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4. Oslo, Norway (tie)
Oslo, which is Norway's capital and its most populous city, is the most expensive city in Europe, according to the index.
Loaf of bread: $6.31
Pack of brand-name cigarettes: $15.24
Liter of milk: $2.58
High-end 3-course dinner for four, with wine: $813.36
Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit's 2013 Worldwide Cost of Living Index. Conducted twice yearly, the survey compares in U.S. dollars the average prices of 160 everyday goods and services, including food, drink, rent, clothing, household supplies and transportation. More than 50,000 individual prices were collected to create average prices for goods and services in 131 cities.
- Last updated February 06 2013 06:07 AM ET
