The capital city of the Central African Republic is Bangui. Located near the country's southern border along the ubangi river, Bangui is the largest city and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the nation. Although it has faced various challenges, including conflicts and political instability, Bangui is known for its vibrant markets and diverse population. Landmarks in the city include the National Museum, historic churches, and monuments celebrating independence. The city aims to develop its infrastructure and economy despite ongoing struggles, and it remains a focal point for national efforts toward peace and stability.