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Charlotte, Adelaide, & Victoria.

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Reasons:

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1. I like all of the names in the set. In the other set I'm not a fan of Larisa.
2. I feel they look more balanced together.
3. I like the history of all of those names (not that the other set doesn't have that).
4. Due to my British/Celtic/French/German history nerdiness, these names resonate more with me.

Charlotte, Adelaide and Victoria. I just think this set is more cohesive.

Charlotte, Adelaide, and Victoria definitely. I think it's a more elegant sibset, with less frills, but it's still very beautiful.

I prefer Charlotte, Adelaide and Victoria. I think they go well together: they're all very classic, have the same length, but are still different.
Magdalena and Sofia are nice together. But Larisa sounds more modern and less common than the other two names. So I think, this set isn't as nice as the first one.

definitely Charlotte, Adelaide and Victoria

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I definitely prefer Magdalena, Sofia and Larisa. Much more interesting.

This is hard, because there are so many great things about each set.

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However, I have to go with Charlotte, Adelaide and Victoris. It is far more cohesive as a sibset, all of the names are classy and strong and I am biased towards Adelaide and Victoria, since I love them.

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I do like the other names on their own, but Magdalena seems to be the odd sister out in terms of length and style.

I don't like Charlotte, so I'd take the first one, even though I do like Victoria, it's my daughter's middle name.

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I prefer Sophie, but don't dislike Sofia.

I prefer Charlotte, Adelaide, and Victoria because they give off a similar vibe. I also think that this sibset flows better. Allnthree names work well together.
In the other sibset I find that Magdalena and Sofia go well together, so do Sofia and Larisa, But I find that Larisa and Magdalena don't go well together.

Charlotte, Adelaide, Victoria

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Partly because I don't care much for Magdalena. It's not a bad name, but it seems a little heavy and overbearing to me. Mostly, though, because the names seem less familiar to me - I expect Larissa and keep seeing it instead of Larisa. And the spelling Sofia isn't the one I would personally choose, as Sophia is more familiar to me.

Charlotte, Adelaide, & Victoria. Even though I think the place name theme might be a little bit too much, I like that the names are a similar length (makes them more aesthetically pleasing to me), and overall I just prefer these names individually (although I do like Magdalena).