Many European cities charge visitors a small tax on overnight stays, usually collected by the accommodation per person per night. A few cities also charge day visitors an entry fee. This map shows the amount, who has to pay, the main exemptions and the date the current amount took effect for each city.
Amounts and rules change, sometimes every year. This map is a guide — always confirm the current amount on the linked official page.
Tap a city marker to see its tax.
The amount is per person per night unless the entry says otherwise.
Open the source link to check the official page before you travel.
Usually not. The accommodation collects it with your bill, sometimes shown as a separate line.
Many cities exempt children below a certain age, but the age differs by city. Check the "Who pays" note in each entry.
Sometimes yes, sometimes it is charged on arrival. Check your booking confirmation and the official page.