Find active Telegram groups from 44 European countries. Browsable by Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern Europe.
19 countries and the most densely populated subregion on Telegram in Europe. Active local communities, city chats and news groups across every country.
Russia
748,377
Ukraine
1,158,526
Poland
299,569
Romania
839,428
Belarus
609,971
Georgia
204,686
Serbia
390,460
Hungary
224,596
Bulgaria
282,295
Czech Republic
720,956
Croatia
383,795
Moldova
461,210
Slovakia
312,615
Albania
174,108
Slovenia
83,825
Bosnia
67,265
Kosovo
25,225
Macedonia
25,062
Montenegro
314,776
9 countries with some of the most internationally diverse Telegram communities. Expat chats, local media and multicultural city groups dominate.
Germany
553,320
United Kingdom
2,544,058
France
355,482
Netherlands
366,121
Switzerland
1,102,223
Austria
365,522
Belgium
389,941
Ireland
398,276
Luxembourg
29,264
8 countries across Scandinavia and the Baltics. Smaller audiences but highly engaged — quality-focused communities with strong local identity.
Sweden
1,307,940
Finland
407,910
Denmark
271,033
Norway
440,839
Latvia
209,892
Lithuania
111,058
Estonia
253,245
Iceland
64,620
8 countries along the Mediterranean coast. Strong expat, tourism and lifestyle communities alongside active local discussion groups.
Italy
275,297
Spain
270,978
Greece
236,711
Portugal
380,776
Malta
155,327
Cyprus
334,746
Catalonia
534,943
Catalunya
536,044
Telegram groups are widely used across Europe — 27% of Telegram's global user base comes from the continent. Over 35% of young Europeans aged 13–39 use Telegram regularly, and group chats are the primary way communities organise around local topics, crypto, politics and expat life.
Telegram groups are most active in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, where they serve as a primary tool for community communication. Groups are also rapidly growing in the Western Balkans — Albania, Serbia, North Macedonia — and across Eastern Europe generally.
In Germany, France, Italy and the UK you'll find Telegram groups for expats, crypto traders, local city communities and privacy-focused discussions. WhatsApp dominates personal messaging in the West, but Telegram groups attract users who want larger communities, file sharing and anonymity.