Budapest Ranked Among Cheapest European Clubbing Destinations

  • 6 May 2019 10:07 AM
  • Daily News Hungary
Budapest Ranked Among Cheapest European Clubbing Destinations
Europe can claim some of the world’s best nightlife – but where are the top destinations for a party weekend?

With Ibiza’s opening parties marking the start of summer clubbing season, HomeToGo has researched the 30 best European destinations for nightlife and the cost of a night out in each.

Budapest was selected as one of the top destinations, and was revealed as the 9th cheapest of the top 30.

It’s also one of the top 3 trending destinations, with a 61.61% year-on-year increase in searches.

The top 30 destinations were selected based on the concentration of nightlife venues and events listed. To rank them by price, HomeToGo researched the cost of club entry on a Saturday night, a small beer, a mixed drink, a 5-mile taxi journey and one night in a 4-person holiday rental in each destination.

Budapest was #9 in the price ranking, with a night out and accommodation there costing just £44.58 in total. It’s also one of the top 3 trending destinations, with a 61.61% year-on-year increase in searches from British travellers on HomeToGo.

“British travellers are lucky enough to have so many world-class nightlife destinations like Budapest just a short plane ride away,” said Joanna Booth, Head of Inbound Marketing.

“Budapest offers a fantastic and affordable nightlife scene, and we’re excited to bring it to more UK travellers’ attention.”


Source: Daily News Hungary, HomeToGo

Photo courtesy of Instant Dance Club

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