One thing you should keep in mind, if you want to invest in purely euro-denominated equities, is a lot of ‘European’ ETFs have considerable exposure to UK equities, i.e. they are geographically European but not exclusively Eurozone. This may be fine if you’ve no exposure to foreign developed market (e.g. UK) equities, but if you invest in a ‘European’ ETF such as the Eurofirst100 (IEUT.L) you’ll be 41% invested in UK, i.e. in GBP-denominated equities. So if you already have investments in the FTSE100 you are just doubling up on your GBP investments and not getting all the EUR diversification you think you need. If you go, e.g. to the iShares, Lyxor or dbxtrackers web sites you can see what ETFs are available.