Eurostat published the CPI, according to which goods and services in Bulgaria are 2 times less expensive than the EU average (48%), and in Denmark - almost 1.5 times more expensive (140%). But there are significant differences in the groups of goods and services, so the cheapest alcohol in Europe can be bought in Bulgaria, clothing - in Hungary, food and electronics - in Poland, writes ee24.com.
Low consumer prices are in Bulgaria (48%), Romania (57%), Poland (57%), Hungary (60%) and Lithuania (65%). Prices in Spain (95%), Germany (102%) and Austria (107%) are closest to the European average. The most expensive goods and services in the EU are in Finland (123%), Luxembourg (123%), Sweden (130%) and Denmark (140%).
Cheapest alcohol and tobacco in the EU are sold in Bulgaria (59%) and Hungary (66%), unlike in Ireland (178%) or Britain (161%). For buying of inexpensive food and drinks is better to go to Poland (62%) and Bulgaria (69%), while it's better to take extra money for travel to Denmark (140%). Hotel accommodation and dinner in the restaurant won't be costly in Bulgaria (47%), Romania (52%) and Hungary (52%), while the most expensive services for tourists are in Denmark (148%) and Sweden (146%).