There are 44 countries in Europe according to the United Nations, and here is the average cost of a pint for each of them: Czech Rep. - Prague - £1.44; Romania - Bucharest - £1.48;
The cheapest city we found for a pint of beer was Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, with a beer costing just $1.04. The next cheapest was Antalya, Turkey where the average pint of beer costs $1.55. Out of all the cities we looked at, Dubai had the most expensive pint of beer, with an eye-watering average price of $12.38. Sadly, elsewhere, pint prices are rising. The average beer across the country now costs £3.79, according to the makers of the Good Pub Guide. That's 10p dearer than this time last year. And in Cost of Living Comparison Between Graz, Austria And Prague, Czech Republic. Cost Of Living Index (Current) Switch to metric measurement units. Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant. 12.00 €(296.45 Kč) 8.91 €(220.00 Kč) Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course. 60.00 €(1,482.26 Kč) That article does not specify an average price. It just states that it's not uncommon to pay 100 NOK for a pint and also refers to some extreme cases where the cost is about 130 NOK. I would guess that the average price for a regular "pils" is below 100 NOK, more like 80 NOK. At least in Oslo, which is the only place I regularly drink at.The same pricing also applies to ale and cider, while a pint of Guinness there will cost you €6.90 before midnight and €7.80 after. A glass of wine there costs €9.40 in early hours and €9.
Answer 41 of 74: I went to Prague quite a few years ago and was astounded that it was practically 50p a pint there in most bars. Although we did pay £3 in Wenceslas Square (to be expected). What is the average price these days?The world average cost for a pint from the 166 countries covered is £2.60 in 2023, down just over 4% from last year’s world average of £2.72 but is up 8.5% on the 2021 world average of £2.40. London is still pricier than most of the list, with the average cost of £5.90 for a pint in the UK’s most populated city coming in as the 14th
Summary of cost of living in Ljubljana, Slovenia: A family of four estimated monthly costs are 3,025.4$ (2,761.0€) without rent (using our estimator). A single person estimated monthly costs are 897.5$ (819.1€) without rent. Ljubljana is 48.6% less expensive than Seattle (without rent, see our cost of living index). Some 80% of visitors never do, so the economics are in your favor once you leave the tourist cocoon of the capital city. Almost anywhere else you’ll pay Czech beer prices, which will likely be $1 to $2.20 for a pint in a bar, less than that for 300 ml, and often 40 cents to 80 cents in a supermarket for a 500 ml can. Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden. Take a twenty-minute stroll from Wenceslas Square and you’ll find yourself in the beautiful Vinohrady district of Prague 2. Vinohrady, or vineyards, is a hot-spot for expats, locals and trendy new cafes and restaurants. But don’t let the name fool you. Summary of cost of living in Oslo, Norway: A family of four estimated monthly costs are 4,492.4$ (46,521.5kr) without rent (using our estimator). A single person estimated monthly costs are 1,237.0$ (12,810.0kr) without rent. Oslo is 21.6% less expensive than Seattle (without rent, see our cost of living index). jVyI.