What is the most expensive country in Europe?

Answer 1

I live in Sweden and I have heard that Norway both the most financially secure (due to their oil revenues) and the most expensive.

Answer 2

According to the Big Mac Index (supposed to measure expensiveness of countries), Iceland is the most expensive country in World:

(Price for a Big Mac i USD)

#1 Iceland $6.67
#2 Norway $6.06
#3 Switzerland $4.93
#4 Denmark $4.49
#5 Sweden $4.28
#6 Jordan $3.66
#7 United Kingdom $3.32
#8 United States $3.15
#9 New Zealand $3.08
#10 Turkey $3.07

Answer 3

Switzerland and Japan have the most expensive cities in the world. That would make Switzerland the most expensive in Europe. In particular, Zurich and Geneva are very expensive cities.

Of course, when it comes to specific items and expenditures, there may be other places that are expensive.

Answer 4

I travelled in about 12 countries in Europe so far, and I would say that Monaco was the most expensive, but one of the most beautifull as well

Answer 5

England is the most expensive country in Europe.( poll they had )

Answer 6

Paris, Switzerland, UK and Norway

no way sweden is expensive as told before, it does not matter how many taxes you pay, is still cheaper to buy a mcdonalds hamburger (as the common rate stuff) in sweden than in UK or norway

Answer 7

Because of the exchange rate the English pound is thirce the value of the aussie dollar and twice the value of the american dollal. so therefore UK is the most expensive european country

Answer 8

Actually London is the most expensive city in the World!
(Second most expensive is Tokyo, and then comes Osaka)

Answer 9

Sweden...Swede's pay over 50% in income tax and goods/services are more expensive than UK, Germany, Denmark, or Switzerland.

Answer 10

sweden because i went there and to feed 3 kids age 15 is about $35.00 and in the us its about $10.00

its the best place in the world