazil)Buenos Aires (Argentina)Santiago (Chile)Lima (Peru)Bogotá (Colombia)Havana (Cuba)Cairo (Egypt)Nairobi (Kenya)Abuja (Nigeria)Rabat (Morocco)Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)Accra (Ghana)Dakar (Senegal)Tunis (Tunisia)

Tip: Ctrl + Enter (⌘ + Enter on Mac) runs it, from the list or from the page.

How it works

  1. Choose a region preset or keep the full list of world capitals.
  2. Spin, then hide the screen: read the country and ask for the capital, or read the capital and ask for the country.
  3. Leave “Remove winner” on so the same capital never comes up twice in a round.

What people use it for

  • Geography class

    Project the wheel and quiz the class one capital at a time, by region.

  • Trivia night

    A fast random round: whoever names the capital first scores a point.

  • Study for a test

    Spin alone and say the answer out loud before reading the label.

Questions

Why are some countries missing?
The list keeps capitals that are unambiguous. Countries with several official capitals, or a capital being moved, are left out — add them yourself if you need them.
Can I quiz only one continent?
Yes. Pick the Europe, Asia & Oceania, Americas or Africa preset.