A new study by the financial comparison company money.co.uk has revealed the most expensive European city break destinations for those looking to enjoy a city break.
Dublin tops the list as the most expensive city break, with an average night’s stay setting you back an eye-watering £252.88. The city is known for being one of the pricier cities to visit, with the cost of travel for 24-hours setting you back £8.43 and a visit to the top-rated attraction in the city being over £20. Meanwhile, in the UK, whilst you might expect London to come out as the priciest city break, it’s Edinburgh taking the top spot for UK cities – with a visit costing an average of over £229, followed by Manchester coming in at an average of £208.45.
Europe’s cheapest city break destination for those looking to enjoy a city break.
Making up the rest of the top ten most expensive city breaks are Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo and Geneva. The Scandinavian destinations do have a reputation of being on the most costly side, whilst a visit to a top attraction might be more affordable than some other cities, a glass of wine could cost you just under £10 in Oslo.
- Dublin, Ireland
- Prague, Czech Republic
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- Manchester, United Kingdom
- Zurich, Switzerland
- London, United Kingdom
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Oslo, Norway
- Geneva, Switzerland
- Seville, Spain
- Bristol, United Kingdom
