France: Paris, the third major European capital where beer is the most expensive

Sipping a beer at the bar or on the terrace is no longer far from becoming a luxury for Parisians, as well as for tourists passing through the most visited capital in the world. According to the latest price statements from the Numbeo site, it now takes an average of 7 euros to afford a pint of national brand beer in a Parisian bar. Even the can or bottle of the same brand costs an average of 2.2 euros in supermarkets. A higher price than in London, where in pubs its price remains comparable. So that Paris is on the third step of the podium of the major European capitals where beer is the least affordable. The pint three times cheaper in Prague and Budapest To find more expensive, you have to go to Copenhagen (7.4 euros) or Helsinki, which comes first with a pint at 8 euros in bars but also 2.70 euros in supermarkets. To toast at the best price, beer lovers should opt for Berlin (4 euros), Warsaw (3.1 euros), Madrid (3 euros), Lisbon (2.5 euros), Prague (2.3 euros) or Budapest ...