What capital is the most northern capital in the world?

Beautiful city...but expensive!

NoEyedDeer, As a child I was a cartophile and would spend hours with an atlas. I longed to travel but was sixty three before I finally got to see the world. Still it was worth the wait.

absolutely loved it there when I went with my daughters and granddaughters ,we went to the blue lagoon and also saw the most amazing northern lights,the guide who took us said it was the best she had seen in 20 years of doing the tour. only downside we didnt stay long enough. the people were so friendly and the food was delicious. would definitely go back.

This was really easy question! In fact the weather even at winter in Reykjavik is not so cold because the warm Atlantic ocean stream Gulfstream. ;-)

probably because it is least populated 😳

I learned from an earlier question that it has no other countries on its borders. Today must be my day to learn about Iceland.

FreshMango, Svalbard is part of Norway not an independent country and Longyearbyen is not the capital of Norway

Player Elf Council, Once a cartophile, always a cartophile! I have been in love with maps and gloves, ever since I can remember. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to visit most of it either and won't be able to for a few more years. But, I hope I will still have time!

Player Elf Council, That's so wonderful that you did get to travel, a

i visited very good more hot springs

my main knowledge of geography comes from games like Total War

Player #6569502, it was pretty simple for the majority of people that answered it correctly...

Hugo, If it weren't for the Gulf Stream, many of the northern European countries would be inhabitable. Side note: Visiting Reykjavik was on my bucket list......

love it xxx

Badly worded question 2 capitals?

minge eater, take your own advice.