Paintball in Europe
Paintball in Europe is WikiPaintball's continental directory for articles documenting European paintball.
The collection covers teams, tournaments, playing fields, organisations, clubs, businesses, equipment, media and people associated with the sport. It includes recreational, scenario, woodsball and tournament paintball.
This page provides navigation to subject, geographical and historical collections.
This directory covers European paintball, including countries outside the European Union. It retains the existing geographical coverage of WikiPaintball's European collection.
Explore European paintball
| Subject | Browse articles |
|---|---|
| Teams | Competitive and recreational teams |
| Tournaments and leagues | Tournaments, leagues, championship series and results |
| Fields and venues | Playing fields, paintball parks and tournament venues |
| Organisations and clubs | Associations, governing bodies, organisers and clubs |
| People | Players, coaches, referees, organisers, field operators and industry figures |
| Equipment manufacturers | Manufacturers and manufacturing businesses |
| Media and archives | Magazines, websites, forums, broadcasts and historical publications |
| Businesses | Retailers, distributors, field operators and other paintball businesses |
Explore by country
Browse articles by country. National directories are linked where available; other entries lead to the established country categories.
A–C
| Country | Country |
|---|---|
| Albania | Andorra |
| Armenia | Austria |
| Azerbaijan | Belarus |
| Belgium | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Bulgaria | Croatia |
| Cyprus | Czechia |
D–I
| Country | Country |
|---|---|
| Denmark | Estonia |
| Finland | France |
| Georgia | Germany |
| Greece | Hungary |
| Iceland | Ireland |
| Italy |
K–M
| Country | Country |
|---|---|
| Kazakhstan | Kosovo |
| Latvia | Liechtenstein |
| Lithuania | Luxembourg |
| Malta | Moldova |
| Monaco | Montenegro |
N–S
| Country | Country |
|---|---|
| Netherlands | North Macedonia |
| Norway | Poland |
| Portugal | Romania |
| Russia | San Marino |
| Serbia | Slovakia |
| Slovenia | Spain |
| Sweden | Switzerland |
T–V
| Country | Country |
|---|---|
| Türkiye | Ukraine |
| United Kingdom | Vatican City |
Countries whose geographical or sporting connections span Europe and Asia may also appear in Asian collections. Article categorisation should follow documented connections.
For the wider geographical collection, see Category:Paintball in Europe.
Historical periods
International competitions and organisations
Historical records and resources
- All European paintball history
- Tournament series
- Leagues
- Clubs
- Players
- Paintball magazines
- Worldwide tournament results
- Worldwide rankings and standings
Help preserve European paintball history
Useful historical material includes tournament results, original team rosters, event programmes, photographs, videos, magazines, newspaper reports, equipment catalogues, archived websites and forum discussions.
Firsthand recollections can help identify people, places and events. Articles should distinguish these recollections from information verified through contemporary records.
About this collection
This collection is a developing historical reference. It can be expanded as further verifiable material becomes available.
Geographical and historical-period categories provide a consistent framework for organising articles. Their inclusion does not establish that paintball activity has been documented in every location or period.
Related directories
- Paintball in Africa
- Paintball in Asia
- Paintball in North America
- Paintball in South America
- Paintball in Oceania
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