Southern Europe

15Countries
151MPopulation
$5.50TGDP
1.31M km²Area

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15 countries sorted by GDP

#CountryCapitalPopulationGDPArea
1 ItalyRome58.9M$2.55T301,340 km²
2 SpainMadrid49.4M$1.91T505,992 km²
3 PortugalLisbon10.8M$347B92,090 km²
4 GreeceAthens10.4M$281B131,957 km²
5 CroatiaZagreb3.88M$105B56,594 km²
6 SerbiaBelgrade6.55M$100.0B77,474 km²
7 SloveniaLjubljana2.13M$79.7B20,273 km²
8 Bosnia and HerzegovinaSarajevo3.14M$32.6B51,197 km²
9 AlbaniaTirana2.35M$30.5B28,748 km²
10 MaltaValletta580K$27.8B316 km²
11 North MacedoniaSkopje1.82M$19.1B25,713 km²
12 MontenegroPodgorica620K$9.23B13,812 km²
13 AndorraAndorra la Vella80K$4.50B468 km²
14 San MarinoSan Marino30K$1.86B61 km²
15 Vatican CityVatican City1K$0.02B0 km²

Key Insights

Largest Economies & Populations

Italy leads Southern Europe with a GDP of $2.55T, followed by Spain ($1.91T) and Portugal ($347B). The most populous country is Italy with 58.9M people, while Spain covers the largest area at 505,992 km².

GDP
Italy
$2.55T
Spain
$1.91T
Portugal
$347B
Greece
$281B
Croatia
$105B
Population
Italy
58.9M
Spain
49.4M
Portugal
10.8M
Greece
10.4M
Serbia
6.55M

GDP per Capita

Andorra has the highest GDP per capita at $54,292, which is 5.2x higher than Bosnia and Herzegovina ($10,382), the lowest in the group.

Andorra
$54,292
Malta
$47,907
Italy
$43,309
Spain
$38,627
Slovenia
$37,376
Portugal
$32,082
Croatia
$27,104
Greece
$26,948
Serbia
$15,262
Montenegro
$14,817
Albania
$12,998
North Macedonia
$10,490
Bosnia and Herzegovina
$10,382

GDP Growth

The fastest-growing economy is Malta at +3.96%, followed by Andorra (+3.87%) and Albania (+3.79%). The slowest growth is Italy at +0.54%.

Malta
+3.96%
Andorra
+3.87%
Albania
+3.79%
North Macedonia
+3.49%
Croatia
+3.40%
Spain
+2.82%
Montenegro
+2.74%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
+2.13%
Greece
+2.07%
Serbia
+2.03%
Portugal
+1.86%
Slovenia
+1.06%
Italy
+0.54%