Europe countries visited map

01 / In the atlas

Choose countries from the map or the checklist

A Europe travel map is useful when your memories stretch across several trips. Begin with the countries where you have spent meaningful time, then add places you once called home. Click an outline to cycle its status, or use the search box to find a country directly. A Visited or Lived selection adds one to your count. Want to go is a separate planning status and does not inflate the number of places already visited.

Small countries can disappear at the scale of a continent. Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, and Vatican City have small point markers where needed, and all entries remain available through the checklist. Malta is included as well. Search is often easier than clicking a small outline, particularly on a phone. Each entry has equal weight regardless of its geographic size.

02 / In the atlas

Understand what this Europe checklist includes

There is no single travel checklist that resolves every definition of Europe. This version has 49 entries, includes Cyprus and the transcontinental entries Russia, Türkiye, Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, and adds five microstates missing from the base collection. Kosovo is not a separate entry in this version. The denominator is a product convention for this dataset, rather than a claim about a universally agreed country total.

The map shows a European viewport, so the full Asian extents of transcontinental countries are cropped. Selecting Russia still marks the single Russia entry; it does not track individual regions within the country. Boundaries are simplified and are not suitable for navigation or legal interpretation. A travel checklist also differs from an EU or Schengen list: visiting a country does not establish a right to enter or stay there. Use a dedicated Schengen calculator for the 90-in-180-day rule.

03 / In the atlas

Save a snapshot of your European travels

The editable checklist saves locally in your browser. A share link encodes the selections you made when it was generated, so it can serve as a backup or let someone else open that version. It is not an automatically synchronized account. Keep a fresh link after major changes and remember that anyone with the link can view its travel selections.

Download a PNG for a travel journal, group chat, or end-of-year recap. The image includes the map, counter, status legend, and MapMoment watermark. It is a visual keepsake, while the link is the way to restore editable entries. For trips outside this collection, move to the world travel tracker instead of trying to treat the European percentage as a count of all countries worldwide.

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