Cost of Living in United Kingdom
14 cities • Currency: £ (GBP)
The UK offers diverse living costs, from expensive London to affordable northern cities.
All Cities in United Kingdom
London is one of the world's most expensive cities, offering unparalleled career opportunities and a cosmopolitan lifestyle.
Manchester offers vibrant city lifestyle at lower costs than London, with a thriving tech and media scene.
Birmingham, the UK's second-largest city, offers affordable living with excellent connectivity.
Edinburgh combines historic charm with strong financial and tech sectors.
Glasgow offers excellent value with vibrant cultural scene and friendly atmosphere.
Bristol is a creative and tech-focused city with strong quality of life.
Leeds combines affordable living with a strong financial services sector.
Liverpool offers some of the UK's most affordable city living with rich heritage.
Newcastle offers excellent value with vibrant nightlife and strong community.
Cambridge is a world-renowned university city with booming tech sector.
Cardiff offers affordable capital city living with strong Welsh culture and growing economy.
Belfast offers some of the UK's most affordable city living with rich industrial heritage.
Nottingham combines affordable living with strong education and creative industries.
Sheffield offers excellent value with strong manufacturing heritage and outdoor recreation.
About Cost of Living in United Kingdom
United Kingdom offers a range of living costs across its cities. The most affordable city is Belfast with a cost index of 64. London is the most expensive with an index of 100.
Average net salaries in United Kingdom range from $2,200 to $3,800 per month when converted to USD.
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