Flags of Europe
Europe has 45 countries, so 45 national flags. All of them are below with names and capitals, A to Z. Each flag links to its own page with colors, history and look-alikes, such as Albania. Above the list: a quiz with ten flags of Europe.
Quiz: Flags of Europe
All 45 flags of Europe with names
AlbaniaCapital: Tirana
AndorraCapital: Andorra la Vella
AustriaCapital: Vienna
BelarusCapital: Minsk
BelgiumCapital: Brussels
Bosnia and HerzegovinaCapital: Sarajevo
BulgariaCapital: Sofia
CroatiaCapital: Zagreb
CyprusCapital: Nicosia
CzechiaCapital: Prague
DenmarkCapital: Copenhagen
EstoniaCapital: Tallinn
FinlandCapital: Helsinki
FranceCapital: Paris
GermanyCapital: Berlin
GreeceCapital: Athens
HungaryCapital: Budapest
IcelandCapital: Reykjavík
IrelandCapital: Dublin
ItalyCapital: Rome
LatviaCapital: Riga
LiechtensteinCapital: Vaduz
LithuaniaCapital: Vilnius
LuxembourgCapital: Luxembourg
MaltaCapital: Valletta
MoldovaCapital: Chișinău
MonacoCapital: Monaco
MontenegroCapital: Podgorica
NetherlandsCapital: Amsterdam
North MacedoniaCapital: Skopje
NorwayCapital: Oslo
PolandCapital: Warsaw
PortugalCapital: Lisbon
RomaniaCapital: Bucharest
RussiaCapital: Moscow
San MarinoCapital: San Marino
SerbiaCapital: Belgrade
SlovakiaCapital: Bratislava
SloveniaCapital: Ljubljana
SpainCapital: Madrid
SwedenCapital: Stockholm
SwitzerlandCapital: Bern
UkraineCapital: Kyiv
United KingdomCapital: London
Vatican CityCapital: Vatican City
What people also ask
How many flags are there in Europe?
45, one per country.
Which flags in Europe look alike?
In Quible’s flag quiz these pairs get mixed up most: Albania – Montenegro; Albania – North Macedonia; Albania – Serbia; Andorra – Moldova; Andorra – Romania; Austria – Latvia.
Which flags in Europe have stars?
1: Bosnia and Herzegovina.
What is the fastest way to learn the flags?
Short daily rounds that bring back your mistakes. Quible repeats a missed flag three rounds later and again days after.
Country data: mledoze/countries (ODbL); population: World Bank, 2024. Flags: flag-icons (MIT). Flag facts, look-alikes and riddles: the Quible app.