25 Richest Cities in Europe

Europe is a continent with various economically and technologically developed cities. Every country in the Eurozone uses the “Euro” as its official currency. The city’s economy is influenced by industries, information technology, the service sector, investments, local and international commerce, and transportation.

London and Paris are the major and richest cities in Europe with a GDP of US$835 billion and US$822 billion respectively. Dublin is the wealthiest city, with a per capita income of $115,094. Frankfurt in Germany is the second richest city after Dublin with an income of $102,941 per capita.

London City in the United Kingdom, Photo by João Barbosa on Unsplash

Ranked by GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

RANKCITYCOUNTRYGDP(IN US$ BILLION)
1LondonUK879
2ParisFrance850
3MoscowRussia553
4Rhine-RuhrGermany485
5IstanbulTurkey348
6RotterdamNetherlands320
7AmsterdamNetherlands320
8MilanItaly312
9MadridSpain262
10BrusselsBelgiun254
11FrankfurtGermany230
12MunichGermany219
13ViennaAustria183
14BarcelonaSpain171
15RomeItaly163
16HamburgGermany161
17StuttgartGermany157
18BerlinGermany157
19StockholmSweden143
20WarsawPoland141
21KarlsruheGermany137
22AthensGreece129
23CopenhagenDenmark127
24KatowicePoland122
25BirminghamUK121

Ranked by GDP Per Capita

RANKCITYCOUNTRYGDP(PER CAPITA)
1DublinIreland$115,094
2FrankfurtGermany$102,941
3HelsinkiFinland$96,667
4MilanItaly$87,786
5StockholmSweden$81,395
6LeedsUnited Kingdom$80,000
7TurinItaly$74,725
8London (Greater London)United Kingdom$73,377
9CopenhagenDenmark$70,183
10BrusselsBelgium$69,748
11ViennaAustria$58,140
12ParisFrance$57,027
13RomeItaly$55,385
14MunichGermany$46,377
15MadridSpain$44,487
16HamburgGermany$41,111
17BirminghamUnited Kingdom$40,000
18WarsawPoland$39,766
19LisbonPortugal$38,732
20ManchesterUnited Kingdom$38,117
21BarcelonaSpain$35,976
22AthensGreece$34,759
23LyonFrance$32,243
24BudapestHungary$30,460
25BerlinGermany$28,529

Fast Facts:

  • When compared to other global cities, the HDI (Human Development Index) is fair in Europe.
  • Since 2008, the GDP of European cities has increased.
  • In comparison to other continents, Europe has the most developed cities.
  • its beautiful lanscapes and mountain ranges drive tourists to the cities and is a significant source of revenue for cities.
  • In the majority of German cities, the GDP and per capita income are high.
  • Cities in Europe have both modern and historic buildings, many of which are well-liked tourist destinations.
  • Germany, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, and Italy have higher GDPs, and several of them are among the world’s richest countries.

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