In this episode, we look at how expensive life is in Lisbon, Portugal. Based on numbers and statistics from Lisbon, one of the most popular cities in Portugal, besides Porto. We take a look at average income, rental prices, cost of public transport, cost of utilities, cost of fashion, cost of entertainment, cost of dining and cost of nightlife. We also give you a brief description of the city economics, city infrastructure, and numbers of poverty in Lisbon, Portugal. Furthermore, we also tell you how far $1000 will get you in Lisbon, Portugal.

Chapters
00:00 Lisbon - Portugal
00:33 Renting prices in Lisbon - Portugal
00:45 Costs of Utilities in Lisbon - Portugal
01:13 Costs of Transport in Lisbon - Portugal
01:39 Costs of Shopping in Lisbon - Portugal
02:49 Costs of Fashion in Lisbon - Portugal
03:09 Costs of Entertainment in Lisbon - Portugal
03:52 Costs of Dining & Nightlife in Lisbon - Portugal
04:32 Facts in numbers of Portugal - Lisbon

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The video talks about AVERAGE prices based on living in Lisbon. That doesn't mean that these prices are valid for all over Portugal. We do NOT talk about the cheapest prices, to be clear. So places or items WILL be cheaper and WILL be more expensive too, depending on many reasons to why. Still, if you think we are completely wrong for some subjects, please write us in the comments.

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