Quick answer: a two-night weekend costs £180–£340 per person in Krakow and £660–£1,230 in New York. The middle of the list is where most UK weekends land: £300–£500.

Cite this page: Atravel.uk, “What a weekend costs, by destination”, updated 12 November 2026. https://atravel.uk/weekend-cost/

Every figure is built the same way — travel, two nights in a mid-range room shared between two, food, local transport and one paid attraction — so the destinations compare with each other rather than with a brochure.

Weekend costs, cheapest first

DestinationCountryTwo nights, per person
KrakowPoland£180–£340
PragueCzechia£200–£395
CardiffUnited Kingdom£200–£350
AlicanteSpain£205–£390
LiverpoolUnited Kingdom£210–£385
YorkUnited Kingdom£215–£395
LanzaroteSpain£215–£400
OxfordUnited Kingdom£215–£375
CambridgeUnited Kingdom£215–£380
MálagaSpain£220–£420
Faro & the AlgarvePortugal£220–£440
BristolUnited Kingdom£220–£380
BathUnited Kingdom£225–£395
LisbonPortugal£225–£415
ManchesterUnited Kingdom£225–£410
BelfastUnited Kingdom£225–£410
BarcelonaSpain£235–£445
AmsterdamNetherlands£240–£445
CotswoldsUnited Kingdom£240–£425
Palma & MajorcaSpain£245–£470
GlasgowUnited Kingdom£245–£460
DublinIreland£250–£460
EdinburghUnited Kingdom£255–£465
Lake DistrictUnited Kingdom£255–£470
CornwallUnited Kingdom£260–£515
TenerifeSpain£265–£540
RomeItaly£265–£510
IstanbulTurkey£270–£535
LondonUnited Kingdom£280–£520
ParisFrance£295–£525
AntalyaTurkey£300–£580
Sharm el-SheikhEgypt£385–£730
DubaiUnited Arab Emirates£590–£1,120
OrlandoUnited States£620–£1,130
New YorkUnited States£660–£1,230

Compiled 2026-11-12 from our own partner searches. Mid-range, two sharing, not quotes.

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