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Vanguard is available in Europe as well, event though with a subset of products.

In general, take a look at etf funds with low commissions.

Search on bogleheads the wiki pages for Europe (there are also few for specific countries)

Their products might be available, but not the company. You are responsible for finding a broker that has reasonable fees.

You are probably right and it's not so easy to find broker proposing them. But I've read few days ago they are growing and thinking about improving their presence in Europe so this may change. Still, if you want to build a simple portfolio a-la Bogleheads I think it's easier to use big étf funds (they may not be at the same fee level of vanguard but the competition pushed then low enough to be ok)

https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/EU_investing

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