Cost of living comparison
compared to
Nuremberg vs. Toronto Cost of Living Summary
Nuremberg is 9.6% cheaper than Toronto.
Nuremberg vs. Toronto Cost Breakdown
If you lived in Nuremberg instead of Toronto, you would:
pay 25.1% more for restaurants
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic meal with drink at inexpensive restaurant |
$17.53
CA$24.55
|
$17.69
€15.79
|
|
|
Fast food combo meal
McDonalds, or similar
|
$10.52
CA$14.73
|
$13.44
€11.99
|
|
| Bottle of Coca-Cola (11 fl. oz) |
$2.08
CA$2.91
|
$3.89
€3.48
|
|
| Bottle of water (11 fl. oz) |
$1.71
CA$2.40
|
$3.49
€3.12
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of restaurants
pay 7.9% less for groceries
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Bread
1 loaf
|
$2.74
CA$3.84
|
$2.28
€2.03
|
|
| Local cheese (8 oz) |
$4.56
CA$6.39
|
$6.81
€6.08
|
|
| Milk (1 gallon) |
$9.44
CA$13.22
|
$5.01
€4.47
|
|
|
Eggs
1 dozen
|
$3.54
CA$4.95
|
$3.89
€3.47
|
|
| Boneless chicken breast (1 lb) |
$5.16
CA$7.22
|
$5.21
€4.65
|
|
| Apples (1 lb) |
$1.68
CA$2.35
|
$1.41
€1.26
|
|
| Bananas (1 lb) |
$0.54
CA$0.75
|
$1.01
€0.90
|
|
| Oranges (1 lb) |
$1.59
CA$2.23
|
$0.91
€0.81
|
|
| Tomatoes (1 lb) |
$1.95
CA$2.73
|
$1.81
€1.62
|
|
| Potatoes (1 lb) |
$0.82
CA$1.15
|
$0.58
€0.52
|
|
| Onions (1 lb) |
$0.73
CA$1.03
|
$0.68
€0.61
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of groceries
pay 24.9% more for transportation
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Gasoline (1 gallon) |
$4.68
CA$6.55
|
$8.53
€7.61
|
|
| Monthly public transit pass |
$109.41
CA$153.21
|
$70.54
€62.96
|
|
| New Volkswagen Golf 1.4 (standard edition) |
$27,760.48
CA$38,871.61
|
$32,914.63
€29,377.56
|
|
| Taxi trip in downtown area (5 miles) |
$12.80
CA$17.92
|
$25.98
€23.19
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of transportation
pay 32.1% less for housing
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Internet connection
50 mbps or faster, cable/dsl
|
$47.87
CA$67.03
|
$43.38
€38.72
|
|
| 1-Bedroom apartment in downtown area |
$1,584.56
CA$2,218.78
|
$896.78
€800.41
|
|
| 1-Bedroom apartment outside city center |
$1,416.89
CA$1,984.00
|
$648.45
€578.77
|
|
|
Utilities for two
(700 sq ft apartment)
including electric, gas, water, heating
|
$92.23
CA$129.14
|
$265.70
€237.14
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of housing
pay 20.4% less for childcare
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Private preschool for 1 child, monthly |
$824.14
CA$1,154.01
|
$640.65
€571.80
|
|
| Middle school for 1 child, two semesters |
$23,500.21
CA$32,906.17
|
$19,131.62
€17,075.69
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of childcare
pay 7.3% less for entertainment and sports
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic/local beer (1 pint) |
$6.31
CA$8.84
|
$5.04
€4.50
|
|
| Cappuccino in mid-range area |
$3.97
CA$5.56
|
$4.48
€4.00
|
|
|
Pack of cigarettes
Marlboro or similar
|
$14.03
CA$19.64
|
$9.74
€8.69
|
|
| Monthly membership at local gym |
$38.35
CA$53.69
|
$32.15
€28.70
|
|
| Movie ticket to theater/cinema |
$12.62
CA$17.68
|
$14.00
€12.49
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of entertainment and sports
pay 19.3% more for clothing
|
Toronto
|
Nuremberg
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Regular jeans
Levi's brand
|
$51.64
CA$72.31
|
$95.36
€85.11
|
|
|
Regular dress
from H&M or similar store
|
$39.51
CA$55.32
|
$41.26
€36.82
|
|
|
Running shoes
Nike or Adidas
|
$98.10
CA$137.36
|
$97.14
€86.70
|
|
| Men's business shoes (leather) |
$122.24
CA$171.16
|
$129.62
€115.69
|
|
Toronto vs. Nuremberg - Cost of clothing
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