Social Gathering and Event Restrictions in Europe (October 2020)
October 11, 2020
The social gathering limits and event restrictions throughout Europe have varied heavily.
Updated for October, 2020, the map and data below provides a bird's-eye overview of the different restrictions for each country in Europe. This includes the maximum number of event and social gathering attendees allowed both outdoors and indoors.
Since there are no uniform, official categories for the different restriction numbers, the categories below are presented for illustration purposes only.
The map is updated based on the most recent and authoritative sources where available.
Event restrictions and social gathering limits in Europe, country-by-country
Albania
All cultural events and large social gatherings have been cancelled. Sporting events cannot have any spectators. Mask wearing is mandatory in indoor spaces.
Indoor: Up to 1,500 with assigned seating. Maximum 50 people without assigned seating.
Outdoor: Up to 3,000 with assigned seating. Up to 100 without assigned seating.
Belarus
Social distancing guidelines and safety guidelines in place, however no explicit restrictions issued about maximum numbers of people at a social gathering.
All events with more than 20 people indoors or 50 people outdoors require the collection of attendee contact information. If information is collected, the limits may be extended to:
Social gatherings are allowed to take place with up to a maximum of 1,000 people, provided that contact tracing is taking place. Starting October 1st, event organizers can apply to have the limit extended.
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