there are several factors to consider here which led to the revolution in France as we know it.
First, the king has to be weakened significantly and therefore is forced to accept concessions. The same might hold for a bunch of ruling families - if there are enough high earning, well educated people around to demand concessions. The later should be difficult for the Netherlands and Britain and maybe also Venice IMHO. Austria and Russia likely provide not enough well educated "elites" aside from those heavily involved with the government. Prussia might have a good number of non-ruling elites, but then again this is Prussia which will likely stomp down anything.
Another important factor is Paris, a giant city, center of a heavily centralized country and full of poors ready to strike. Is there a comparable city in Europe? Which holds in the respective country the same importance as Paris does in France AND at the same time might get out of royal control?
So, to conclude, you'd need discontent rich and educated people and discontent poors highly concentrated in a city. And all those should be sufficiently protected from outside intervention (a.k.a. far away from Prussia and Russia). France is the best bet.