The cheapest European city you can fly to, based on which US state you live in

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Travel-booking company Kayak has determined the cheapest European cities to fly to from each US state based on the median price of round-trip flights.
Reykjavík, Iceland, is the least expensive European city to fly to from many states.
Pennsylvania is the only state with Cork, Ireland, as its cheapest destination.
Californians can fly to Barcelona, Spain, for less money than any other European destination.
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Traveling to Europe is a dream for many in the US, but flights across the pond often come with a hefty price tag.

But now you can find out which European city is cheapest to get to depending on which state you live in. The travel-booking site Kayak, which helps travelers compare flight costs, has determined which European cities are the cheapest to fly to from each state based on the median price of round-trip flights.

From Reykjavík to Dublin, check out the cheapest European city to visit based on which state you live in below.

ALABAMA: Reykjavík, Iceland

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You could visit Iceland's capital city from Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport for an average of $660, while making the trip from Huntsville International Airport costs $735 on average, according to Kayak.

ALASKA: Reykjavík, Iceland

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On average, flights to Reykjavík, Iceland, from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport cost $693.

ARIZONA: Reykjavík, Iceland

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Reykjavík, Iceland, is also the cheapest European destination to visit from Arizona. Flights from Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix, Arizona, cost an average of $831, while jetting from Tucson International Airport will cost you an average of $662.

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