Budapest has been ranked as one of the most affordable cities in Europe for grocery shopping, according to the latest Grocery Index from Deutsche Bank.
It’s worth noting that the index does not account for local purchasing power, meaning affordability for locals may vary. Still, believe it or not, expats can reast assured that Budapest offers some of the best value-for-money supermarket prices anywhere in Europe.
In practical terms, groceries in the Hungarian capital are 63% cheaper than in New York - so a basket that costs €100 in New York costs only €37 in Budapest - click headline for details.
