Europe

From wife carrying to Kiiking, a sport where participants rotate 360° on giant swings, these are some fun facts about Estonia.

Home to a floating city of bridges and canals and the largest wine production in the world, these are some fun facts about Italy.

The most visited international tourist destination and the largest country in the EU, these are some fun facts about France.

From the largest unfinished church in the world to the biggest annual food fight, these are some fun facts about Spain.

From Europe’s largest rock sculpture to the happiest cemetery, these are some fun facts about Romania.

From one of the world’s smallest republics to a hill with over 100,000 crosses, these are some fun facts about Lithuania.

From a church decorated with bones to the world’s biggest beer drinkers, these are some fun facts about the Czech Republic.

From the home of the Dalmatian dog breed to the world’s longest line of strudels, these are fun facts about Croatia.

From the world’s highest minimum wage to world-famous castles, these are some fun facts about Luxembourg.

From the world’s second shortest coast to Europe’s only free city, these are some interesting facts about Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Fun facts about Malta, from its own version of Dr Pepper to the world record for the largest Catherine wheel firework.

Fun facts about Bulgaria, from Europe’s oldest country and city to the birthplace of the Cyrillic alphabet.

From the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube to the world’s second-oldest metro system, these are some fun facts about Hungary.

From the world’s largest wine cellar to one of Europe’s poorest countries, these are some fun facts about Moldova.

The most interesting facts about North Macedonia, from the “Balkan Elvis” to the birthplace of Mother Teresa.

The most interesting facts about Vatican City, from the world’s smallest country to being entirely surrounded by the city of Rome.

From the world’s second-smallest country to the most super-rich people per capita, these are some fun facts about Monaco.

From being doubly landlocked to threatening to sell the country to Bill Gates, these are some fun facts about Liechtenstein.

The most interesting facts about Türkiye, from the origins of Santa Claus to the final resting place of Noah’s Ark.

The most interesting facts about Andorra, from the heaviest smokers in the world to the highest country and capital city in Europe.

The most interesting facts about Albania, from the world’s first atheist state to tens of thousands of unused military bunkers.

We take a look at the countries along the Silk Road, the ancient network of trade routes that connected China with the West.

The most interesting facts about Azerbaijan, from unique geographical features to the origins of the Vikings?

From the world’s worst football team to one of the world’s smallest countries, these are the most interesting facts about San Marino.

The most interesting facts about Belarus, from Europe’s last dictatorship to a festival where soldiers smash bricks with their heads.

The most interesting facts about Armenia, from the world’s oldest winery and leather shoe to compulsory chess lessons for school children.

The last sherpas of Europe, a ‘Clapping Tower’ and the ‘Cage of Shame’ are some of the most interesting facts about Slovakia.

From ancient stilt houses to the man who swam the Amazon River, these are the most interesting facts about Slovenia.

From Europe’s youngest country to one of just two nations with a map on its flag, these are the most interesting facts about Kosovo.

From Europe’s oldest restaurant to the world’s largest castle by land area, these are the most interesting facts about Poland.

From the world’s oldest pet cat to the only capital city to straddle two nations, these are the most interesting facts about Cyprus.

From the inventor of jeans to the world’s first decorated Christmas tree (maybe), these are the most interesting facts about Latvia.

From a town still haunted by vampires to a gruesome tower made of skulls, these are the most interesting facts about Serbia.