Albania ranks second in the list of the most expensive and cheaper countries in Europe

Albania ranks second in the list of the most expensive and cheaper countries in Europe, after Macedonia. Kosovo and Serbia are listed as friendly places with the budget. The Balkan countries as the cheapest holiday alternatives. Vouchercloud, the most popular online shopping application in Europe, qualifies the Balkan countries as the cheapest holiday alternatives in Europe. Albania ranks second in the list of the most expensive and cheaper countries in Europe after Macedonia with regard to the price per night (couple or group), where a night for two people costs an average of 27 pounds, while the price for groups up to In six people is lower than 50 pounds. Albania ranks second in the list of the most expensive and cheaper countries in Europe with regard to the price per night (couple or group), where a night for two people costs an average of 26 pounds, while the price for groups up to In six people is lower than 50 pounds. Kosovo and Serbia are listed as friendly places with the budget, with average prices of 28 and 30 pounds for two persons. There are still some countries that offer better value for money than others, and that's why we wanted to compare Airbnb prices all across Europe. Iceland, Sweden and Andorra officially top the tables, but there are some surprise bargains and overpriced anomalies dotted throughout - especially if you're searching for group getaways or a romantic escape. Take a look at yhis map and chart to discover more about Airbnb prices around Europe and see where you could save - and with prices ranging from £112 per night to £26 on average, there's plenty of wiggle-room! The nordic nations are, inevitably, some of the most expensive. Iceland (£112) stands outright at the top of the table, but Sweden (£82), Norway (£77) and Denmark (£73) are close behind. Finland (£71) actually makes for the most budget-friendly nordic nation, should you want to endeavour up north! On the other hand, Serbia (£30), Albania (£26), Poland (£31), Croatia (£43) and Portugal (£45) are surprisingly budget options compared to the rest of Europe and could be worth keeping in mind. Even Germany (£45), Spain (£53) and Italy (£53) offer intriguing alternatives to some of the massively expensive Eurpean destinations, with even France (£63) and the UK (£75) adding a significant premium. Lisbon, Amsterdam, Rome and London are some of the cities where prices are significantly more expensive than the rest of the country, meaning it might be best to go a little more off-the-beaten-path if you want to see the sights and save some money. The likes of Vienna, Brussels and Athens come in under the average prices on the other end of the scale, alongside Bucharest and, surprisingly Helsinki. Cyprus, Sweden, Denmark, Georgia and Bulgaria are some of the countries where travelling as a larger group is significantly cheaper than travelling as a couple - with the price per person almost half of what it would be if you were shopping as a couple across these countries. At the other end of the scale, it's somehow actually cheaper in Greece - per person - to get an Airbnb as a couple rather than as a group. Switzerland, Poland, the UK and Portugal aren't quite as big of a bargain as Greece when it comes to couple-friendly Airbnbs, but they're still on the cheap end of the scale.