50 Fun And Interesting Facts About Europe

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[arctic_desert]

I believe Monaco's life expectancy has more to do with their being one of the countries of the highest average wealth in the world lol. PS. I swear when you hinted that the most valuable company would be surprising, I thought you would say it was Lego

[flaviomulatojerkin]

Europe is so beautiful and diverse, I love my continent 🙌

[ilincab]

Number 51: Many Europeans learn at least half of these facts in school :)

[chaoss]

About nr. 50. San Marino is considered to be the oldest country in Europa. It was formed in 310 AD, while Bulgaria was formed in 632 AD.

[HansArneNordeng]

Hi. As a person living in Norway I would like to point out that Nordkapp (North cape) is NOT the northernmost point. On the same island is Knivskjellodden that is about 1, 5 km. further north. But if You include islands then Rossøya north of Svalbard is the northernmost. On the mainland of Europe Kinnarodden is the northernmost point.

[enterfil]

Monaco has the highest life expectancy because any resident can afford the best medical care lmao

[iVyperion]

As An Kazakh, we are proud, oh just like them, we also have Beautiful Cities, when it comes to visitors I think we don't get too many for some reason despite Western World being the first to recognize it and also they don't know too much about our Country, but come on visit our Country, because you will be shocked how beautiful Türan Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan 🇰🇿) is, but hey our Tourism Industry is Growing Fast.

[christopherx]

No, North Cape is not the northernmost point in Europe. At 2:44 you can clearly see that the norther tip of Knivskjellodden is further north. Of course, way further north we have the whole archipelago of Svalbard...
As for the one furthest west we have both Iceland and the Azores islands. If the narrator means the points on the mainland, then the North Cape is on an island too. In that case, it would be the Norwegian peninsula of Kinnarodden that is the northernmost point.

[zupermaus]

Largest castle is in India (either the Mehrangahr fort in Jodhpur or the Amer fort in Jaipur) - however they are named 'forts' due to colonial English terminology: a defensive structure with garrisons of soldiers. However royal families did live there (so are no different from European castles).

[adamhilyer]

Very interesting facts! Makes me want to go to Europe.

[namenlos]

How do you measure the length of the coast? The more precisely you measure, the longer it will be.

[paulsteinbeck]

For me, the most surprising fact was, that Europe is a continent, that is located entirely in the northern and eastern hemisphere 😂😂

[Baazsingh]

I'm asian but I like Europe so much

[travelwithdebandnick]

wow really interesting :) thank you :)

[nilsp]

A bit naive to think that monaco's life expectency is high because of its geography and diet. It is so obviously the absence of poverty and the migration of wealthy people. This makes for tons of money in the health care system and less systemic health problems - such as a low quality diet (regarding involuntary price-based choices, not choice of cuisine) or harsh working conditions.

[dubravkakovacic]

Like your facts very much, there are so contemporary ❣️🥂

[empressvirgotarot.]

I want to vist Norway. BIG fan of you. ps, I want you to make Cosmic Brownies Lava Cakes.😋🥰😇🥝

[oskarnadj]

Wery nice video. I enjoyed watching it. Maybe making similar videos about less popular locations. Siberia, Nepal, Equador, Hungary, river Zambezi, south tip of south America, random village anywhere in details ...

[stanislaslemm]

With the cultural diversity, quality of living, gdp and (mostly) countries with democracy and liberal society (most LGBTIQ+ frendliest countries) - all it makes Europe the best place on the planet for living and especially for young people... this is why i moved here (living in Barcelona) and do not regret it!

[SadaEKE]

Interesting fact: Europe isn't entirely in the eastern hemisphere. Ireland, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland are all in Europe yet west of the Prime Meridian.