Countries / Europe visited map
Visited mapHow many countries in Europe have you visited?
Tap each country you've been to on the map, or tick it in the list. See how many of Europe's 44 countries you've covered, region by region, plus the countries partly in Europe (Türkiye, Cyprus, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan) and Kosovo as a bonus. Then share your map or save it as a picture.
Nothing is saved or sent. Your picks live only in this page's link: copy or bookmark it to keep your map, or send it to a friend. The 44 countries and the four regions follow the UN's list of countries in Europe. Very small countries like Vatican City, Monaco and San Marino have a dot so they're easier to tap.
Good to know
- The 29 countries of the Schengen area have no routine passport checks between them, so one visa or visa-free stay covers them all. Non-EU visitors can usually stay up to 90 days in any 180.
- The EU is bringing in the Entry/Exit System (EES), which records non-EU travellers at Schengen borders, and the ETIAS travel authorisation for visa-free visitors. Check what applies to you, and from when, on the official Travel to Europe site.
- Travel advice currently warns against travel to Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, and to some border areas of other countries. Check the U.S. State Department and UK FCDO before you go.
- Getting ready? See our guides to money abroad, eSIMs and plugs and voltage.
Sources
- Map shapes: Natural Earth admin-0 countries (public domain), Ukraine point of view, simplified, with Kosovo from the default version
- United Nations Statistics Division: Standard country or area codes (M49), Europe and its regions
- UN General Assembly resolution 68/262 (2014): Territorial integrity of Ukraine
- UN Security Council resolution 541 (1983): Cyprus
- For reference only (not used to draw this map): United Nations Geospatial: general maps
Last checked October 2026.