| Clue 1: COUNTRY CAPITAL CITY | Answers | Clue 2: ELSEWHERE |
| Originally built on seven hills, it was named 'Philadelphia' after being conquered by the Greeks. | |
| Nicknamed 'Garden City of the Caribbean', it's located at the mouth of the Demerara River in South America. | |
| Located on the River Thames, '221B Baker Street' and '10 Downing Street' are two of its worldwide famous residences. | |
| It's the capital city of the 2nd largest country in Oceania. | |
| Located on the western shore of the estuary of the Río de la Plata, it's the largest metropolitan area in South America outside Brazil. | |
| It's a Holy City to the three major Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. | |
| Founded in 1548, its name commemorates the restoration of peace following the insurrection of Pizarro. | |
| Dominating the Attica periphery, it's one of the world's oldest cities. Its recorded history spans around 3,400 years. | |
| Located in the province of North Holland, it hosts the oldest stock echange in the world. | |
| It's called 'la Ciudad de las Columnas' and 'the Paris of the Antilles'. Location of a famous movie with Robert Redford. | |
| It was founded by Pizarro as 'La Ciudad de los Reyes', but its present name is connected to a famous oracle destroyed by the Spanish. | |
| It's one of the capital cities of the sovereign countries in the island of Hispaniola. | |
| It's the capital city of an African island country. | |
| Among its many landmarks there is the 'Palacio de Comunicaciones' in 'Plaza de Cibeles', a square with a neo-classical complex of marble sculptures with fountains. | |
| It's the one known as 'the City of Thousand Minarets' for its preponderance of Islamic architecture. | |
| It's one of the southernmost country capital cities of South America. | |
| Located in Benelux, it's the de facto capital city of the European Union. | |
| It was established by the French who named the settlement with their word for the 'reeds' which grew along the river banks. | |
| Located on the left bank of the Paraguay River, it is known as 'Mother of Cities' for being one of the oldest cities in South America. | |
| It's a port on an inlet of the Gulf of Guinea. Also known as 'Hogbonou' and 'Adjacé'. | |
| Montecarlo is one of its administrative areas. Widely known for its casino and its Formula One Grand Prix. | |
| Its 'Red Square' is often considered not only its the central point, but the centre of its whole country. | |
| Located on the Tiber River, it has been for centuries the seat of the Papacy. | |
| It was constructed as a forward capital and temporarily replaced by Rawalpindi, until its development was completed. | |
| Located on the river Seine and known as 'La Ville Lumière', it's one of the world's main tourist destinations. | |
| It's an African capital city on the Mediterranean Sea. Its name comes from a Greek word meaning 'three cities'. | |
| Founded by the French in 1650 as 'Fort Royal', it was renamed in honour of King George III after the second British occupation. | |
| Named in honour of King Louis XV, it hosts the national derby called 'Champ de Mars', the oldest horse race course in the Indian Ocean. | |
| It's the capital city of a Caribbean country; located on the largest of the two main islands. | |
| After World War II, it was divided in two areas (East and West) until the fall of the Wall in 1989. | |
| Its English name means 'Black Pool'. Its local name is 'Baile Átha Cliath'. | |
| Founded in 1790, it's located on the north bank of the Potomac River. | |
| Founded in 1738, it's one of the youngest capital cities in Central America. | |
| It's the largest predominantly English-speaking city south of the United States. | |
| Its oldest part, Settler Town, was established by the Nova Scotians in 1792. | |
| Its 'Belem Tower' is a World Heritage Site since 1983 because of the significant role played in the maritime discoveries. | |