Conclusion: Which City Is Cheaper?
When you add it all up, Amsterdam is generally slightly cheaper than London for the average visitor. That said, prices in both cities are very similar; therefore, we advise you to choose a destination based on your personal preferences. Which highlights speak more to your imagination? In the end, with prices this close, smart planning can save you enough to come to the same price for both destinations.
Attractions: London’s free museums are unbeatable, but paid landmarks like the Tower of London or London Eye push daily costs up. Amsterdam’s highlights all have an entrance fee, but prices are more moderate. Hotels: London hotels are consistently more expensive, especially in central locations.
Transport: Both cities offer affordable passes and caps, though Amsterdam’s smaller scale keeps costs lower.
Verdict: If you’re travelling on a budget, Amsterdam usually comes out cheaper overall. London can still be affordable if you stick to free museums and choose accommodation further from the center.