A new ranking lists the 5 most affordable destinations in Europe

A new ranking lists the 5 most affordable destinations in Europe andrea-anastasakis-GZmxOByPubM-unsplash

Travelling in Europe doesn't have to be synonymous with excessive spending. With these affordable destinations, you can discover the continent's cultural diversity and natural beauty without breaking the bank.

Europe is a continent with a thousand faces, offering varied landscapes, a rich history and a vibrant culture. However, the cost of a trip can vary considerably from country to country. While destinations such as Switzerland or the UK can quickly inflate your budget, other lesser-known countries offer enriching experiences at inexpensive prices. A new study by HelloSafe reveals the most affordable destinations in the Old World.

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Budget travel in Europe: the 5 most affordable destinations

  1. Serbia
  2. Poland
  3. Bulgaria
  4. Albania
  5. Hungary

Serbia: a stay for less than €33 a day

Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is a dynamic city that combines history and modernity. On a budget of just €33 a day, you can enjoy a lively nightlife, tasty cuisine and plenty of free activities, such as exploring the city's many parks and museums. Serbia is an ideal destination, both affordable and rich in experiences.

Poland: a taste of culture and history for €54 a day

Poland, with a budget of €54 a day, is another budget destination. Cities such as Krakow and Warsaw offer a fascinating mix of culture, gastronomy and history. The city’s museums are often inexpensive, and Polish cuisine is delicious and affordable. Be sure to try the pierogis as well as the many parks and green spaces.

Bulgaria: a getaway for less than €57 a day

Bulgaria really is a bargain for budget-conscious travellers. With an average budget of €57 a day, you can explore historic cities such as Sofia and Plovdiv, or enjoy the beaches of the Black Sea. Restaurant meals are very affordable, and accommodation ranges from budget hostels to more high-end accomodation, all at very competitive prices.

Albania: an escape from the beaches to the mountains for €67 a day

Albania is rapidly emerging on the tourism scene. With its magnificent coastline along the Adriatic Sea and spectacular mountains, it is attracting more and more visitors. For a daily budget of €67, you can enjoy tasty local dishes and the warm Albanian hospitality. Tirana, the capital, is an excellent starting point from which to explore the rest of the country.

Hungary: discover Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, for €70 a day

Budapest is often considered one of the most beautiful and accessible capitals of Europe. For around €70 a day, you can explore its famous thermal baths, its magnificent historic buildings and try Hungarian dishes in one of its many restaurants. Public transport inexpensive, making it easy to explore this enchanting city.

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