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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.
- ReykjavÃk, 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 ReykjavÃk to Dublin, check out the cheapest European city to visit based on which state you live in below.
ALABAMA: ReykjavÃk, Iceland
sumos/iStockYou 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: ReykjavÃk, Iceland
Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesOn average, flights to ReykjavÃk, Iceland, from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport cost $693.
ARIZONA: ReykjavÃk, Iceland
Ververidis Vasilis/ShutterstockReykjavÃk, 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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