Those concerned about the increased cost of staying in Europe while the pound is down might like to know the results of a Daily Telegraph study of 20 popular European cities and the comparative costs of travelling to them and staying a few days. This took into account the costs of two nights in a three-star hotel for two adults, a three course dinner with a bottle of house wine, return bus or train transfer, a 48-hour travel card, a sightseeing bus tour, entry to an art gallery, a museum and a heritage attraction and a glass of wine, a carbonated drink, a bottle of beer and a cup of coffee.

The cheapest was Vilnius in Lithuania at £150.94 and 20th was Vienna, Austria at more than double the price (£317.59) Full results, cheapest first, below.

• £150.94 Vilnius, Lithuania
• £167.15 Riga, Latvia
• £169.95 Warsaw, Poland
• £178.08 Paphos, Greece
• £182.96 Krakow, Poland
• £196.81 Lisbon, Portugal
• £197.16 Budapest, Hungary
• £206.12 Athens, Greece
• £208.96 Moscow, Russia
• £217.63 Prague, Czech Republic
• £217.63 Lille, France
• £219.32 Tallin, Estonia
• £231.29 Strasbourg, France
• £231.38 Dubrovnik, Croatia
• £269.52 Berlin, Germany
• £275.41 Edinburgh, Scotland
• £278.95 Nice, France
• £308.79 Palma, Mallorca
• £311.90 Madrid, Spain
• £317.59 Vienna, Austria