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10. France -

Starting with the most expensive countries, France has 7% higher prices than the EU average. It is known for being a tourist destination with famous sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. 

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9. Germany -

Germany has sites such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Neuschwanstein Castle. It has 10% higher prices than the EU average.

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8. Austria -

In beautiful Austria, you can find the Schönbrunn Palace amongst other cultural gems. It has 18% higher prices than the EU average.

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7. Belgium -

Home to the Gran Palace and Gravensteen, Belgium is a country that boasts a lot of charm. It also has 18% higher prices than the EU average.

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6. Sweden -

Sweden has 22% higher prices than the EU average. It is known for being home to places like the Vasa Museum and Stockholm Old Town.

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5. Netherlands -

The Netherlands has 22% higher prices than the EU average. It is home to the Anne Frank House, the van Gogh Museum, and Rijksmuseum.

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4. Finland -

Finland has 28% higher prices than the EU average. Here you'll find the Sea Fortress Suomenlinna and the "Church in a Rock" known as Temppeliaukio Church.

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3. Denmark -

From Tivoli to the Christiansburg Palace, there is a lot to find in Denmark. Additionally, Denmark has 43% higher prices than the EU average.

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2. Ireland -

Ireland has 45% higher prices than the EU average. There you'll find the Kilmainham Gaol Museum, the Guinness Storehouse, and the Cliffs of Moher.

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1. Luxembourg -

The most expensive EU country is Luxembourg, which has 52% higher prices than the EU average. Here, you can explore Le Chemin de la Corniche and the Cathédrale Notre-Dame.

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Least expensive -

Next, you'll find the least expensive countries in the EU in descending order starting with number 17 and ending at number one.

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17. Italy -

Italy has 1% lower prices than the EU average. Here you can explore the likes of the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain in Rome, or visit the beautiful Amalfi Coast.

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16. Spain -

Home to the Alhambra, Basílica de la Sagrada Familia, and Siam Park, Spain has 6% lower prices than the EU average.

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15. Estonia -

Estonia has 6% lower prices than the EU average. Here, you'll find Tallinn Old Town, Eesti Meremuuseum, and lots more!

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14. Cyprus -

Beautiful Cyprus has 7% lower prices than the EU average. It is a prime location for beaches such as Nissi Beach and landmarks like the Kato Paphos Archaeological Park.

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13. Malta -

Malta has 9% lower prices than the EU average and is home to Mdina Old City and St. John's Co-Cathedral.

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12. Slovenia -

In Slovenia, you'll find Lake Bled, Postojna Cave, and the old town of Ljubljana. Slovenia has 9% lower prices than the EU average.

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11. Portugal -

Portugal is a gorgeous country where the prices are 14% lower than the EU average. Cities like Lisbon, Porto, and Sintra draw in visitors from across the globe.

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10. Greece -

Greece has 16% lower prices than the EU average. In Greece, you'll find the Acropolis of Athens, the Parthenon, and incredible Mediterranean views.

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9. Czech Republic -

The Czech Republic has 17% lower prices than the EU average. Here, you'll find the Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, and the Prague Zoo.

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8. Latvia -

Latvia is home to the Old City Riga (Vecriga) and the House of the Black Heads. Latvia has 18% lower prices than the EU average.

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7. Slovakia -

Slovakia has 18% lower prices than the EU average. It is known for having historic, walkable neighborhoods like Bratislava Old Town, and for being home to Devin Castle.

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6. Lithuania -

Lithuania has 23% lower prices than the EU average. The Vilnius Old Town and Trakai Island Castle Museum are both well worth a visit. 

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5. Croatia -

In Croatia, you'll see the Walls of Dubrovnik and the Plitvice Lakes National Park. Croatia has 28% lower prices than the EU average.

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4. Hungary -

Hungary has 31% lower prices than the EU average and is known for beautiful architecture. This includes the Hungarian Parliament Building and the Fisherman's Bastion. 

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3. Poland -

Poland has 37% lower prices than the EU average. Top cities such as Krakow and Warsaw draw people to the country where they can enjoy the reasonable prices.

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2. Bulgaria -

Close to the top spot of the least expensive country in the EU is Bulgaria. There, you'll find 43% lower prices than the EU average. 

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1. Romania -

The least expensive country in the EU is Romania, where the prices are 46% lower than the EU average. Time to book flights to Bucharest! 

Sources: (Visual Capitalist) (TripAdvisor)

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