EU Countries Map Quiz

27 countries · click them on the map · free, no signup

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This EU countries quiz asks you to find all 27 current member states of the European Union on an interactive map — and it is sneakily harder than a plain Europe quiz, because knowing the map is only half the game. The other half is knowing who is actually in the club. The United Kingdom left in 2020, so clicking it is always a miss. Norway and Switzerland sit right in the middle of the map looking thoroughly European, yet neither has ever joined. Meanwhile Cyprus, parked off the coast of Syria, is a full member that most players forget entirely. The geography itself still bites: the Baltic trio of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania must land in the right order, Slovenia and Slovakia remain the continent's favorite mix-up, and Malta is a clickable dot south of Sicily. Each round names a member state; click its territory to score. First-try answers lock in green, wrong clicks flash red, and after two misses the quiz reveals the answer so the membership list finally sticks. It is ideal prep for civics classes, EU politics courses, and any European union quiz round at trivia night.

How to play

  1. The quiz names one of the 27 countries — find it and click it on the map.
  2. A correct click locks in green. A wrong click flashes red, and after two misses the quiz highlights the answer for you.
  3. You score a point for every first-try answer. Finish all 27, check your score, then replay — the order reshuffles every round.

EU Countries map quiz — FAQ

How many countries are in the European Union?
27 member states, from the six 1957 founders (France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg) to the newest member, Croatia, which joined in 2013. All 27 are targets in this quiz.
Is the United Kingdom in the EU?
No — the UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020 following the 2016 Brexit referendum. It is the only country ever to leave, so it appears on the quiz map as context but is never a correct answer.
Why aren't Norway and Switzerland in the EU?
Both chose to stay out — Norway rejected membership in referendums in 1972 and 1994 and accesses the single market via the EEA, while Switzerland relies on bilateral treaties. Iceland is another non-member neighbor players often click by mistake.

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