This map shows the percentage of the population aged 0-17 years. In order to be able to identify differences within countries, the map shows the differences at a regional level.
Source: Eurostat
Are you surprised how many or how few children there are in a region in Europe?
You can see families moving to the suburbs around Prague and Budapest, and maybe in Luxemburg. It’s strange this trend is reversed in Bucharest, Bratislava and and Berlin.
How come? Here in Budapest it’s quite common for young families to move to the surrounding sleeping villages when their first child’s birth. It seems it’s not as common everywhere as I expected.