Sweden,Norway,Finland - 2 months

He,
I will going from Poland to Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and
Scandinavia.Now I have a lot of information about culture
this countries but I need some information about prices in
Sweden, Norway, Finland : food, chipper bars, campings,
bungalows , petrol , proms, museas etc.
Please, help me.

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1. Prices in Finland Added by: Tiina
   [Timestamp: Sat 15 May, 18:44 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Finland is pretty expensive. I live in helsinki so the prices migth be lower in the smaller towns. In lunch hours the food costs about 40 mk. Cheapest places to eat are the university restaurants, where the food costs 20mk for not students and 10 mk for students (I pretty sure they don┤t accept international studentcards) Bear in bars cost 18-30mk depending from the bar. Petrol is around 6mk per litre, most of the museums are free or pretty cheap.
   Prices in Sweden are almost the same than in Finland, Norway is more expensive. Have a nice trip!
   

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2. Doing it ! Added by: slops
   [Timestamp: Sun 16 May, 21:52 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Hey, I'm just doing the same trip (just arrived in Helsinki
   this morning). Norway is the most expensive, but absolutely
   magnificent (and VERY friendly), and cheap if you spend
   wisely. The Hostels are good, and you can cook for yourself
   to save heaps. Don't miss Bergen (YMCA hostel), Flσm (cheap
   hostel at the Camping store) or Oslo (go to the Ifo dest at
   the station). Sweden is great, but again expensive if you
   don't watch youself. Finland...ask again in a few days.
   Have a great trip, this is the undiscovered jewel of the
   world !

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3. cheap lunch Added by: Kathryn
   [Timestamp: Mon 17 May, 8:52 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   When my husband and I were in Sweden lunch specials were 40
   sek to 50 sek monday through friday from 11:00 to 2:00. tre
   smσ rum in stockholm was our favorite hotel (nice and
   cheap).
   Have f

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4. get out of the city Added by: aimee
   [Timestamp: Thu 20 May, 9:06 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   I was in Stockholm and Helsinki along with Tallinn last year
   and while I'm glad I made it to Scandinavia, I think I would
   have rather gone up north. Camping would be BEAutiful up
   there and you wouldn't be missing out on much in the cities.
   By all means check out Helsinki (especially the wierd
   modern art museum) and Stockholm, but it's something to
   think about.

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