European Union (EU) Member Countries
A political and economic union of 27 European member states. Founded in 1993.
Austria
Vienna
9,208,163 people
Belgium
Brussels
11,941,781 people
Bulgaria
Sofia
6,433,302 people
Croatia
Zagreb
3,876,200 people
Cyprus
Nicosia
1,370,754 people
Czechia
Prague
10,886,878 people
Denmark
Copenhagen
6,009,169 people
Estonia
Tallinn
1,366,475 people
Finland
Helsinki
5,646,436 people
France
Paris
68,720,337 people
Germany
Berlin
83,491,249 people
Greece
Athens
10,413,962 people
Hungary
Budapest
9,514,251 people
Ireland
Dublin
5,484,367 people
Italy
Rome
58,915,656 people
Latvia
Riga
1,847,785 people
Lithuania
Vilnius
2,888,774 people
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
686,970 people
Malta
Valletta
579,704 people
Netherlands
Amsterdam
18,087,633 people
Poland
Warsaw
36,435,861 people
Portugal
Lisbon
10,804,871 people
Romania
Bucharest
19,020,271 people
Slovakia
Bratislava
5,413,813 people
Slovenia
Ljubljana
2,130,986 people
Spain
Madrid
49,355,143 people
Sweden
Stockholm
10,596,620 people
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are in the European Union?
The EU has 27 member countries.
Which countries are members of the European Union?
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
When was the European Union established?
The EU was established in 1993.
What continent are most EU members in?
The majority of EU member countries are located in Europe.