If You Can Name 25/25 of These Countries From Just Three Cities, You’re a Geography Genius

When you think of Italy, you probably think of the great artists that have called it home. Leonardo da Vinci is just one of the artists that took inspiration from the beautiful cities. Tourists can still get a taste of the history behind the country by visiting it today.

When you think of Canada, Toronto is probably the city that first comes to mind! It is the largest city in the country, after all. Despite that, many other cities serve as capitals of each of the provinces and territories, like Vancouver, British Columbia.

Turkey is filled with all kinds of nature, being abundant in all areas of biodiversity. There's really no better place to experience a wide variety of wildlife, but there's also variety in climate. You can hit the slopes in the mountains or bask in the sun of the cities.

Russia is the largest country in the world, so there's no doubt that making a trip to these cities would take more than 30 hours! But making a full trek across the entire country would take you a full week.

Paris may be the city that most associate with France, but the country has to offer so much more than that. Some breathtaking architecture can be found throughout Lyon, while Nice sits along the water.

Denmark is home to all three of these cities, which range from the northern part to the southeastern part of the country. Mostly surrounded by the North Sea, the country is narrowly connected to Germany and Sweden by a bridge.

With so much history and beauty to it, Greece is a destination that so many choose to experience in their lives. Those who want to learn more about the country's past can visit historical sites, while those who prefer a relaxing vacation would love the area of Mykonos.

Brazil is known for many things, with one of them being the famous Amazon River that flows through the country. One thing that you may not know about the country is that there are three time zones across it. Get lots of rest if you're traveling!

Kenya is a popular place to visit if you're looking to go on a safari. Many wildlife reserves are filled with some of the most incredible animals on the planet. When you're done there, a visit to one of the big cities like Nairobi can be just as beautiful!

Valletta serves as Malta's capital city, where you're never far from the waterfront. One thing you'll want to watch out for if you ever travel to Malta is that if you plan to visit Mdina, you'll need to know someone who lives there and owns a car. Only residents' cars can be on the roads here.

Bordering Latvia, Estonia is unique from the other European countries in many ways. One different thing is that there are fewer people that inhabit the country than others in the region. They also take on the convenient act of conducting their votes online.

Bordering Thailand, it's not uncommon to find that both countries share a lot of the same things. One of those things is their language, as both speak Thai. If there's one thing that is unique about Laos, it's that it's home to the Patuxai.

In Jordan, there's so much history to experience. A trip to Amman would mean being among some centuries-old structures and streets. The city itself is one of the oldest you'll find in the entire world.

Vanuatu is a beautiful place to visit and enjoy the heat and sun, but if you're traveling there, it's a good thing to be aware that the area is prone to natural disasters. Earthquakes are quite common here.

Of the three cities here, the capital is Buenos Aires. There's so much beauty to behold in the country, with colorful buildings, scenic countrysides and wildlife like you've never seen before. Each city has something unique to offer.

This tiny country has even tinier cities, with Victoria being its biggest. Less than 100,000 people live there, but if you looked at it on a map, you might never guess it! Made up of a few islands, it's a perfect tropical getaway.

Venezuela is known for its rich oil reserves, but unfortunately, it's also known for corruption and poverty. If you value natural beauty, the country is full of it. Angel Falls is one incredible place to check out in this country.

Only three official cities are located here in Papua New Guinea, which means it's the perfect place for anyone who doesn't consider themselves to be a city person. However, there are plenty of beautiful little towns scattered throughout as well.

Kosovo is considered a country by its own means, and Prishtina is its capital city. In fact, Kosovo is one of the world's newest countries, only officially taking this status in 2008. Before this, it was part of its now-neighbor, Serbia.

If you ever plan to visit Hungary, it would be wise to bring some forints. That's the name of the currency used in the country. Did you know that in Hungary, public baths are still quite popular?

Did you know that Qatar is the richest country in the world? It's home to many resources that add to its value. One example is that it is known for its huge export of natural gas, which is always in demand.

In the case of many countries, their capital cities are often the most populated. This isn't true for Morocco, with Rabat being its capital city, but Casablanca being the most populated. In fact, Casablanca outnumbers it by more than 2 million people.

Despite not being named above, Panama City is one place you don't want to miss if you're ever in Panama. You can get all the benefits of living in the city as you venture into the rainforest that is located there as well!

Anyone who has won the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize has made a trip to Norway to accept this award. If Norway was ever a place that you considered living in, you should also know about the publishing of income that is mandatory for all residents. There is a layer of privacy to it, however.

This Middle-Eastern country is not the place to go if you are a lover of Coca-Cola! Coke's rival, Pepsi, is the more popular choice in this country, so you'll have a much better time finding this alternative.

Rwanda is often considered to be one of the most progressive countries in Africa in areas such as business and living standards. If you're looking for a good internet connection somewhere in Africa, Rwanda would be the country to go to.

Zambia is the place to be if you're a fan of scenic waterfalls. One beautiful place to visit is Victoria Falls, which is not for anyone who is afraid of heights. When you're done there, the country has many wildlife reserves that you can enjoy as well.

As the capital city of the country, Tokyo is a place where a lot of fun happens. For example, it has already been the host of one set of the Summer Olympics in the 1960s and will also host the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Yemen is a beautiful country, but unfortunately, it has been under conflict for quite a while. Sadly, many of its inhabitants have hard lives without access to their basic needs, such as clean drinking water. Thankfully, many charities are hard at work to help as many people as they can.

Sweden is home to these beautiful cities, which all provide a great place to live. In fact, Sweden is often recognized as having a high quality of life for its many services and benefits. There's no doubt that Swedish folks live long, happy lives!

While a big chunk of Latvia is filled with blooming forests, you'll find some beautiful cities scattered throughout. The biggest, however, is Riga, where a large number of Latvians reside. One fun fact about the country is that hockey is its national sport. Watch out, Canada!

Rainforests meet big cities in New Zealand, making for a good mix between the two. It's no secret that New Zealand has some beautiful waterfronts, but did you know that you can visit the clearest lake in the world there?

If you ever want to travel to the United Arab Emirates, there are a few things you'll want to know. This country works as a monarchy, but a different family rules each of the emirates. Aside from this, they also have a president and a prime minister.

If you've never heard of a shrinking lake, then Uzbekistan might be a place that you want to visit. Over the years, the lake has continued to dry up, causing it to shrink more and more, leaving desert exposed.

In Trinidad and Tobago, there's always something amazing to see. One example is the vast nesting site of the leatherback turtle, which is a magnificent sight to see. There's also so much more to explore in the country, such as the rainforests that it is home to.