Each year, one European city -occasionally more- earns the right to call itself a capital: not of a country, but of culture itself. For twelve months, a title, a budget, and a spotlight land on a place, before moving on to the next one, leaving behind lasting impacts on local and regional cultural sectors. This map traces that pattern, starting with the very first title awarded in 1985 (Athens).
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