From Reykjavik to Paris, take advantage of shoulder-season savings in top European cities.
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Europe is truly an all-season destination.
However, some seasons are less crowdedand subsequently less expensivethan others.
Exterior of The Louvre in Paris, France.Credit:Violetta Smirnova/Travel + Leisure
The same search and travel dates were used from 2024 to compare the year-over-year cost.
Lastly, it’s important to note that prices and percentages are on average and are subject to change.
Read on to see which cities made the cut and uncover some extra money-saving tips.
Aerial view of Reykjavik, Iceland.Ambika Verma/Travel + Leisure
Fantastic free attractions include theGlasnevin Cemeteryand the tranquilNational Botanic Gardens, which Ternavan highly recommends.
Finally, Ternavan recommends purchasing aLeap Visitor Cardto get around.
You need not spend a fortune to experience it.
Shopping in Dublin, Ireland.Griffin Ungar/Travel + Leisure
Similarly, “Few visitors realize that they can experienceWestminster AbbeyorSt.
Additionally, budget-friendly dining options abound, fromMathallen food hallto Michelin-starredBrasserie Blanche.
On land, explore the city’s stunning surroundings.
St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, England.Gautier Houba/Travel + Leisure
We’d be remiss not to mention Stockholm’s incredible culinary scene.
The city also offers plenty of unique dining options.
The Oslo Opera House in Norway.Maria Klenner/Travel + Leisure
Nyhavn Harbor in Copenhagen, Denmark.Tessa Desjardins/Travel + Leisure
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Warsaw, Poland’s Old Town Square.benedek/Getty Images
Buildings along the water in Stockholm, Sweden.Ivey Redding/Travel + Leisure
Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin Germany.Stephanie Pollak/Travel + Leisure
Courtyard at Palais Royal in Paris, France.Leopoldine Bauer/Travel + Leisure
