According to a new study by Eurostat, the EU statistical office, prices in these countries for goods and services are as much as 42% higher than the EU average in Denmark and around 28% higher in Sweden, making them the most expensive in the EU’s 27 countries.
Denmark has the most expensive restaurants and hotels in all of the EU, with prices at an average of 154% of the EU average, with Sweden in second place with 147%.
