14 most beautiful capitals in the world

Amsterdam (Netherlands) consists of 165 canals that weave through 60 miles of land and more than 1,200 bridges. Visitors can admire the buildings, visit the city's squares and parks. In addition, Amsterdam is also famous for its beautiful architecture and contemporary design. Photo: Audley Travel

Tokyo (Japan) attracts tourists with its ancient temples and Buddhist shrines. Besides, tourists will be impressed by the romance of Tokyo at night. In addition, with cherry blossoms in spring and snow-covered mountains in winter, the capital is an ideal tourist destination for visitors. Photo: iStock

Thimphu (Bhutan) is often associated with vibrant energy. Thimphu is one of the few capitals in the world without traffic lights. In addition, the capital is home to many monasteries, each showcasing some of Bhutan’s finest architecture. Photo: Tour My India

Ottawa ( Canada) attracts tourists with its historical sites and bustling atmosphere. The city is clean, has ancient architecture, and the streets are brightly lit, making visitors excited to come here. In addition, visitors can experience many activities such as ice skating, skiing, snowmobiling, etc. Photo: Benoit Debaix/Unsplash

Zagreb (Croatia) is one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. With its cobbled streets, ancient architecture and soaring cathedrals, Zagreb has a mysterious charm. Zagreb is known as an art capital of Europe, where street art and modern sculptures appear in every alley. Photo: Chasing the Donkey

Washington DC (USA) is overwhelmed by natural scenery and some of the most famous historical attractions in the country. The Lincoln Memorial is meticulously decorated, making it a magnificent crystal lake in the middle of the city. In addition, Washington DC has many interesting museums, art galleries, restaurants and luxury hotels. Photo: ThoughtCo

Budapest (Hungary) has a lot of interesting attractions scattered throughout the city. Budapest's architecture is extremely impressive, combining Gothic, Baroque and many other styles. Photo: Time Out

Rome (Italy) has some of the most sought-after historical attractions in the world. From the Colosseum to St Peter's Basilica, the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain, the architecture is awe-inspiring. Rome also has a wealth of interesting museums, churches, art galleries and castles. Photo: Tasting Table

Reykjavik (Iceland) is a capital with the most majestic natural scenery for tourists to visit. The city is surrounded by towering mountains, tall buildings lined up, painted in bright colors. With many restaurants, hotels, bars, museums, every moment in Reykjavik promises to be memorable for visitors. Photo: Hekla.com

Prague (Czech Republic) has buildings in Renaissance, Baroque, Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. With impressive architecture, natural scenery, and the vibrant atmosphere of the city, visitors will be fascinated when coming to this city. Photo: iStock

London (England) has historical sites and countless famous architectural works. This is home to many world-famous museums, shops, restaurants and attractions. London also has vibrant markets, fun entertainment centers, creating comfort for visitors. Photo: Syracuse University

Dublin (Ireland) is located at the mouth of the River Liffey, with many parks, castles, museums and wide bridges. Dublin is a paradise for book lovers and also a dream destination for wine lovers. Photo: Make the Trip Matter

Paris (France) has a romantic culture, beautiful architecture, vibrant streets and countless attractions. Paris is known as the fashion capital of the world, a gathering place for many famous fashion brands nationwide. In addition, Paris also has many of the world's best dishes for visitors to enjoy. Photo: Insider

Berlin (Germany) has unique art, impressive architecture, a vibrant atmosphere and many historical landmarks that fascinate visitors. Visitors can visit the city's top tourist attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Holocaust Memorial, East Side Gallery... Photo: Tripadvisor

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