Study identifies Europe's top 10 cheapest capital cities

Warsaw has topped a new study compiling the top 10 cheapest capital cities in Europe to travel to.

 

The research carried out by financial experts, Gambling 'N Go, considered factors including flights, one night

 

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s stay in a hotel, and a three-course meal for two in a mid-range restaurant.

 

Warsaw, a city full of history and culture, came in at a total price of US$202.

 

The top 10 cheapest cities are:

1. Warsaw, Poland
2. Madrid, Spain
3. Sofia, Bulgaria
4. Riga, Latvia
5. Prague, Czech Republic
6. Budapest, Hungary
7. Vienna, Austria
8. Berlin, Germany
9. Bucharest, Romania
10. Rome, Italy

 

For a touch of the Mediterranean, Spain's capital Madrid, in second place totalled US$231, faring cheaper than other Spanish cities such as Barcelona, and one of the cheapest cities in Western Europe.

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Sofia, Bulgaria, one of the continent's lesser known gems and home to a plethora of options from natural beauty to architectural wonders such as the St Alexander Nevski Cathedral, took third place, with a total price of US$250.

 

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N Go 's Leo Coleman said:

 

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Fortunately, there

 

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s many beautiful cities that won

 

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t break the bank despite having so much to offer, whether that

 

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s enjoying an inexpensive beer in Prague

 

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s Old Square or indulging in delicious Polish food in Warsaw."

 

On the opposite end of the scale, Vaduz, Liechtenstein, is the most expensive capital for a city break with a total average cost of US$1,230.