The least populated capital in the world - a domed capitol on a hill in Melekeok, built in 2006 for a few hundred people.
A Portuguese colonial capital on the equator, pastel and peeling, with cocoa plantations in the hills behind it.
Baroque palaces facing Our Lady of the Rocks, an artificial island built from sunk ships and stones.
Faded colonial island city, UNESCO-listed.
Poignant slave-trade island, UNESCO-listed.
Red-brick Gothic castle on an island in Lake Galve, home of the Karaim community and their kibinai pastries.
Remote island with a vast cathedral.
Tiny island of coral-stone colonial buildings that named the country.
Swahili island town of donkeys, dhows and carved doorways.
Island of wooden churches, stilt houses and its own mythology.
Whitewashed island of windmills and nightlife.
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