The following is a list of European city regions with more than one city in each region.
- Denmark Sweden - Oresund Region, population 3.5m, Copenhagen & Malmo
- Republic of Ireland United Kingdom - Dublin-Belfast corridor, population 3m, Dublin and Belfast
- Republic of Ireland - Cork-Limerick-Galway corridor, population 1m
- France - Lille-Kortrijk Eurodistrict, population 1.8m
- France Germany - Strasbourg-Kehl-Offenburg Eurodistrict
- Poland - Tricity, population 1 million, Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot.
- Germany France - Freiburg-Alsace Eurodistrict
- Germany France - Saar-Moselle Eurodistrict
- Switzerland Germany France - Basel-Lörrach-St. Louis-Weil am Rhein Eurodistrict
- Italy - Venetian Triangle: Venice-Treviso-Padua, with a population of 1.3 million in its core and about 4 million in total
- Netherlands - City Region of Amsterdam (1.406.500)
- Netherlands - Rijnmond (1.337.004)
- Netherlands - Haaglanden (1.017.425)
- Netherlands - Samenwerkingsverband Regio Eindhoven (738.846)
- Netherlands - Stadsregio Arnhem Nijmegen (733.432)
- Netherlands - Bestuur Regio Utrecht (654.524)
- Netherlands - Regio Twente (625.356)
- Netherlands - Parkstad Limburg (252.332)
- United Kingdom England - Leeds City Region, population 3m
- United Kingdom England - Manchester City Region, population 3.2m
- United Kingdom - Sheffield City Region, population (1,819,500)
- United Kingdom - Central Scottish Belt, population 3.5m
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