Hungary’s capital, Budapest, came in second place among Europe to retire in.
The cost-of-living index here is 43.8 and the city’s total score is 5.1, which comes with a typical rent of GBP 385.27 and utilities averaging at GBP 120.90.
To retire here, your savings will need to be at least GBP 175,420, with both men and women retiring at 65, according to the report.
Green space coverage is 20.03%, healthcare access is 74%, and there are 31 fitness clubs, 4 golf courses and 691 cafés.
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