Most of Europe runs on 220–240 V at 50 Hz. The dominant plug shapes are Type C (Europlug, two round pins) and Type F (Schuko, used widely in Germany and Eastern Europe), with Type E covering France/Belgium/Poland, Type G in the UK and Ireland, and a handful of national exceptions (Type J in Switzerland, Type K in Denmark, Type L in Italy). Travelers within mainland Europe rarely need a voltage converter — only a Schuko/Type E or UK adapter when crossing into Britain, Ireland or Malta.

47 countries in Europe

Country	Plug types	Voltage	Hz
Albania	C F	230 V	50
Andorra	C F	230 V	50
Austria	C F	230 V	50
Belarus	C F	230 V	50
Belgium	C E	230 V	50
Bosnia and Herzegovina	C F	230 V	50
Bulgaria	C F	230 V	50
Croatia	C F	230 V	50
Cyprus	G	230 V	50
Czechia	C E	230 V	50
Denmark	C F K	230 V	50
Estonia	C F	230 V	50
Finland	C F	230 V	50
France	C E	230 V	50
Germany	C F	230 V	50
Greece	C F	230 V	50
Hungary	C F	230 V	50
Iceland	C F	230 V	50
Ireland	G	230 V	50
Italy	C F L	230 V	50
Kosovo	C F	230 V	50
Latvia	C F	230 V	50
Liechtenstein	C J	230 V	50
Lithuania	C F	230 V	50
Luxembourg	C F	230 V	50
Malta	G	230 V	50
Moldova	C F	230 V	50
Monaco	C E	230 V	50
Montenegro	C F	230 V	50
Netherlands	C F	230 V	50
North Macedonia	C F	230 V	50
Norway	C F	230 V	50
Poland	C E	230 V	50
Portugal	C F	230 V	50
Romania	C F	230 V	50
Russia	C F	230 V	50
San Marino	C F L	230 V	50
Serbia	C F	230 V	50
Slovakia	C E	230 V	50
Slovenia	C F	230 V	50
Spain	C F	230 V	50
Sweden	C F	230 V	50
Switzerland	C J	230 V	50
Turkey	C F	230 V	50
Ukraine	C F	230 V	50
United Kingdom	G	230 V	50
Vatican City	C F L	230 V	50