209 cities covered · Currency: EUR (€) · Capital: Ljubljana
| Expense | Estimated cost | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Meal at an inexpensive restaurant | €7.61 ($8.27) | per meal |
| Three-course meal for two, mid-range | €30.43 ($33.07) | per meal |
| Cappuccino | €2.28 ($2.48) | each |
| Monthly groceries (single person) | €172 ($187) | per month |
| Monthly public transport pass | €27.89 ($30.32) | per month |
| Basic utilities for an 85m² apartment | €73.53 ($79.92) | per month |
| Internet (60 Mbps, unlimited) | €21.30 ($23.15) | per month |
| Fitness club membership | €21.30 ($23.15) | per month |
| Cinema ticket | €5.58 ($6.06) | each |
| One-bedroom apartment in city centre | €341 ($371) | per month |
| One-bedroom apartment outside centre | €237 ($258) | per month |
| Three-bedroom apartment in city centre | €712 ($774) | per month |
Ljubljana · pop. 290,903
Maribor · pop. 114,301
Kranj · pop. 37,605
Celje · pop. 37,122
Koper · pop. 25,753
Velenje · pop. 25,594
Novo Mesto · pop. 24,183
Ptuj · pop. 17,880
Kamnik · pop. 13,880
Trbovlje · pop. 13,822
Jesenice · pop. 13,702
Domžale · pop. 13,222
Nova Gorica · pop. 13,031
Škofja Loka · pop. 11,797
Izola · pop. 11,682
Murska Sobota · pop. 11,190
Logatec · pop. 9,752
Postojna · pop. 9,605
Vrhnika · pop. 8,969
Slovenska Bistrica · pop. 8,219
Kočevje · pop. 8,151
Grosuplje · pop. 7,703
Ravne na Koroškem · pop. 7,363
Slovenj Gradec · pop. 7,249
Side-by-side cost of living comparison in Slovenia
Side-by-side cost of living comparison in Slovenia
Side-by-side cost of living comparison in Slovenia
Side-by-side cost of living comparison in Slovenia
Living costs in Slovenia vary significantly depending on city size. Large metropolitan areas with populations over one million typically see housing costs 15–30% above the national average, while smaller towns can be 10–20% below it. The national baseline of €745 ($809) per month represents a mid-sized city estimate.
Capital cities and major economic hubs command the highest rents and overall expenses. For budget-conscious residents, mid-sized cities offer a balance of amenities and affordability. Rural and small-town living remains the most economical option, though transport and service access may be limited.