Europe is right on our doorstep and offers a number of destinations rich in history to visit and explore.
Thankfully all we have to endure is a flight for no more than a couple of hours and we are there.
But which are Europe’s best tourist attractions for 2024?
To find out, credit card brand Aqua researched the best and most affordable attractions in Europe by analysing visitor ratings, admission costs, and nearby restaurant prices.
Let’s take a look at the best tourist attractions across Europe…
10. Pompeii
Pompeii is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the only archaeological place in the world that gives a true picture of an ancient Roman city.
Country – Italy
Overall rating out of five – 4.5
Percent of reviews mentioning overpriced or expensive – 0.24 percent
Cost of admission (GBP) – £19
Cost of an affordable meal – £13
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9. The Vienna Hofburg
Located in the capital of Vienna, it was built in the 13th century.
Country – Austria
Overall rating out of five – 4.5
Percent of reviews mentioning overpriced or expensive – 0.17 percent
Cost of admission (GBP) – £13
Cost of an affordable meal – £14
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8. Venice Canals
A staple of Venice, did you know there are 150 canals running through the city?
Country – Italy
Overall rating out of five – 4.5
Percent of reviews mentioning overpriced or expensive – 0.23 percent
Cost of admission (GBP) – £0
Cost of an affordable meal – £15
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7. The Amsterdam Canals
There are three main canals; Herengracht, Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht running through Amsterdam.
Country – The Netherlands
Overall rating out of five – 4.5
Percent of reviews mentioning overpriced or expensive – 0.04 percent
Cost of admission (GBP) – £0
Cost of an affordable meal – £17
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6. Prague Castle
The castle serves as the residence and the workplace of the president of the Czech Republic and was built in the 9th century.
Country – Czech Republic
Overall rating out of five – 4.5
Percent of reviews mentioning overpriced or expensive – 0.62 percent
Cost of admission (GBP) – £15
Cost of an affordable meal – £7
(Image: Getty)