New research has found which European cities offer the best value for travellers once they’re there – and which could leave visitors paying far more.

Now, in the latest City Costs Barometer by the UK’s Post Office Travel Money, it has been revealed which European cities offer the best, and worst, value for travellers once they arrive in the destination. (Euronews)

Top 10 cheapest European city breaks

1.    Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina: £248/€287

2.    Bucharest, Romania: £258/€299

3.    Tirana, Albania: £263/€304.50

4.    Belgrade, Serbia: £265/€307

5.    Trenčín, Slovakia: £272/€315

6.    Riga, Latvia: £278//€322

7.    Lille, France: £289/€334

8.    Vilnius, Lithuania: £289/€334

9.    Strasbourg, France: £319/€369

10. Podgorica, Montenegro: £332/€384.5

Top 10 most expensive European city breaks

1.    Oslo, Norway: £734/€850

2.    Copenhagen, Denmark: £671/€777

3.    Edinburgh, Scotland: £668/€773.50

4.    Geneva, Switzerland: £644/€746

5.    Barcelona, Spain: £641/€742

6.    Dublin, Ireland: £611/€707

7.    Amsterdam, Netherlands: £609/€705

8.    Cork, Ireland: £602/€697

9.    Venice, Italy: £580/€672

10. Madrid, Spain: £580/€672