The 2024 FIBA 3x3 Europe Cup was the ninth edition of the continental championship. The event was held on the Kaiserwiese in the Austrian capital, Vienna.^[1][2]

Serbia were the men's defending champions and Netherlands were the women's defending champions.

Vienna, Austria, was given the hosting rights on 21 February 2024. This marks the second time that Austria is hosting the event after Graz hosted the competition in 2022.^[1]

The venue was at the Kaiserwiese in Vienna.^[2]

Vienna

	Date	Vacancies	Qualified
Host nation	21 February 2024	1	Austria
Defending champions		1	Serbia
3x3 World Rankings		3	Lithuania  Netherlands  France
Copenhagen Qualifier[3]	7–8 June	2	Spain  Croatia
Pristina Qualifier[4]	8–9 June	1	Azerbaijan
Bratislava Qualifier[5]	15–16 June	2	Germany   Switzerland
Bucharest Qualifier[5]			Latvia  Great Britain
Total		12

	Date	Vacancies	Qualified
Host nation	21 February 2024	1	Austria
Defending champions		1	Netherlands
3x3 World Rankings		3	France  Germany  Hungary
Copenhagen Qualifier[6]	7–8 June	2	Spain  Italy
Pristina Qualifier[7]	8–9 June	1	Azerbaijan
Bratislava Qualifier[8]	15–16 June	2	Ukraine  Poland
Bucharest Qualifier[8]			Romania  Latvia
Total		12

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's team details	Austria Toni Blazan Nico Kaltenbrunner Enis Murati Fabio Söhnel	Serbia Nemanja Barać Marko Branković Stefan Kojić Strahinja Stojačić	Lithuania Gabrielius Čelka Titas Januševičius Aurelijus Pukelis Marijus Užupis
Women's team details	Spain Gracia Alonso Juana Camilión Vega Gimeno Sandra Ygueravide	France Noémie Brochant Camille Droguet Marie-Michelle Milapie Marie-Eve Paget	Netherlands Loyce Bettonvil Janis Boonstra Noortje Driessen Kiki Fleuren

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final
	August 24
	Spain	16
					August 25
	Austria	21
					Austria	21
	August 24
					Lithuania	14
	France	16
									August 25
	Lithuania	21
									Austria	18
	August 24
									Serbia	17
	Switzerland	21
					August 25
	Great Britain	10
					Switzerland	10
	August 24
					Serbia	21			Bronze medal
	Netherlands	16
									August 25
	Serbia	21
									Lithuania	21
									Switzerland	18

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final
	August 24
	France	21
					August 25
	Austria	14
					France	18
	August 24
					Netherlands	17
	Netherlands	20
									August 25
	Germany	15
									France	11
	August 24
									Spain	19
	Poland	19
					August 25
	Latvia	17
					Poland	11
	August 24
					Spain	21			Bronze medal
	Spain	18
									August 25
	Ukraine	15
									Netherlands	21
									Poland	14

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