WikiArt vs Capitals Trainer

Discover the world’s art—anytime, anywhere. WikiArt brings together 250,000+ artworks by 3,000 artists from more than 100 countries, spanning cave paintings to contemporary collections. Many of these works aren’t on public view; WikiArt makes them accessible for study, inspiration, and pure enjoyment. What you can do Browse at scale: Paintings, drawings, and more—organized by artist, style, genre, period, and museum. Learn fast: Concise artist bios, artwork context, dates, and provenance where available. Go global: Interface and content localized in 7 languages, with ongoing community translations. Contribute: Help improve translations and metadata to make art history available to more people.

Learn the capitals of every country in the world — and actually remember them. Capitals Trainer covers 194 countries with flashcards, quizzes, and beautiful country pages with maps, flags, photos, and facts. FEATURES • Flashcards for fast memorization • Multiple-choice quizzes with instant feedback • Study sets by continent — from Europe to Oceania • Country pages with maps, flags, photos, and key facts • Progress tracking so you always know what's left to learn • Light and dark appearance • Interface in English, Russian, Spanish, French, and German • Works fully offline — no account, no ads, no data collection Whether you're preparing for a geography test, a quiz night, or your next trip, Capitals Trainer makes learning the world's capitals quick and fun.