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Largest Economies in Europe
The largest economies in Europe, ranked by GDP.
Germany currently leads this Europe ranking across 47 reported places.
Answer at a glance
Germany ranks as the largest economy in Europe, at $4.69 trillion (2024), using the latest available World Bank value.
The gap to United Kingdom is $999.56 billion using the displayed latest-available values.
Methodology: countries are ordered by nominal GDP in current US dollars. Reporting years can vary by country, so this is a latest-available comparison rather than a single-year estimate. View World Bank GDP data.
Coverage: 47 countries and territories with a reported value are included; records without this metric are omitted.
Total GDP measures the size of an economy; it does not by itself measure individual prosperity or quality of life.
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Berlin · 2024 observation
London · 2024 observation
Paris · 2024 observation
Rome · 2024 observation
Moscow · 2024 observation
Madrid · 2024 observation
Amsterdam · 2024 observation
Bern · 2024 observation
Warsaw · 2024 observation
Brussels · 2024 observation
Dublin · 2024 observation
Stockholm · 2024 observation
Vienna · 2024 observation
Oslo · 2024 observation
Copenhagen · 2024 observation
Bucharest · 2024 observation
Prague · 2024 observation
Lisbon · 2024 observation
Helsinki · 2024 observation
Athens · 2024 observation
Budapest · 2024 observation
Kyiv · 2024 observation
Bratislava · 2024 observation
Sofia · 2024 observation
Luxembourg · 2024 observation
Zagreb · 2024 observation
Belgrade · 2024 observation
Vilnius · 2024 observation
Minsk · 2024 observation
Ljubljana · 2024 observation
Riga · 2024 observation
Tallinn · 2024 observation
Nicosia · 2024 observation
Reykjavik · 2024 observation
Sarajevo · 2024 observation
Tirana · 2024 observation
Valletta · 2024 observation
Chisinau · 2024 observation
Skopje · 2024 observation
Pristina · 2024 observation
Monaco · 2024 observation
Podgorica · 2024 observation
Vaduz · 2023 observation
Douglas, Isle of Man · 2022 observation
Torshavn · 2024 observation
Andorra la Vella · 2024 observation
San Marino · 2023 observation
| # | Country | GDP | Data year | Capital |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Germany | $4.69 trillion | 2024 | Berlin |
| 2 |  United Kingdom | $3.69 trillion | 2024 | London |
| 3 |  France | $3.16 trillion | 2024 | Paris |
| 4 |  Italy | $2.38 trillion | 2024 | Rome |
| 5 |  Russia | $2.17 trillion | 2024 | Moscow |
| 6 |  Spain | $1.73 trillion | 2024 | Madrid |
| 7 |  Netherlands | $1.21 trillion | 2024 | Amsterdam |
| 8 |  Switzerland | $936.56 billion | 2024 | Bern |
| 9 |  Poland | $917.77 billion | 2024 | Warsaw |
| 10 |  Belgium | $671.37 billion | 2024 | Brussels |
| 11 |  Ireland | $609.16 billion | 2024 | Dublin |
| 12 |  Sweden | $603.72 billion | 2024 | Stockholm |
| 13 |  Austria | $534.79 billion | 2024 | Vienna |
| 14 |  Norway | $483.59 billion | 2024 | Oslo |
| 15 |  Denmark | $424.52 billion | 2024 | Copenhagen |
| 16 |  Romania | $382.56 billion | 2024 | Bucharest |
| 17 |  Czech Republic | $347.03 billion | 2024 | Prague |
| 18 |  Portugal | $313.27 billion | 2024 | Lisbon |
| 19 |  Finland | $298.70 billion | 2024 | Helsinki |
| 20 |  Greece | $256.24 billion | 2024 | Athens |
| 21 |  Hungary | $222.72 billion | 2024 | Budapest |
| 22 |  Ukraine | $190.74 billion | 2024 | Kyiv |
| 23 |  Slovakia | $140.93 billion | 2024 | Bratislava |
| 24 |  Bulgaria | $113.34 billion | 2024 | Sofia |
| 25 |  Luxembourg | $93.28 billion | 2024 | Luxembourg |
| 26 |  Croatia | $92.98 billion | 2024 | Zagreb |
| 27 |  Serbia | $90.10 billion | 2024 | Belgrade |
| 28 |  Lithuania | $84.87 billion | 2024 | Vilnius |
| 29 |  Belarus | $75.96 billion | 2024 | Minsk |
| 30 |  Slovenia | $72.97 billion | 2024 | Ljubljana |
| 31 |  Latvia | $43.68 billion | 2024 | Riga |
| 32 |  Estonia | $43.13 billion | 2024 | Tallinn |
| 33 |  Cyprus | $37.63 billion | 2024 | Nicosia |
| 34 |  Iceland | $33.26 billion | 2024 | Reykjavik |
| 35 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | $29.61 billion | 2024 | Sarajevo |
| 36 |  Albania | $27.05 billion | 2024 | Tirana |
| 37 |  Malta | $24.97 billion | 2024 | Valletta |
| 38 |  Moldova | $18.20 billion | 2024 | Chisinau |
| 39 |  North Macedonia | $16.95 billion | 2024 | Skopje |
| 40 |  Kosovo | $11.20 billion | 2024 | Pristina |
| 41 |  Monaco | $11.13 billion | 2024 | Monaco |
| 42 |  Montenegro | $8.27 billion | 2024 | Podgorica |
| 43 |  Liechtenstein | $8.24 billion | 2023 | Vaduz |
| 44 |  Man (Isle of) | $7.43 billion | 2022 | Douglas, Isle of Man |
| 45 |  Faroe Islands | $4.05 billion | 2024 | Torshavn |
| 46 |  Andorra | $4.04 billion | 2024 | Andorra la Vella |
| 47 |  San Marino | $2.03 billion | 2023 | San Marino |
Largest Economies in Europe: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the largest economy in Europe?
Germany is the largest economy in Europe, with a GDP of around $4.69 trillion.
What are the top three largest economies in Europe?
Germany, United Kingdom and France.