Europe is a continent often regarded as expensive to visit. However, there are many more economical options across the continent having some of Europe’s most affordable countries to visit. Even some of the more famous sites, though, provide many options for low-cost vacations.

It’s easier than ever to get to Europe’s more affordable places. nations listed below will help you save money because the costs are substantially cheaper in these countries than in other more expensive European countries.

So, are you prepared to read this article right now? Let’s get to see some countries that are perfect for your budget.

1. Portugal

In our previous post, Portugal is included in the best destinations for a vacation. It equally makes the list here for being a very affordable destination. Known to have a sunny weather, cultural and historic cities, magnificent beaches, great food, and amazing landscapes.

Lisbon, is the picturesque capital of Portugal. This affordable destination is ideal and offers the perfect experience of adventure, culture and tradition. Other top cities in Portugal are Porto, and Funchal.

For travelers, check out these cheap hostels in Lisbon and Porto. The Estimated daily budget is about 55USD.

 

2. Poland

This country is a great escape from the real world, get a chance to go hiking or camping. The cities of Poznan, Wroclaw and Gdansk, let you absorb the rich history and culture of Poland and is certainly one of the cheapest countries in Europe for a fair budget.

The Tatra National Park is located in south-central part of the country. The park has numerous beautiful rock formations, over 650 caves and several alpine lakes and waterfalls.

This country has an estimated daily spend of 40USD

3. Slovenia

Slovenia is an alternative choice for a budget vacation; its rates are much lower, making it one of Europe’s cheapest nations to visit. Ljubljana is a historically rich capital and that is often underestimated. There are usually less tourists, rates for attractions and historic places are significantly lower. Slovenian street cuisine are relatively the cheapest you’d come across.

Slovenia’s Kranjska Gora is a beautiful resort and this is certainly worth considering if you’re seeking for the greatest ski resorts in Europe for families or couples. 

 

4. Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has long been regarded as one of Europe’s most affordable countries to visit. The cuisines and affordable beer, historical cities, castles, and chateaus, as well as national parks are all available.

The capital city of Prague, is not so budget-friendly. If you’re looking for a place to stay, explore outside of the city centre. In the Czech Republic, there are many wonderful spots to visit.

Travel to the South Bohemian Region to visit the ancient town of Český Krumlov, the Bone Church in Kutná Hora, and Pilsen, commonly known to be the birthplace of the world-famous Pilsner beer.

5. Hungary

Hungary is one of Europe’s most affordable nations to visit. Rich folk traditions are still alive and well here, but the city is still urban enough, with a busy nightlife and a youthful crowd. Buda displays its historical Buda castle and other buildings that still retain their centuries-old architectural heritage.

Budapest, the country’s capital, If capitals aren’t your thing, visit the nearby towns and villages to sample local cuisines and learn about their cultures. Eger and Siófok, both in Hungary, are excellent examples of little cities with distinct characteristics.

 

6. Croatia

Over the years, Croatia has grown in popularity, but compared to many other European destinations, this jewel of a country on the Adriatic Sea is still very affordable. The best way to visit the country is to rent a car and take a road trip.

Full of beautiful views and lovely beach cities such as Dubrovnik and Split found along Croatia’s Adriatic coast. Other beautiful places to visit in Croatia include the Dalmatian Coast, visit Plitvice Lakes, the inland cities like Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Zadar and Trogir.

What is the cost of a trip to CROATIA?

  • Currency: Euro (EUR)
  • Average hotel price (3-star): $45 –$60 daily
  • Car rental: $25 – $30 daily

7. Montenegro

Montenegro is one of the most beautiful countries in the Balkans, with magnificent ancient towns, rocky mountains, and spectacular coastlines. Kotor, the country’s most famous town, is known for its majestic landmarks, nostalgic aura, and stunning views of the Bay of Kotor.

The Bay of Kotor is one of the most beautiful places in the world to visit, and it is well-preserved and accessible to travelers. Kotor is found on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, a perfect place to take in the breathtaking views of historical heritage and the turquoise coastline.

Montenegro provides fairly priced lodging and cuisines in comparison to many of its Mediterranean neighbours.

 

 

 

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