The temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are separate and distinct from their meetinghouses. There many thousands of Latter-day Saint churches and meetinghouses in the world, but relatively few temples.
Below is a list of independent nations of Europe, and counts of how many Latter-day Saint temples, if any, are in each.
Country
Population (1996 est.)
Temples
Locations
Russia
148,178,487
Germany
83,536,115
2
Frankfurt; Freiburg
United Kingdom
58,489,975
2
London; Preston
France
58,317,450
Italy
57,460,274
Ukraine
50,864,009
1
Kiev
Spain
39,181,114
1
Madrid
Poland
38,642,565
Romania
21,657,162
Netherlands
15,568,034
1
The Hague
Serbia and Montenegro
10,614,558
Greece
10,538,594
Belarus
10,415,973
Czech Republic
10,321,120
Belgium
10,170,241
Hungary
10,002,541
Portugal
9,865,114
Sweden
8,900,954
1
Stockholm
Bulgaria
8,612,757
Austria
8,023,244
Switzerland
7,207,060
1
Bern
Slovakia
5,374,362
Denmark
5,249,632
1
Copenhagen
Finland
5,105,230
1
Helsinki
Croatia
5,004,112
Moldova
4,463,847
Norway
4,383,807
Lithuania
3,646,041
Ireland
3,566,833
Albania
3,249,136
Bosnia and Herzegovina
2,656,240
Latvia
2,468,982
Macedonia
2,104,035
Slovenia
1,951,443
Estonia
1,459,428
Luxembourg
415,870
Malta
375,576
Iceland
270,292
Andorra
72,766
Monaco
31,719
Liechtenstein
31,122
San Marino
24,521
Holy See (Vatican City)
840
Source: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and various sources.
Comments:
There are 43 independent nations in Europe. Of the 16 European nations with populations in excess of 10 million people, 5 have temples operating, under construction or announced. An additional 4 nations with populations under 10 million have temples. Two nations (Germany and the Unitted Kingdom) have two temples. 21% of all European nations (if one counts even small nations such as the Vatican and San Marino) have Latter-day Saint temples.