Travelling to Europe isn't always worth the exorbitant price tag. There are beautiful budget cities in the EU that can compare with the most expensive destinations. Read about them in this article

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Traveling around Europe does not always have to be an expensive pleasure. Many cities offer tourists a lot of interesting sights and unique experiences for quite reasonable money. We tell you what, according to Eurail rating, are the cheapest European cities to visit in 2024. Also as a bonus, Visit Ukraine has compiled a list of places to see and places to stay.

Sofia, Bulgaria

Top sights:

▪️ Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world.

▪️ Church of Boyan - UNESCO World Heritage Site.

▪️ Vitosha - mountains near the city where you can enjoy hiking.

Where is the best place to stay? Center and Vitosha districts are convenient for tourists in terms of transport accessibility and proximity to major attractions.

In this city, the average daily spending per tourist is 36.49 euros.

Bucharest, Romania

Top attractions:

▪️ Palace of Parliament - one of the largest administrative buildings in the world.

▪️ Lipscani - cozy streets with restaurants, bars and stores.

▪️ Village Museum - an ethnographic open-air museum.

Where is the best place to stay? Lipscani district is the heart of Bucharest, where you will be within walking distance of the main attractions and evening entertainment.

Here, a traveler spends 38.67 euros per day.

Budapest, Hungary

Top Sights:

▪️ The Chain Bridge is one of the city's main architectural symbols.

▪️ Széchenyi Thermal Baths - the perfect place for relaxation.

▪️ Fisherman's Bastion - a fantastic observation deck overlooking the Danube.

Where is the best place to stay? The Belvaros district is the central part of Budapest, convenient for walking and seeing historical monuments.

In this city, tourists spend an average of 43.48 euros per person.

Krakow, Poland

Top Sights:

▪️ Wawel Castle is the city's main historical attraction.

▪️ Main Market - one of the largest market squares in Europe.

▪️ Kazimierz - historic Jewish quarter, full of cafes and bars.

Where is the best place to stay? The Old Town district is the best place for those who want to be in the center of the action and close to historical sites.

Krakow also has a daily cost per tourist of €43.48.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Top attractions:

▪️ Baščarsija - historical market with a unique atmosphere of the old town.

▪️ Latin Bridge - famous historical bridge near where the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand took place.

▪️ Gazi Husrev Beg Mosque - an outstanding example of Ottoman architecture.

Where is the best place to stay? Old Town district - here you will be in the heart of Sarajevo's historical events and cultural heritage.

This city is also a tidbit for budget travelers. On average, a tourist here spends 45.67 euros. 

Belgrade, Serbia

Top attractions:

▪️ Kalemegdan Fortress is one of the oldest monuments in Belgrade.

▪️ Skadarlija is a bohemian neighborhood with the atmosphere of old Belgrade.

▪️ Nikola Tesla Museum - an interesting place for science lovers.

Where is the best place to stay? Savski Venac district - quiet and cozy, but at the same time not far from the city center.

Spending one tourist per day in Belgrade is 46.62 euros.

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Zagreb, Croatia

Top attractions:

▪️ Zagreb Cathedral is the tallest church in Croatia.

▪️ Ban Josip Jelačić Square - the central square of the city.

▪️ Museum of Broken Relationships - an unusual and unique museum that attracts the attention of tourists.

Where is the best place to stay? Dolni grad district is the central part of Zagreb, which is convenient for walking around the main sights and visiting cafes and restaurants.

Zagreb is considered one of the most expensive cities in Croatia, but not in Europe. Here a tourist spends 51.41 euros for one day.

Warsaw, Poland

Top sights:

▪️ Old Town - rebuilt after World War II, with castles, cathedrals and cozy streets.

▪️ Royal Castle - the residence of Polish kings.

▪️ Lazienki Park - a wonderful place for strolling and relaxing.

Where is the best place to stay? The Old Town district and the neighborhood of Lazienki Park are convenient for tourists due to the proximity to attractions and the atmosphere of tranquility.

In Warsaw, a tourist spends 52.3 euros in one day.

Bratislava, Slovakia

Top attractions:

▪️ Bratislava Castle is an iconic symbol of the city, perched on a hill overlooking the Danube.

▪️ Michalska Tower is a medieval watchtower in the city center.

▪️ Bratislava I (Old Town) - a square and narrow streets with cafes and souvenir stores.

Where is the best place to stay? The Bratislava I neighborhood is the best place to stay due to its proximity to major attractions and historical atmosphere.

In this city, the average cost per tourist is €56.51 for one day.

Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic

Top Sights:

▪️ Český Krumlov Castle is one of the largest castle complexes in Europe.

▪️ Round Tower.

Where is the best place to stay? The city center will allow you to enjoy the unique atmosphere of Český Krumlov, with cozy hotels located in historic buildings.

For a day here a tourist spends 69.99 euros.

Do not forget that no matter which European city you choose for your trip, it is important to take care of your safety in advance. Traveling without an insurance policy can lead to unexpected costs in case of illness and other unforeseen situations.

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