The Cheapest European Countries to Fly to from the United States
Hopper ranked and mapped every European country to find you which destinations are the absolute cheapest to reach.
Dara Continenza - Mon May 11 2015
Want to go to Europe but aren't sold on a specific country? Backpacking and want to find out which country is the cheapest for you to fly into? Or do you just like maps? (We know the feeling. We love maps.)
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Below, Hopper found the cheapest European countries to fly to from the United States, in one handy color-coded map. Note that these flight prices are averages, which means that depending on the airline, airport, or season, you could be paying a lot more — or less.
Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, and Norway reign supreme, with super-cheap flights from the United States on Norwegian Air, WOW, and Icelandair bringing prices down. If you're on the East Coast, you can expect to pay as little as $530 to these countries! Just time your flight right for a midweek-to-midweek journey.
The countries that are red, such as Slovakia, are more easily (and cheaply) accessed via train. And the United Kingdom is one of the most expensive destinations in Europe — no surprise there.
The Average Flight Price to European Countries (Ranked):
Russia: $723
Denmark: $749
Iceland: $780
Sweden: $788
Norway: $799
Ireland: $829
Ukraine: $859
Serbia: $863
Hungary: $879
Poland: $902
Finland: $912
Belgium: $917
Switzerland: $929
Bulgaria: $936
Italy: $944
Albania: $953
Austria: $956
Germany: $971
Montenegro: $972
Latvia: $973
Macedonia: $973
Netherlands: $978
Belarus: $979
Portugal: $990
Greece: $995
Spain: $995
France: $996
United Kingdom: $1,003
Czech Republic: $1,004
Romania: $1,004
Lithuania: $1,007
Estonia: $1,013
Moldova: $1,013
Malta: $1,023
Luxembourg: $1,038
Cyprus: $1,043
Bosnia and Herzegovina: $1,138
Slovenia: $1,151
Croatia: $1,217
Slovakia: $1,320