Barcelona is Spain’s the most expensive city for tourists while Lugo is the most affordable
TripAdvisor study compared cost of hotel, dinner, cocktails and cab fare Cheapest four-star hotel stay is found inCastellon (41.51) With an average of 47.55, Ibiza is priciest spot for dinner for two
By Chris Kitching for MailOnline
Published: 00:00 EST, 16 September 2014 | Updated: 06:36 EST, 17 September 2014
Holidaymakers who are planning a Spanish getaway this autumn or winter may want to skip bustling Barcelona and head to less travelled cities if theyre working on a shoestring budget.
The Catalan capital is the most expensive Spanish city for travellers, according to a TripAdvisor study that compared the cost of an average overnight stay for two people in 52 locations across the country.
With an average one-night bill of 182.70, Barcelona is nearly double the cost of Lugo, the most affordable destination in Spain.
Barcelona is the most expensive Spanish city for an overnight stay, according to a TripAdvisor study
The study compared the cost of a one-night stay in a four-star hotel plus cocktails, a two-course dinner with a bottle of wine and transportation in a taxi.
At the top of the chart, Barcelona was followed by Ibiza (176.57), Palma de Mallorca (173.83), San Sebastian (168.81) and the capital Madrid (146.26).
Lugo the only city in the world to be surrounded by intact Roman walls is the biggest bargain break with an average cost of 92.28 per night.
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Barcelona is Spain's the most expensive city for tourists while Lugo is the most affordable