Detailed side-by-side expense comparison for flights, hotels, dining, and daily living costs.
Verdict: Which City is Cheaper?
Overall, Athens is approximately 7% cheaper than Rome. A mid-range traveler spends an average of $177/day in Athens versus $190/day in Rome for hotel, meals, and local transit.
$177 / day
$190 / day
Athens is cheaper, with an average daily cost of $177 compared to $190 in Rome.
A 7-day mid-range stay costs approximately $1239 in Athens versus $1330 in Rome excluding airfare.