The top ten budget cities for tourism in Europe identified
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The top ten budget cities for tourism in Europe identified

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10-02-2020
 

The British company Post Office compiled a rating of European cities that do not require significant expenses to visit.

The experts summed up the average cost of staying in each of the localities by such aspects as the cost of visiting the most popular tourist attractions, transportation, as well as the price of a cup of coffee and a beer.

The first place in the top ten was taken by Lviv, which will cost 140 euros to visit. Behind the Ukrainian city in order of increasing cost of tourist expenses are Tirana (156 euros), Bucharest (168), Belgrade (172), Vilnius (183), Warsaw (184), Katowice (187), Zagreb (199), Riga (209), Lisbon (212).


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