10 cheapest and most expensive countries in Europe. How not to go broke traveling

Traveling in Europe now may not be as cheap as it was a couple of months ago. But still, summer is a damn good time for this, so we decided to find out where to go so as not to spend all our savings at a time and enjoy the trip.

Not so long ago, the Eurostat statistical service published a rating of countries based on an analysis of purchasing power in 2014. The organization rated 37 European countries in terms of prices for 2,400 consumer goods and services, starting with restaurants and hotels and ending with the cost of travel in public transport. Each state has been assigned a price index.

It turns out that the cheapest way is to go to Macedonia and Bulgaria, but most of all you will have to spend money in Switzerland.

Here are ten of the cheapest and most expensive countries on the European continent.

The cheapest:

Turkey

Hungary

Montenegro

Poland

Romania

Serbia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Albania

Bulgaria

Macedonia

The most expensive:

France

Belgium

Netherlands

Ireland

United Kingdom

Finland

Sweden

Denmark

Norway

Switzerland

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