What's the most expensive country you have been to?
#21
Sweden. Luckily someone else was paying most of it but when we sent out a small bit of laundry from the hotel (no laundromats around) the bill was $114!
It was a wonderful and trip when our sons were 9 and 10, but we probably won't go back on our own dime.
It was a wonderful and trip when our sons were 9 and 10, but we probably won't go back on our own dime.
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What country are you from.? Expensive is biased depending on where you are coming from.Generally, Sweden is a very expensive country.But you can always find ways to minimize your expenses. When it comes to food, restaurants are very expensive so I suggest you rent a place where you can cook your own food, or just eat the falafel or shwarma which is really cheap compared to anything else.
#31
For me it was Iceland - most expensive, and worst value IMO. I'm glad I went, but very unlikely I'd ever return.
We visit Switzerland once or twice a year and while expensive, as far as we're concerned, it's a much better value than Iceland. And yes, it's worth it.
We visit Switzerland once or twice a year and while expensive, as far as we're concerned, it's a much better value than Iceland. And yes, it's worth it.
#32
I can let you know about Iceland after this summer. I personally found Switzerland expensive. Sweden I found cheap. I typically travel off season so that might say something. I found in Switerland the time of year doesn't matter and even though I stayed with a friend in Geneva, eating out cost a lot. I won't be going back there but I'm glad I went. I think a place is always worth going at least once.
#35
Iceland for me as well. It was a great trip with my daughter, but every meal, every drink was very expensive. Our hotel luckily was on points. Will I ever go back? Probably not because to me it was a been there done that kind of thing. We had a fantastic time, but lots of places to go and see.