A spike in coronavirus cases in Spain has prompted new measures amid fears of a more widespread "second wave".
Catalonia has closed its nightlife for two weeks but cities outside the north-eastern region are also seeing a surge.
France, which has seen a rise too, has issued a travel warning and Norway is quarantining arrivals from Spain.
Germany has also hit a two-month high on new infections, as nations grapple between staving off fresh outbreaks and reopening economies.
Travellers returning to the UK from Spain will have to quarantine for 14 days from Sunday, the BBC understands.
The European rises are echoed in far bigger increases across the rest of the globe, with record daily new-infection figures of around 280,000 in both of the past two days.
"While no country is unaffected, this rise is driven by high transmission in large and populous countries in the Americas and South Asia," the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a statement on Saturday.
There have been more than 15.7 million cases globally and more than 640,000 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.