The Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships are the European championships for the sport of rhythmic gymnastics. They were first held in 1978. The European Championships and the European Junior Championships were united in 1993.^[1] Prior to 2006, they were called the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships. The competition is organised by the European Union of Gymnastics.

Seniors and Juniors:^[2][3][4][5]

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Year Edition Host City Host Country Events S J 1978 1 - Madrid  Spain 5 + 0 1980 2 - Amsterdam  Netherlands 6 + 0 1982 3 - Stavanger  Norway 6 + 0 1984 4 - Vienna  Austria 6 + 0 1986 5 - Florence  Italy 6 + 0 1987 - 1 Athens  Greece 0 + 6 1988 6 - Helsinki  Finland 8 + 0 1989 - 2 Tenerife  Spain 0 + 7 1990 7 - Gothenburg  Sweden 9 + 0 1991 - 3 Lisbon  Portugal 0 + 7 1992 8 - Stuttgart  Germany 9 + 0 1993 9 4 Bucharest  Romania 3 + 6 1994 10 5 Thessaloniki  Greece 7 + 1 1995 11 6 Prague  Czech Republic 3 + 6 1996 12 7 Asker  Norway 6 + 1 1997 13 8 Patras  Greece 8 + 1 1998 14 - Porto  Portugal 6 + 0 1999 15 9 Budapest  Hungary 8 + 1 2000 16 - Zaragoza  Spain 6 + 0 2001 17 10 Geneva  Switzerland 7 + 1 2002 18 - Granada  Spain 2 + 0 2003 19 11 Riesa  Germany 7 + 1 2004 20 - Kyiv  Ukraine 2 + 0 2005 21 12 Moscow  Russia 5 + 1 2006 22 13 Moscow  Russia 4 + 5 2007 23 14 Baku  Azerbaijan 5 + 1 2008 24 15 Turin  Italy 4 + 5 2009 25 16 Baku  Azerbaijan 5 + 1

Year Edition Host City Host Country Events S J 2010 26 17 Bremen  Germany 4 + 5 2011 27 18 Minsk  Belarus 5 + 2 2012 28 19 Nizhny Novgorod  Russia 4 + 5 2013 29 20 Vienna  Austria 5 + 2 2014 30 21 Baku  Azerbaijan 4 + 5 2015 31 22 Minsk  Belarus 5 + 2 2016 32 23 Holon  Israel 4 + 5 2017 33 24 Budapest  Hungary 4.5 + 1.5 2018 34 25 Guadalajara  Spain 4.5 + 4.5 2019 35 26 Baku  Azerbaijan 4.5 + 3.5 2020 36 27 Kyiv  Ukraine 4.5 + 4.5 2021 37 28 Varna  Bulgaria 9 + 3 2022 38 29 Tel Aviv  Israel 9 + 5 2023 39 30 Baku  Azerbaijan 9 + 3 2024 40 31 Budapest  Hungary 2025 41 32 Tallinn  Estonia

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Last updated after the 2023 European Championships.

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	105	46	24	175
2	Bulgaria	58	30	44	132
3	Ukraine	31	35	28	94
4	Soviet Union	28	18	14	60
5	Belarus	11	32	36	79
6	Israel	8	13	11	32
	Italy	8	13	11	32
8	Greece	3	6	1	10
9	Spain	2	5	18	25
10	Azerbaijan	2	3	13	18
11	France	1	4	4	9
12	Germany	1	0	3	4
13	Turkey	1	0	0	1
14	Czechoslovakia	0	1	4	5
15	Hungary	0	0	3	3
16	Romania	0	0	2	2
17	Estonia	0	0	1	1
	Slovenia	0	0	1	1
	West Germany	0	0	1	1
Totals (19 entries)		259	206	219	684

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Boldface denotes active rhythmic gymnasts and highest medal count among all rhythmic gymnasts (including these who not included in these tables) per type.

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Rank	Rhythmic gymnast	Country	From	To	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Alina Kabaeva	Russia	1998	2006	15	3	3	21
2	Evgeniya Kanaeva	Russia	2007	2012	13	1	–	14
3	Olena Vitrychenko	Ukraine	1992	1999	10	5	4	19
4	Kateryna Serebrianska	Ukraine	1994	1998	10	5	3	18
5	Dina Averina	Russia	2017	2021	10	4	1	15
6	Alexandra Timoshenko	Soviet Union  Ukraine	1988	1992	10	4	–	14
7	Arina Averina	Russia	2017	2021	9	–	1	10
8	Yana Kudryavtseva	Russia	2013	2016	9	–	–	9
9	Oksana Skaldina	Soviet Union  Ukraine	1990	1992	8	–	1	9
10	Lilia Ignatova	Bulgaria	1980	1986	7	4	–	11

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Rank	Rhythmic gymnast	Country	From	To	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Alina Kabaeva	Russia	1998	2006	12	3	2	17
2	Evgeniya Kanaeva	Russia	2007	2012	10	1	–	11
3	Alexandra Timoshenko	Soviet Union  Ukraine	1988	1992	9	4	–	13
4	Kateryna Serebrianska	Ukraine	1994	1998	8	4	3	15
	Olena Vitrychenko	Ukraine	1994	1999	8	4	3	15
6	Dina Averina	Russia	2017	2021	7	4	1	12
7	Lilia Ignatova	Bulgaria	1980	1986	7	4	–	11
8	Anelia Ralenkova	Bulgaria	1982	1984	7	1	1	9
9	Oksana Skaldina	Soviet Union  Ukraine	1990	1992	7	–	1	8
10	Yana Kudryavtseva	Russia	2013	2016	7	–	–	7

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The Junior European Championships in rhythmic gymnastics were first held for the first time in 1987. Prior to 1993, they were held as a separate event. Since the 1993 edition in Bucharest, Romania, the Junior European Championships were integrated to the senior European Championships.

• Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships