Europe
36 countries- Germany Bayern Augsburg
- Spain Real Madrid - Villarreal
- United Kingdom Man Utd Vs Spurs
- France Real Madrid – Villarreal
- Greece Κατερίνα Νοτοπούλου
Live Google trends from 125 countries on one map. Pick a region or a country and see what people are searching for at this very moment, translated into your language.
Click a country to see what people there are searching for. Warmer colors mean more search interest at the moment.
Click a country to open its trending searches. When zoomed in, drag to move the map.
Topics that people in several countries are searching for right now.
in 23 countries · 1.5M+
in 17 countries · 790K+
in 22 countries · 248K+
in 14 countries · 1.5M+
in 14 countries · 410K+
in 13 countries · 487K+
in 16 countries · 133.7K+
in 8 countries · 550K+
in 8 countries · 300K+
in 8 countries · 290K+
in 9 countries · 154K+
in 11 countries · 53K+
The top search in every country, grouped by region of the world.
Pick a country to see its trending searches.
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Trending searches are collected from Google Trends for every supported country and refreshed about every 30 minutes.
Every phrase is translated into five languages with AI. Translations are cached, so each phrase is translated only once and pages stay fast.
Each trend links directly to Google Search and Google Trends using the original phrase, and to Google News using the translation, so you only get articles in your language.
From Google Trends "Trending now", which lists the searches that are rising fastest in each country. We collect it for about 125 countries and territories.
Roughly every 30 minutes, so the lists always reflect what people are searching for right now.
Google publishes rounded search volumes: "20K+" means more than 20,000 searches in the selected period. The percentage shows how much interest has grown.
Automatically with AI. Each phrase is translated once and stored, so it stays consistent and loads instantly. The original phrase is always shown next to the translation. Links to Google Search and Google Trends use the original phrase; the Google News link uses the translation, so you only get articles in your language.
Google provides "Trending now" for about 125 countries and territories, and we show all of them. If a country is not on the map, Google does not publish trends for it.
No. It is an independent project. Google and Google Trends are trademarks of Google LLC.