#10 Geneva - Switzerland
Geneva is the second most populous city in Switzerland (after Zurich) and is the most populous city of Romandy.It is 10th most expensive city in the world.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $5.63
Bottle of table wine: $8.19
1 liter unleaded petrol: $2.04
#9. Caracas - Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela is the most expensive city in the Americas and the 9th-most expensive in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $9.40
Bottle of table wine: $18.14
1 liter unleaded petrol: $0.02
#8. Paris - France
Paris may be the most visited city in the world, yet it's also one of the most expensive.It is the 8th most expensive city in the world.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $8.95
Bottle of table wine: $9.45
1 liter unleaded petrol: $2.38
#7. Zurich - Switzerland
Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and the capital of the canton of Zurich.Zurich is a leading global city and among the world's largest financial centres.It is 7th most expensive city in the world.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $6.08
Bottle of table wine: $16.74
1 liter unleaded petrol: $2.01
#6. Singapore
Moving to Singapore? Start saving: The city-state is one of most expensive cities in the world - 42% more expensive than New York - topping London, Frankfurt and Hong Kong.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $3.25
Bottle of table wine: $25.65
1 liter unleaded petrol: $1.74
#5. Melbourne - Australia
The strong dollar is being blamed for squeezing Aussie wallets, with five of the nation's capitals ranked more expensive than destinations such as London, Hong Kong and Berlin.
Melbourne was named the fifth most expensive city.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $4.87
Bottle of table wine: $25.03
1 liter unleaded petrol: $1.49
#4. Oslo - Norway
Oslo is usually fighting for the top spot with Moscow and Tokyo. The contest in question? The race of being the most expensive city in the world.
Oslo was named the fourth most expensive city.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $6.31
Bottle of table wine: $17.58
1 liter unleaded petrol: $2.61
#3. Sydney - Australia
Australian cities like Sydney were once relatively affordable locales. But in recent years they've been moving up the ranks of the world's most expensive cities as a strong local currency has pushed up prices.It is ranked 3rd expensive city in the world.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $5.03
Bottle of table wine: $25.38
1 liter unleaded petrol: $1.50
#2. Osaka - Japan
According to a U.S. study, Osaka is the second most expensive city for expatriate employees in the world and in Japan behind Tokyo. It jumped up nine places from 11th place in 2008. Osaka was the 8th most expensive city in 2007.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $7.94
Bottle of table wine: $17.55
1 liter unleaded petrol: $1.96
#1. Tokyo - Japan
Finally we have come to Tokyo.Ya,this is the most expensive city in the world,despite of weakening of japanese Yen against Usa dollar.Take a look at cost of some useful things:
Loaf of white bread: $9.06
Bottle of table wine: $15.95
1 liter unleaded petrol: $1.97
