As you know, Europe is cheap right now. Like mad cheap. Which is great news for your big summer adventure to stalk the continent's hottest royals. Or visit Lichtenstein.
It got us thinking: are certain European airports consistently cheaper to fly into from the United States than others? To find out, we asked the travel/data experts at both Hopper and Kayak to analyze round-trip flights from the US to Europe over the next three to five months. While, obviously, exact ticket prices depend on where in the US you're flying from, both sites were able to provide fares from a "typical US city" (essentially, an average of all major US airports).
In the end, we combined their data, sorted it from most-to-least expensive, and discovered that (surprise!) Russia is where we should be headed this summer. Or, well, one of these other European airports...
12. Milan–Malpensa Airport (MXP)
Milan, ItalyAverage price: $882
11. Oslo Airport (OSL)
Oslo, NorwayAverage price: $878
10. Berlin Schönefeld Airport (SXF)
Berlin, GermanyAverage price: $853
9. Pico Airport (PIX)
Pico Island, PortugalAverage price: $851
8. KeflavÃk International Airport (KEF)
Reykjavik, IcelandAverage price: $840
7. London Stansted Airport (STN)
London, UKAverage price: $827
6. Istanbul Atatürk Airport (IST)
Istanbul, TurkeyAverage price: $765
5. Boryspil International Airport, (KBP)
Boryspil/Kiev, UkraineAverage price: $761
4. Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN)
Stockholm, SwedenAverage price: $756
3. João Paulo II Airport (PDL)
São Miguel, Ponta Delgada, PortugalAverage price: $752
2. Luton Airport (LTN)
London, UKAverage price: $725
1. Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO)
Moscow, RussiaAverage price: $708