1. Asia
   Africa
2. Oceania

While Africa isn't far from several European points, Asia is right next door.

1. Moscow
   the Ural Mountain range
2. Yeah, what IS the eastern border?

There is no official border between continents, and thus there's no definite answer. But somewhere in Russia, in general.

1. Greenland
   Iceland
2. the Falkland Islands

Iceland is part of Europe, while North America claims Greenland.

1. buttes
   steppes
2. fjords

Glacial valleys produce fjords, where steep cliffs surround a long sea inlet.

1. France
   Netherlands
2. Germany

The Rhine empties into the North Sea.

1. Bernese
   Pennine
2. Ubersnowy

Alas, a more descriptive range might be nice.

1. Andorra
   Monaco
2. Belgium

Little Monaco gets a little lift from the range.

1. Volga
   Rhine
2. Rhone

At nearly 2,300 miles long, the Volga is also Europe's biggest river in terms of watershed and discharge.

1. Paris
   London
2. Moscow

At almost 12 million people, Moscow is the most populous city on the continent.

1. Netherlands
   Switzerland
2. Belgium

Luxembourg shares borders with Belgium, France and Germany.

1. Monaco and Italy
   France and Spain
2. France and Germany

Andorra is a tiny country in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain.

1. The Caspian Sea
   The North Sea
2. The Adriatic Sea

Mountainous on one side, Montenegro enjoys a coastal climate to the south.

1. Sweden
   Finland
2. Norway

Norway extends northwest over Sweden and Finland.

1. Slovakia
   Czech Republic
2. Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hungary shares a border with seven different countries.

1. Finland
   Netherlands
2. Denmark

Copenhagen is the capitol of Denmark.

1. Mediterranean Sea
   Bay of Biscay
2. the English Channel

Flowing from Paris, the Seine empties into the English Channel.

1. Scotland
   Sweden
2. Denmark

No, it's not some nonsense gibberish — it's an estuary (or firth) from Scotland's River Forth.

1. Luxembourg
   San Marino
2. Liechtenstein

Vatican City isn't the only Italian outlier — San Marino was founded in 301 and remains a sovereign republic.

1. Sofia
   Minsk
2. Lodz

At the foot of the Vitosha mountain, Sofia is quite picturesque.

1. Great Britain
   Spain
2. Moldova

Gibraltar is at the southern end of Spain. But just to make it confusing, Gibraltar is actually a British Overseas Territory.

1. Klaipeda
   Parnu
2. Riga

Riga is Latvia's capital, conveniently located on the Gulf of Riga.

1. Denmark
   Great Britain
2. Norway

Located in the North Atlantic, the islands are closer to Norway, Iceland and the UK — but they're a self-governing part of Denmark.

1. Gulf of Bosnia
   Gulf of Bothnia
2. Gulf of Bofnia

The Gulf of Bothnia is part of the Baltic Sea.

1. Luxembourgville
   Luxembourg City
2. Luxembourgton

Not particularly clever but gets the job done.

1. Odessa
   Donetsk
2. Kiev

It's the capital and the largest city in Ukraine.

1. Slovakia
   Germany
2. Switzerland

While we associate Austria with its German or Swiss neighbors, Slovakia's Bratislava is not an hour by car.

1. Ionian Sea
   Aegean Sea
2. Black Sea

Greece has a lot of coast, but none of it is on the Black Sea, located to the west of the nation.

1. Russia
   Finland
2. Belarus

Russia's Lake Ladoga is outside St. Petersburg.

1. Kosovo
   Albania
2. Croatia

Kosovo is surrounded by Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro and Serbia.

1. Zurich
   Bern
2. Basel

Bern is the Swiss capital, but Zurich is the largest city in the nation.