Destinations Europe Maps of Eastern European Countries Written by Kerry Kubilius Kerry Kubilius is a freelance writer who specializes in Eastern European history, culture, current events, language, and travel. Tripsavvy's Editorial Guidelines Kerry Kubilius Updated 03/28/20 Fact-Checked by Reviewed on 03/28/20 Patrice J. Williams Patrice J. Williams is a travel and style content creator and fact checker and author of thrift shopping book "Looking Fly on a Dime." About TripSavvy Fact-Checking Patrice J. Williams Share Pin Email Digital Vector Maps The countries of Eastern Europe cover a large geographic area. This map shows Eastern Europe. Below the map you will find labels for specific regions. The countries in the Eastern European region are as follows (click on the links for more information about each country): The Baltic Nations Estonia Latvia Lithuania Central European Nations Austria Czech Republic Germany Hungary Liechtenstein Poland Slovakia Slovenia Switzerland The Balkan Nations and the Southeastern European Nations Republic of Macedonia Serbia and Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Albania Croatia (sometimes) Slovenia (sometimes) European Nations Designated as simply "Eastern European" Russia Belarus Ukraine Romania Moldova These regional definitions vary somewhat from source to source. It is also important to keep in mind that "Eastern Europe" is an overarching term for regions that may be more specifically classified as something else. 01 of 23 Map of Albania University of Texas Albania Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 2 of 23 below. 02 of 23 Map of Belarus University of Texas Continue to 3 of 23 below. 03 of 23 Bosnia Herzegovina Map University of Texas Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 4 of 23 below. 04 of 23 Map of Bulgaria University of Texas Continue to 5 of 23 below. 05 of 23 Map of Croatia University of Texas Croatia is a popular destination in Southeastern Europe with an attractive coast, romantic islands, and exciting cities waiting to be explored. Croatia is located on the Adriatic Sea. Its capital city, Zagreb, lies inland. Cities popular with travelers include those on the Dalmatian Coast (Dubrovnik, Split) and those on the Istrian Peninsula (Rovinj, Pula). Croatia is popular with those who love beaches, but it also has a wealth of Roman ruins, a delicious national cuisine, unique wines and locally made spirits, traditions - like klapa music and religious processions - that are enthusiastically kept alive, a history tied closely with Italy and its neighboring countries, and a friendly, vibrant people who are proud of their heritage and their country. Learn more about Croatia and Croatia travel: Croatia Country Profile Croatia's Cities and Towns Croatia Christmas Traditions Croatia Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 6 of 23 below. 06 of 23 Map of Czech Republic University of Texas Buy Czech Republic Maps Buy Czech Republic Maps Buy Prague Maps Czech Republic Czech Travel Basics Czech Culture in Photos Photos of the Czech Republic Continue to 7 of 23 below. 07 of 23 Map of Estonia University of Texas Estonia Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 8 of 23 below. 08 of 23 Map of Hungary University of Texas Hungary Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 9 of 23 below. 09 of 23 Kosovo Map University of Texas Kosovo is located in Southeastern Europe and is bordered by Albania, Serbia, Macedonia, and Montenegro. Continue to 10 of 23 below. 10 of 23 Map of Latvia University of Texas Continue to 11 of 23 below. 11 of 23 Map of Lithuania University of Texas Continue to 12 of 23 below. 12 of 23 Map of Macedonia University of Texas Continue to 13 of 23 below. 13 of 23 Map of Moldova University of Texas Continue to 14 of 23 below. 14 of 23 Map of Montenegro University of Texas Continue to 15 of 23 below. 15 of 23 Map of Poland University of Texas Poland Maps Buy Poland Maps Buy Warsaw Maps Poland Poland Travel Basics Poland Culture in Photos Poland Photos Continue to 16 of 23 below. 16 of 23 Map of Romania University of Texas Romania Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 17 of 23 below. 17 of 23 Map of Russia University of Texas Russia is the largest country in Eastern Europe. Its two most famous cities - Moscow and St. Petersburg - are located in the western portion of Russia. Russia is a vast nation and the most Eastern of the Eastern European countries. It spans two continents and 11 time zones. Large cities, miles of rural landscapes, forests, steppe, mountains, and even taiga make up its area. Its capital, Moscow, is one of its most popular travel destinations, followed by its "second" capital, St. Petersburg. However, visitors to Russia don't have to limit their exploration of this culturally and historically rich country to these two cities - river cruises and an extensive rail system enable travelers to see much more of Russia. Russia Maps Buy Russia Maps Buy Moscow Maps Buy St. Petersburg Russia Maps Russia Russian Culture Russia Travel Basics Russia Photos Continue to 18 of 23 below. 18 of 23 Map of Serbia University of Texas Continue to 19 of 23 below. 19 of 23 Map of Slovakia University of Texas Slovakia Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 20 of 23 below. 20 of 23 Map of Slovenia University of Texas Slovenia Travel Map - Buy Direct Continue to 21 of 23 below. 21 of 23 Map of Ukraine University of Texas 2005 Continue to 22 of 23 below. 22 of 23 Map of Eastern Europe 2006 Copyright Mountain High Maps - Modified by Kerry Kubilius Serbia and Montenegro used to be one country. Today, they are individual nations in Southeastern Europe. This map shows how Eastern Europe once looked. In 2006, Serbia and Montenegro officially split apart. The current map of Eastern Europe shows how the region looks today. The map of Serbia and Montenegro shows the former country's borders. Since then, Kosovo has also declared its independence from Serbia. To view how these countries look today, check out the following maps: Map of Serbia Map of Montenegro Map of Kosovo Guide. Continue to 23 of 23 below. 23 of 23 Map of Serbia Montenegro 2005 University of Texas 2005 Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit