The study, conducted by comparison website NerdWallet analysed the top 30 most populated European cities and has ranked them by the most affordable monthly broadband costs, with Bucharest taking the top spot.
With a focus on remote and hybrid working following the COVID-19 pandemic, broadband is at the forefront of people’s minds when it comes to choosing where to live and work.
The Romanian capital city, Bucharest, was ranked as the most affordable, with a monthly average broadband cost of £7.20.
Sofia places second for most affordable broadband, with an average cost of £9.66 per month, while Poland’s capital, Warsaw, comes third, with an average of £10.41 per month.
The next spots are held by Budapest, with an average of £10.66 per month, Krakow with a monthly average of £11.50, and Riga with £12.27.