List of E.U. metropolitan areas by GDP

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A metropolitan region's gross domestic product, or GDP, is one of several measures of the size of its economy. Similar to GDP, GMP is defined as the market value of all final goods and services produced within a metropolitan area in a given period of time. In this case the statistics of Eurostat's[1] Urban Audit for Larger Urban Zones have been used.

Paris metropolitan area has the largest GDP in the EU

## Contents

* 1 2018/2019
* 2 See also
* 3 References
* 4 External links

## 2018/2019

Number of metropolitan areas with GDP over €50 billion

Rank | Metro Area | Gross Metropolitan Product
(in billions EUR)[2] | Year

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1  |  Paris metropolitan area, France | 742.0  | 2018[3]
2  |  Madrid Metropolitan Area, Spain | 231.1  | 2018
3  |  Milan metropolitan area, Italy | 213.8  | 2018
4  |  Munich Metropolitan Region, Germany | 194.9  | 2018
5  |  Berlin Metropolitan Region, Germany | 193.3  | 2018
6  |  Amsterdam metropolitan area, Netherlands | 182.7  | 2018
7  |  Barcelona metropolitan area, Spain | 171.4  | 2018
8  |  Ruhr Area, Germany | 168.4  | 2018
9  |  Rome metropolitan area, Italy | 165.3  | 2018
10  |  Hamburg Metropolitan Region, Germany | 162.7  | 2018
11  |  Dublin Metropolitan Area, Ireland | 159.2  | 2018
12  |  Stuttgart Region, Germany | 155.7  | 2018
13  |  Frankfurt/Rhine-Main, Germany | 152.2  | 2018
14  |  Stockholm metropolitan area, Sweden | 147.8  | 2018
15  |  Brussels Capital Region, Belgium | 147.7  | 2019
16  |  Greater Copenhagen, Denmark | 134.9  | 2019
17  |  Vienna metropolitan area, Austria | 132.2  | 2018
18  |  Marseille metropolitan area, France  | 101.2  | 2018
19  |  Cologne Bonn Region, Germany  | 97.9  | 2018
20  |  Greater Helsinki, Finland | 91.7  | 2018
21  |  Lyon metropolitan area, France | 89.5  | 2018
22  |  Düsseldorf metropolitan area, Germany  | 88.8  | 2018
23  |  Warsaw metropolitan area, Poland  | 86.3  | 2018
24  |  Rotterdam metropolitan area, Netherlands | 84.9  | 2018
25  |  Athens Metropolitan Area, Greece | 81.9  | 2018
26  |  Prague metropolitan area, Czechia  | 81.6  | 2018
27  |  European Metropolis of Lille, France | 81.5  | 2018
28  |  Gothenburg metropolitan area, Sweden  | 79.2  | 2018
29  |  Turin metropolitan area, Italy | 75.7  | 2018
30  |  Lisbon metropolitan area, Portugal  | 73.6  | 2018
31  |  Utrecht metropolitan area, Netherlands  | 71.9  | 2018
32  |  Budapest metropolitan area, Hungary  | 69.4  | 2019
33  |  Nuremberg Metropolitan Region, Germany  | 65.9  | 2018
34  |  Naples metropolitan area, Italy  | 60.3  | 2018
35  |  Valencia metropolitan area, Spain  | 59.1  | 2018
36  |  Toulouse Métropole, France  | 59.0  | 2018
37  |  Braunschweig-Salzgitter-Wolfsburg metropolitan area, Germany  | 58.8  | 2018
38  |  Hanover metropolitan area, Germany  | 57.0  | 2018
39  |  Bordeaux metropolitan area, France  | 56.8  | 2018
40  |  Bucharest Metropolitan Area, Romania  | 55.2  | 2018
41  |  Rhine-Neckar, Germany  | 54.6  | 2018
42  |  Malmö metropolitan area, Sweden  | 54.0  | 2018
43  |  Antwerp metropolitan area, Belgium  | 53.6  | 2019
44  |  Nantes metropolitan area, France  | 51.1  | 2018
45  |  The Hague metropolitan area, Netherlands  | 49.9  | 2018
46  |  Bremen metropolitan area, Germany  | 49.1  | 2018
47  |  Bonn metropolitan area, Germany  | 43.6  | 2018
48  |  Brescia metropolitan area, Italy  | 43.3  | 2018
49  |  Dresden metropolitan area, Germany  | 43.0  | 2018
50  |  Bologna metropolitan area, Italy  | 42.1  | 2018

## See also

* List of cities by GDP
* List of European countries by GDP (nominal)
* Gross metropolitan product
* Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics
* List of metropolitan areas in Europe by population
* List of metropolitan areas (LUZ) in the European Union
* List of the largest urban areas of the European Union

## References

1. ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 24 November 2013. https://web.archive.org/web/20131124191101/http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/page/portal/region_cities/city_urban/data_cities/database_sub1. Retrieved 2014-09-19. European Commission, Regions and cities Database
2. ↑ "Gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices by metropolitan regions". https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/met_10r_3gdp/default/table?lang=en.
3. ↑ https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/national-accounts/data/database

## External links

* City statistics – Urban audit data collection, Eurostat, European Commission (in German, English, and French)
* Eurostat regional European GRP statistics

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