uizzCountries of Europe Quiz: Locate Them on a 3D Globe
Play nowTake a countries of Europe quiz on an interactive 3D globe. Read each country name, then click its location, from the Balkans to the Baltics.
Read the European country name, then click or tap its territory on the interactive 3D globe. Distinguish the Baltic states, the Balkans and small European states by their locations. The full selection contains 45 countries and territories; the starter round uses 15 countries with a 120-second timer.
Rotate the globe to bring Europe into view, then zoom in before selecting a country. For small playable states, use the markers rather than searching for a large territory. The grid presents the full pool, which extends beyond the European Union.
The 45 countries and territories — Europe
This list shows the full selection for this mode and region. The short starter round uses a subset of this list.
Albania
Tirana
Andorra
Andorra la Vella
Austria
Vienna
Belarus
Minsk
Belgium
Brussels
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Bulgaria
Sofia
Croatia
Zagreb
Czech Republic
Prague
Denmark
Copenhagen
Estonia
Tallinn
Finland
Helsinki
France
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Greece
Athens
Hungary
Budapest
Iceland
Reykjavik
Italy
Rome
Latvia
Riga
Liechtenstein
Vaduz
Lithuania
Vilnius
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Malta
Valletta
Moldova
Chișinău
Monaco
Monaco
Montenegro
Podgorica
Netherlands
Amsterdam
North Macedonia
Skopje
Norway
Oslo
Poland
Warsaw
Portugal
Lisbon
Republic of Ireland
Dublin
Republic of Kosovo
Pristina
Romania
Bucharest
Russia
Moscow
San Marino
City of San Marino
Serbia
Belgrade
Slovakia
Bratislava
Slovenia
Ljubljana
Spain
Madrid
Sweden
Stockholm
Switzerland
Bern
Ukraine
Kyiv
United Kingdom
London
Vatican City
Vatican City
Tips to play better
Three Baltic states, north to south
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania run north to south. Find the eastern side of the Baltic Sea, then zoom in to compare these three neighbouring countries before clicking.
Practise the Balkan group
Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo and North Macedonia are separate targets. Zoom in to distinguish their borders, and use the Adriatic coast as a reference when positioning the globe.
Use the markers for small states
Vatican City, San Marino, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Andorra and Malta belong to the European pool. Small playable states have markers that make them easier to select. Look for the corresponding marker rather than zooming indefinitely.
Nordic countries are five, not four
Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland. Iceland is often forgotten because it sits alone in the Atlantic, far from the rest. When its name appears, rotate the globe west of mainland Europe and look between Greenland and Norway.
Don't confuse Slovenia and Slovakia
Slovenia is small, alpine, on the Adriatic, neighbouring Italy and Croatia. Slovakia is landlocked between the Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary, and Austria. Same root word, very different locations.
Frequently asked questions
Is Russia included?
Yes. The game places Russia in the Europe pool, while Turkey is in the Asia pool. Russia also appears once in the world selection. These are the game’s regional groups rather than a definition of continental boundaries.
Does the globe move automatically after a correct click?
A correct click does not automatically recenter the globe. Rotate and zoom it yourself to find the next named country. Use nearby borders, coastlines and small-state markers to place each target.
Does the quiz include Kosovo?
Yes. Kosovo and North Macedonia are distinct entries in the full European dataset. The grid documents the playable selection; it is not a list limited to UN member states.
How long is the Europe landing quiz?
The starter round gives you 120 seconds to locate 15 countries. The grid lists the full selection of 45 countries and territories. When the round ends, continue with the full Europe game to practise the broader pool.
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