Countries of Europe
In GeoCake, Europe has 54 countries and territories: 49 countries and 5 territories with their own flag. The largest is Russia (17,098,200 km²) and the smallest is Vatican City (0.44 km²). The most populous is Russia, with 143.5 million people. Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkey lie partly in Europe and partly in another continent: in GeoCake they count for both.
The 54 countries of Europe and their capitals
AlbaniaTirana
AndorraAndorra la Vella
AustriaVienna
AzerbaijanBaku
BelarusMinsk
BelgiumBrussels
Bosnia and HerzegovinaSarajevo
BulgariaSofia
CroatiaZagreb
CyprusNicosia
CzechiaPrague
DenmarkCopenhagen
EstoniaTallinn
Faroe IslandsTórshavn
FinlandHelsinki
FranceParis
GeorgiaTbilisi
GermanyBerlin
GibraltarGibraltar
GreeceAthens
HungaryBudapest
IcelandReykjavík
IrelandDublin
Isle of ManDouglas
ItalyRome
JerseySaint Helier
KazakhstanAstana
KosovoPristina
LatviaRiga
LiechtensteinVaduz
LithuaniaVilnius
LuxembourgLuxembourg
MaltaValletta
MoldovaChișinău
MonacoMonaco
MontenegroPodgorica
NetherlandsAmsterdam
North MacedoniaSkopje
NorwayOslo
PolandWarsaw
PortugalLisbon
RomaniaBucharest
RussiaMoscow
San MarinoSan Marino
SerbiaBelgrade
SlovakiaBratislava
SloveniaLjubljana
SpainMadrid
SwedenStockholm
SwitzerlandBern
TurkeyAnkara
UkraineKyiv
United KingdomLondon
Vatican CityVatican City
The 5 largest
- Russia 17,098,200 km²
- Kazakhstan 2,724,900 km²
- Turkey 783,562 km²
- Ukraine 603,500 km²
- France 551,695 km²
The 5 most populous
- Russia 143.5 million
- Turkey 85.9 million
- Germany 83.5 million
- United Kingdom 69.5 million
- France 68.7 million
Europe flag quiz
Do you know the flags of Europe? In CakeFlag you see a pie with the exact colors of a flag and get 6 tries to guess the country. In Practice you can play only with flags of Europe, as many times as you like.
Other continents
How many countries a continent has depends on how you count. GeoCake uses the 193 UN members, Vatican City, Palestine and 13 territories with their own flag (like Greenland or Puerto Rico). Data: World Bank, world-countries, Wikidata and CIA World Factbook. See all sources.