Europe has a population of 739 million people across 10.18 million square kilometers. It is home to many languages including English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and others. Russia is the largest European country by area while Vatican City is the smallest with only around 800 residents. Some of Europe's most notable geographic features include the longest lake Balaton in Hungary and the Danube River which flows through 12 countries. Christianity is the dominant religion and soccer is very popular across Europe's 47 countries. Some of Europe's most famous landmarks are the Eiffel Tower in Paris, St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, and the expensive Champs-Élysées street in Paris known for boutiques and

1. POPULATION: 739 million peoples
AREA: 10,180,000 km²
Languages of Europe :
English, French, German, Greek, Italian,
Spanish, Portuguese, Nordic Languages, East
European languages.

2. Russia is the largest country in Europe
occupying a territory of 17,098,242 km square.

3. The smallest and least populated country in Europe is The Vatican City with a population as low as 800 people.

4. The longest lake of Europe is Balaton stretching up to 592 square kilometers.

5. Oxford University is regarded as one of the best universities in Europe with a global ranking of being the second
best, the reputation of producing the highest number of
Nobel Prize winners.

6. Cambridge University stands just next to Oxford. It is globally raked as 7th while it is one of the world's oldest
and leading educational centers of the world

7. The Danube River:
Flows through the 12 countries of Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania, and the Ukraine.

8. There are a total of 47 countries in this continent and Soccer occupies dominant position in terms of popularity.

9. Religion
Christianity Dominates the region

10. The Eiffel Tower
stands 324 meters
tall and is the
tallest building in
France. Your visit
to Europe would be
incomplete if you
don't get a chance
to go to Eiffel
Tower.

11. St. Peter’s Basilica
in Rome is the
largest church in
the world, seating
over 60,000
people.

12. Champs-Élysées is
the most
expensive street in
Europe! It is lined
with exclusive
boutiques, high-end
brand
flagships and
intimate cafes –
perfect for a
romantic
afternoon walk.