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<\/p>\nA list of Europe's best party towns has been released, and they all offer incredibly cheap drinks, gorgeous views and some epic bars and clubs. <\/p>\n
While we all know the classic hotspots like Ibiza, Sunny Beach, Ayia Napa and Amsterdam, there are some hotspots that can often be overlooked. Travel company Moving to Spain conducted some research and looked at the number of nightclubs and bars per 100,000 people to find the best party towns<\/p>\n
Topping the list is a lesser-known Swiss town, Delemony which had an impressive 562.06 bars and nightclubs per 100,000 people. The town only has around 12,000 residents but it\u2019s got plenty of nightlife for visitors to dive into.<\/p>\n
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In terms of bars and pubs there\u2019s everything from Irish pubs to cocktail bars and there\u2019s the Stage Club for partying. Drinking a beer in Delemont isn\u2019t outrageously overly expensive with the cost an average of \u00a32.35, according to PintPrice. That\u2019s much more reasonable than the \u00a37.50 it costs in Villars or Geneva\u2019s cost of \u00a35.93.<\/p>\n
Delemont is just an hour and a half away from London on a flight, but its small size may put people off. For those, we\u2019d suggest heading to the second party town on the list \u2013 Prague, Czech Republic with over 54.22 bars and nightclubs per 100,000 people.<\/p>\n
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PintPrice puts the cost of a beer at just \u00a31 in Prague making it great value for money. The Czech Republic is well known for its love of beer and many breweries \u2013 plus there\u2019s even a beer festival each year and beer spas where you bathe in the stuff! <\/p>\n
In Prague there are plenty of bars, pubs, clubs, cabarets and jazz clubs. The city is popular with stag and hen dos and you can enjoy a group beer bike where you cycle around on a moving table taking in the sights and sipping on booze or you can head on a boozy boat ride. In fact, it's got such a great party scene that one bloke even booked a stag do to himself so he could hit the bars and strip clubs. <\/p>\n
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As it's quite a popular location, the good news is that there are plenty of budget-friendly stays too; for example when we took a look, we could find stays from \u00a318 a night at the A&O Prague Rhea. <\/p>\n
The third top spot for parties was Lausanne also in Switzerland followed by Geneva \u2013 the two cities are so close that you can actually get a boat between them on Lake Geneva. The lake and surrounding countryside are truly a sight to behold.<\/p>\n
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