Premier Inn Reveals World's Best Value Tourist Attractions
Premier Inn has released a study ranking global tourist attractions by value. The research calculated the cost per hour for 300 landmarks worldwide.
Hotel chain Premier Inn has published a new study identifying the world's most value-for-money tourist attractions. The research analyzed 300 famous landmarks globally, calculating their average cost per hour of a visit.
Topping the global list is the Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with an entry fee of approximately 11 pence and an average visit duration of 30 minutes. The National Museum of Malaysia and the National Museum of Taiwan secured second and third place, respectively, offering extensive cultural and historical insights at a low cost.
Asia features prominently in the top rankings, with half of the top ten best-value attractions located on the continent. Other notable mentions include India's Mysore Palace and Singapore Botanic Gardens. Beyond Asia, the list also includes Mexico's University Museum of Contemporary Art and the Library of Alexandria in Egypt.
The study also detailed the top-value attractions within the UK, USA, and Europe. Further details and the complete list are available on Premier Inn's website.