Vienna's New Year's Path: Where the sparkling wine price is going out!

Vienna's New Year's Path: Where the sparkling wine price is going out!

The new year is just around the corner and many Austrians are already flocking together at the Vienna New Year's Path, where around 800,000 visitors are expected this year. The New Year's Eve path, which opens on December 31 from 11 a.m., offers a variety of gastronomic offers, but at low prices. A glass of sparkling wine costs up to 10 euros here, while champagne even costs 12 euros for 10 cl, such as Today.at . The selection of snacks is also promising, but here, too, you have to dig deep into your pocket: a liver cheese roll is sold for 6 euros, while a drink costs between 4 euros and 10 euros, depending on the selection of alcohol.

New Year's Eve worldwide: a costly pleasure

But Vienna is not the only city in which the New Year's Eve celebrations can go into money. According to an analysis by Holidaycheck.de, the costs for New Year's Eve parties in cities such as Barcelona and Madrid are even more exorbitant. In Barcelona, celebrations even have to pay an average of 322 euros for tickets, while Madrid does not offer a bargain prices with 182 euros. For comparison: The New Year's Eve holidays in Berlin are significantly cheaper at only 31 euros. Stuttgarter can also be happy because you are only 28 euros for the entry of the cheapest location in Germany, such as Bild.de reported.

As it turns out, the New Year's Eve celebrations in many places are transformed into a costly race for the best places and the best parties. In Hamburg, for example, admission to the most respected parties are due for 115 euros, while Berlin is not only characterized by the cheaper prices, but also by a high density of club offers. However, this price is increased by travel expenses and accommodation prices, which makes New Year's Eve planning a real challenge for many.