Europe
42 entries in the World Atlas compendium.
United KingdomA sovereign country comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with a richFranceThe French Republic: a global centre of art, science, and democracy.ItalyA cultural superpower with the highest number of World Heritage Sites.SpainLand of the rabbits, from Roman Hispania to modern monarchy.BelgiumA small kingdom where empires meet, cultures blend, and the heart of Europe beats.SwitzerlandA landlocked federal republic of four languages and 26 cantons, rooted in Alpine symbolismIrelandAn island of lush green landscapes, ancient history, and divided sovereignty.AustriaLandlocked Central European federation of nine states, former imperial power, now a neutraSwedenUnder the midnight sun: ancient forests, iron-rich mountains, and forward-thinking design.DenmarkA Nordic country in Northern Europe, the metropole of the Danish Realm.NorwayLand of the midnight sun and the world's largest sovereign wealth fund.FinlandNordic country of lakes, forests, and independence.PolandWhere the Baltic breeze meets Tatra snow, and history refuses to stay buried.CzechiaA landlocked Central European country with a rich history, from the Duchy of Bohemia to thGreeceCradle of Western civilisation and birthplace of democracy.RomaniaA country in Central and Southeastern Europe, on the lower Danube and northwestern Black SBulgariaA country in Southeastern Europe, situated on the eastern portion of the Balkans.CroatiaA Central and Southeastern European country on the Adriatic coast, known for its thousand UkraineA country in Eastern Europe, second-largest in Europe after Russia, with a rich history frSloveniaA mountainous, forested country in Central Europe with a short Adriatic coastline.SlovakiaLand of the Slavs, heart of EuropeEstoniaCode on Cobblestones: Where ancient forests fuel a digital revolution.LatviaOne of the three Baltic states, with a capital in Riga and a population of 1.83 million.LuxembourgThe world's only remaining sovereign grand duchy.MaltaA sun-drenched archipelago where ancient stone whispers tales of empires past.North MacedoniaLandlocked in Southeast Europe, North Macedonia blends ancient Paeonian roots with a moderAlbaniaEagles soar over history: Where ancient ruins meet wild, sun-drenched coastlines.Bosnia and HerzegovinaA land of mountains and rivers, where three peoples share a single state.MonacoThe second smallest sovereign state, a wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.MontenegroThe Black Mountain of the BalkansGermanyA country in Western and Central Europe, the most populous member state of the EU.PortugalA Southwestern European nation with a rich maritime history and global cultural influence.NetherlandsLow countries, high innovation.IcelandEurope's westernmost and most sparsely populated country, a land of geysers, glaciers, andHungaryLandlocked country in Central Europe, spanning the Carpathian Basin, with a population oveSerbiaEmpires carved their names into stone here; only the enduring spirit remains.LithuaniaOne of three Baltic states, on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea.BelarusLandlocked Eastern European nation with a hemiboreal climate and a history shaped by medieSan MarinoThe oldest surviving sovereign state and constitutional republic.Vatican CityThe smallest sovereign state in the world, an enclave within Rome and the administrative cCzech RepublicLand of Bohemian Crowns and Velvet RevolutionsFaroe IslandsA rugged North Atlantic archipelago defined by steep cliffs and Viking heritage.
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