Going on holiday in Europe this summer and want to stay on budget? Choose countries and cities where prices are low! Here are the cheapest countries and cities in Europe according to the Forex holiday index (Feb 2013) and the city index (March 2013).
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ShareThe number in brackets indicates the price index, where Sweden is 100. Please note that not all countries and cities are included in the comparison, so there may be more affordable options!
Cheapest countries in Europe
- Lithuania (42)
- Poland (48)
- Slovakia (48)
- Latvia (50)
- Czech Republic (51)
- Hungary (52)
- Estonia (52)
- Turkey (69)
- Slovenia (70)
- Spain (70)
Cheapest big cities in Europe
- Budapest (48)
- Riga (49)
- Tallinn (51)
- Prague (52)
- Lisbon (56)
- Berlin (59)
- Dublin (66)
- Madrid (66)
- Reykjavik (70)
- Istanbul (74)
Source: Forex holiday index
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Annika says:
Perfect list! Then you can choose if you want a cheap holiday!
24 April 2013 - 9:48
Inga M says:
Apparently, the former East is the place to be if you're looking for cheap destinations! I am a bit surprised to find Berlin so high up among cheap cities. I thought prices there were about the same.
Have a good day!
I forgot, I hope you are happy with your new home, because it should be done now with the move.
25 April 2013 - 6:42
admin says:
No M, yes in the East the prices are still lower. I didn't know Berlin was so cheap either... As for housing, unfortunately we haven't managed to sell our current apartment yet (harder than we thought), so we haven't even started looking at new ones yet...
25 April 2013 - 7:03