Wizz Air conducted the study for those in need of a last minute getaway (Image: Getty)
is one of the most anticipated celebrations of the year, but it sometimes fails to live up to the hype. Previous experiences of overcrowded pubs, expensive event entry and long queues for drinks may have left individuals wondering if they would get better value somewhere new to chime in the year.
Nevertheless, has created an index of the best European to ring in the New Year.
András Rado, head of communication at Wizz Air, said: “While many of us cherish the idea of ringing in the New Year close to home, celebrating in a different country can add a unique and unforgettable touch to the occasion.
“Cities like , , and are renowned for their lively celebrations, but Wizz Air aims to inspire travellers to explore hidden New Year’s gems.
“From dazzling fireworks over the charming streets of Ljubljana to vibrant celebrations in a tucked-away corner of Serbia, there are countless destinations where you can welcome the New Year in a truly extraordinary way.”
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Prague was named as the top place to spend New Year’s Eve (Image: Getty)
, the Czech capital, topped the list as the best European city to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Known for its vibrant nightlife, gothic architecture, and affordability, it boasts 548 bars and clubs, the most in Europe, and the cheapest bottle of prosecco at just £14.79.
Visitors can save on their first meal of the year too, with a McDonald’s costing 20 percent less than in London at £6.59. Plus, with over 19 million hashtags, Prague ranks among the top 10 Instagrammable spots, perfect for capturing envy-worthy moments.
, Hungary’s capital, is the second-best European city for New Year’s celebrations. Relax at the Széchenyi Thermal Baths, the largest mineral baths in Europe, before exploring the city’s historic streets and vibrant nightlife, with 208 bars and clubs.
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Budapest in Hungary was second on the list (Image: Getty)
Post-party meals are budget-friendly, with Budapest offering Europe’s second cheapest at £6.06. Social media enthusiasts will love its status as the 10th most Instagrammed city and 8th highest in searches.
Barcelona, Spain, isn’t just for summer, as it ranks third among the best cities for New Year’s Eve. With 453 bars and clubs and the second cheapest prosecco at £20.70, it’s perfect for celebrating in style.
Snap photos at the iconic Sagrada Família, as Barcelona ranks third on hashtags and leads in searches.
Top 10 destinations to celebrate New Year’s Eve:
1. Prague, Czech Republic2. Budapest, Hungary3. Barcelona, Spain4. Lisbon, Portugal5. Berlin, Germany6. Sofia, Bulgaria7. Riga, Latvia8. Bucharest, Romania9. London, England10. Madrid, Spain