Geography Quiz · Europe
Flags of Europe Quiz
The national flags of Europe — Nordic crosses, tricolours and crests. See them all, then match each flag to its country against the clock.
All 47 flags
47 total
AlbaniaALB
AndorraAND
AustriaAUT
BelarusBLR
BelgiumBEL
Bosnia & Herz.BIH
BulgariaBGR
CroatiaHRV
CyprusCYP
Czech Rep.CZE
DenmarkDNK
EstoniaEST
FinlandFIN
FranceFRA
GeorgiaGEO
GermanyDEU
GreeceGRC
HungaryHUN
IcelandISL
IrelandIRL
ItalyITA
LatviaLVA
LiechtensteinLIE
LithuaniaLTU
LuxembourgLUX
MaltaMLT
MoldovaMDA
MonacoMCO
MontenegroMNE
N. MacedoniaMKD
NetherlandsNLD
NorwayNOR
PolandPOL
PortugalPRT
RomaniaROU
RussiaRUS
San MarinoSMR
SerbiaSRB
SlovakiaSVK
SloveniaSVN
SpainESP
SwedenSWE
SwitzerlandCHE
TurkeyTUR
UkraineUKR
United KingdomGBR
Vatican CityVATDid you know?
France is the most visited country in the world, attracting about 90 million tourists a year — more people than its own population.
Germany has over 1,500 types of beer and 300 varieties of bread — the pretzel alone has regional variations across all 16 states.
Italy is home to the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world (58), and contains two independent countries entirely within its borders: Vatican City and San Marino.
Russia spans 11 time zones — flying from Moscow to Vladivostok takes about 9 hours but crosses a full working day's worth of time change.
Spain is the second-largest country in the EU by area. It still has two cities (Ceuta and Melilla) on the African continent that are fully part of Spain.
The UK invented the World Wide Web, the telephone, the television, and the steam engine — yet still drives on the left side of the road.
Think you can name them all from memory?
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How many flags are in Europe?
This quiz covers the flags of around 45 European countries, from Iceland to Cyprus.
Why do so many European flags use crosses?
The Nordic cross, used by Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland, dates back to the 13th century and represents Christianity.