thanks to the relatively low cost of living in cities like Rome. 13. Spain — The country languishes near the bottom of the ranking due to the average wage being near the lowest in Europe.

Are you curious about the average in your country and how it compares to other European countries ... and this includes the cost of utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and heating.

Portugal, a gem nestled on the Iberian Peninsula, has been quietly making a name for itself as a standout European destination. This small country ... remarkably low cost of living.

The staggering cost ... of living in the world might consider earning their degrees in Norway. Tuition is free at public universities for students from the European Economic Area (EEA) countries ...

Source: IMF CPI database and IMF staff calculations. Note: Chart shows median total inflation and in select categories across 88 countries, including 28 advanced economies and 60 emerging and ...