The Cheapest Places to Visit in the UK

Liverpool

• Liverpool's migration and trade port was heavily active between 18th and 20th centuries. This has contributed to the rich historical and cultural city that is ideal to visit and stay on a budget.
•  Cheap things that visitors can do when visiting Liverpool include a free walking tour, museum visits at the "Albert Dock, the Crosby and Formby beaches, free festivals, taking a ferry across the Mersey," among others.
• Cheap accommodation options in Liverpool, besides the luxury hotels, include hostels and online properties. 
•  Cheap places to eat in Liverpool include "Roscoe Head pub , Rough Hand Made , Shino’s Coffee Lounge, Casa Italia" among others.

Brighton

• This city is a seaside resort about on hour from London. Its beach and pier contribute to the cost of a visit but there are several cheap and free alternatives. 
•  Cheap or free activities include visiting the Brighton pier and beach, the national park, Booth museum, the Pavilion Gardens, the Hove Museum, among others.
• There are several cheaper hotels, hostels, bed-and-breakfast accommodation, and online offerings.
• Cheap options for places to eat include Pompoko , BeFries, Sunbirds Deli, The Marine Tavern, among others.

Most Expensie City to Live In

London

•  London is the most expensive city in the UK that would require one to have higher earnings in order to live comfortably. The average monthly rent is £2,798 and the average cost of purchasing a house was £476,752. 

Oxford

• Although Oxford is not as expensive as London, it still requires a large salary to live comfortably. Monthly rent averages £1,764 while purchasing a home costs about £402,020.