20 Most Expensive Countries in the World To Visit

15. United Kingdom

The UK includes enough countries itself to have its own rank. But, who wouldn’t like to drink a pint in an old Scottish pub? Walk along the Walish cost (special mention to the Bad Wolf bay for the Whovians), or to dive in London’s Immensity. As a matter of fact London itself is one of the most expensive places in the world. Yet, hardly any other place can give you the chance of living the Victorian experience of watching Shakespeare while drinking your U$4,47 Lager, or to feed the birds in the stairs of St. Paul’s cathedral while singing Mary Poppins.