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Which countries are cheap to party while travelling in Europe? And which burn the hole in your pocket?
Below is a small illustration based on Eurostat data (2008). It shows the differences of alcohol prices in Europe. Value of 100 refers to the average of 27 EU memberstates. All taxes and duties are included.
| Country | Index |
|---|---|
| Norway | 225.2 |
| Ireland | 180.4 |
| Finland | 177.7 |
| Turkey | 173.5 |
| Iceland | 164.8 |
| Sweden | 139.7 |
| Denmark | 133.6 |
| United Kingdom | 130.7 |
| Malta | 120.1 |
| Croatia | 116 |
| Italy | 114.4 |
| Cyprus | 112.7 |
| Greece | 109.9 |
| Poland | 101 |
| Portugal | 100.9 |
| Estonia | 100 |
| Belgium | 98.9 |
| Czech Republic | 97.6 |
| Latvia | 97.4 |
| Switzerland | 95 |
| Netherlands | 93.9 |
| France | 91.9 |
| Luxembourg (Grand-Duché) | 89 |
| Slovenia | 88.1 |
| Slovakia | 87.9 |
| Lithuania | 87.1 |
| Hungary | 83.5 |
| Romania | 83.4 |
| Spain | 83.1 |
| Austria | 82.6 |
| Germany (including ex-GDR from 1991) | 82 |
| Bulgaria | 76.9 |
| Former Yugoslav, the Republic of Macedonia | 70.3 |
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