Rarest National Capital in Europe — All 47 Answers Ranked by Rarity

47 answers are accepted for “Name a national capital in Europe”. City of San Marino is the rarest national capital in Europe in this ranking, with 61,221 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). Andorra la Vella is the second-rarest with 116,415 monthly Wikipedia views, 1.90× the figure for City of San Marino. London is the most common national capital in Europe in this ranking, with 2,589,608 monthly Wikipedia views, 42.3× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 47 answers: 32,567,227. City of San Marino is 0.2% of that total. 10 answers are Epic or Legendary: City of San Marino (Legendary), Andorra la Vella (Legendary), Vaduz (Legendary), and 7 more.

Quick answer

Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).

Ranked answers

47 answers to “Name a national capital in Europe”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this prompt.
Rank	Answer	Tier	Rarity	Monthly Wikipedia views
1	City of San Marino on Wikipedia	Legendary	1.000	61,221
2	Andorra la Vella on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.978	116,415
3	Vaduz on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.957	146,336
4	Podgorica on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.935	201,739
5	Luxembourg City on Wikipedia	Epic	0.913	225,474
6	Chișinău on Wikipedia	Epic	0.891	266,109
7	Pristina on Wikipedia	Epic	0.870	268,617
8	City of Brussels on Wikipedia	Epic	0.848	279,250
9	Valletta on Wikipedia	Epic	0.826	291,038
10	Tirana on Wikipedia	Epic	0.804	299,850
11	Nicosia on Wikipedia	Rare	0.783	311,880
12	Skopje on Wikipedia	Rare	0.761	322,137
13	Bern on Wikipedia	Rare	0.739	326,677
14	Zagreb on Wikipedia	Rare	0.717	392,064
15	Minsk on Wikipedia	Rare	0.696	393,299
16	Riga on Wikipedia	Rare	0.674	394,532
17	Vilnius on Wikipedia	Rare	0.652	398,161
18	Tallinn on Wikipedia	Rare	0.630	447,849
19	Sofia on Wikipedia	Rare	0.609	463,846
20	Ljubljana on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.587	474,432
21	Bratislava on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.565	489,909
22	Bucharest on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.543	506,856
23	Tbilisi on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.522	512,700
24	Helsinki on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.500	538,413
25	Oslo on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.478	601,198
26	Reykjavík on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.457	613,545
27	Belgrade on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.435	615,662
28	Kyiv on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.413	633,102
29	Sarajevo on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.391	666,856
30	Lisbon on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.370	672,745
31	Stockholm on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.348	674,554
32	Warsaw on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.326	728,091
33	Copenhagen on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.304	790,576
34	Athens on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.283	813,141
35	Madrid on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.261	882,252
36	Dublin on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.239	884,342
37	Budapest on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.217	972,288
38	Moscow on Wikipedia	Common	0.196	1,015,847
39	Amsterdam on Wikipedia	Common	0.174	1,016,718
40	Vienna on Wikipedia	Common	0.152	1,062,655
41	Prague on Wikipedia	Common	0.130	1,097,966
42	Rome on Wikipedia	Common	0.109	1,287,859
43	Vatican City on Wikipedia	Common	0.087	1,333,170
44	Berlin on Wikipedia	Common	0.065	1,527,941
45	Paris on Wikipedia	Common	0.043	1,663,686
46	Monaco on Wikipedia	Common	0.022	2,294,621
47	London on Wikipedia	Common	0.000	2,589,608

FAQ

What is the rarest national capital in Europe?

City of San Marino is the rarest national capital in Europe in this ranking, with 61,221 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).

How many national capital in Europes are there?

There are 47 national capital in Europes in this ranking, from City of San Marino (rarest) to London (most common).

What is the most common national capital in Europe?

London is the most common national capital in Europe in this ranking, with 2,589,608 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).

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Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.