10 Cheapest European Countries to Visit (#8 & #9 Will Interest You)

List of Cheapest European Countries to Visit

Are you ready to embark on a wallet-friendly European adventure? Here’s your exclusive guide to the top 10 cheapest European countries to explore without breaking the bank.

1. Bulgaria

• Average Daily Budget: €30-€40
• Key Attractions: Explore historic cities like Sofia and Plovdiv, relax on the Black Sea coast, and discover the beauty of the Rila Monastery.
• Seasonal Considerations: Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
• Accommodation: Stay in budget-friendly hostels or guesthouses. You can find comfortable beds for as low as €10 per night.
• Food: Relish local dishes such as ‘banitsa’ (cheese pastry) and ‘kebapche’ (grilled minced meat).
• Local Insights: Sample delicious Bulgarian cuisine at local eateries for budget-friendly dining.

Balcony of resorts in Nesebar town, Bulgaria.

2. Hungary

• Average Daily Budget: €40-€50
• Key Attractions: Immerse yourself in Budapest’s thermal baths, visit historic castles, and savor traditional Hungarian dishes.
• Seasonal Considerations: Visit in early spring or late autumn for mild weather and better deals.
• Accommodation: Budapest offers a range of affordable hostels and guesthouses, with prices starting at €15 per night.
• Food: Try ‘goulash’ and ‘langos’ (deep-fried dough) from street vendors.
• Local Insights: Opt for affordable ‘éjjeli menedék’ (night shelter) accommodations for a unique stay.

Budapest, Hungary: Traffic Jam Along River Bank

3. Romania

• Average Daily Budget: €35-€45
• Key Attractions: Explore the medieval charm of Brasov, hike in the Carpathian Mountains, and visit the iconic castles.
• Seasonal Considerations: Late spring and early autumn are ideal for budget travelers.
• Accommodation: Find affordable guesthouses and hostels in Brasov and Bucharest, starting at €12 per night.
• Food: Savor ‘mămăligă’ (cornmeal porridge) and ‘mici’ (grilled sausages) from local markets.
• Local Insights: Enjoy inexpensive street food and traditional Romanian cuisine.

Aerial drone view of The Council Square at dusk in Brasov, Romania. Old city centre decorated for Christmas. County Museum of History, buildings, people

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