What is the Cheapest and the Best plan for European Countries?

Some of the budget travelers avoid Europe mainly because of the general thought that it costs a lot to travel to the countries over there, but that is not the reality. It’s time to debunk those rumors as we show you how you can plan for the best “Euro Trip” within budget without compromising any of your travel experience.

 

While the European continent is the home for some of the big-budget destinations like France, England, and Ireland, there are some culture-filled European countries that can be visited within $50 a day or even less. This is applicable even in the western part of Europe.

 

Here are some of the best European countries of 2020. These countries can make your day worthy under $50 per day and please you with the most amazing picturesque destinations.

 

In most cases, you are bound to find accommodations that are cheaper with Airbnb's help, and this will happen only when you book in advance. This is applicable even for the most expensive cities, where there is a possibility of finding accommodations for $15-20/night if booked early.

 

You can actually save up more if you stay in a private room in an apartment rather than living by yourself in such a humongous place. 

 

Bulgaria

Bulgaria takes the top spot when it comes to the list of less expensive European countries, and there are multiple reasons as to why it takes the #1 position. No matter where you go to, you can always find great accommodations, food, and all sorts of entertainment. The perfect place for nightlife would be the Bulgarian capital, the City of Sofia. If you are in for getting some Sunshine, the coastal town of Sunny beach should be the destination you should look for.

 

Hungary 

Year after year, you will always find more people thronging to go to Hungary than any other European nation. Most of the avid travelers flock to Budapest, known for their thermal baths, picturesque Cathedrals, and amazing nightlife. And all these come on top over the Hungarian villages and their cool towns. They also have some amazing neighboring cities like Miskolc, Eger, and Pecs.

You are bound to get some flights to Hungary at a very minimal cost. The Wizz Air is a low-cost airline based out of Budapest. Wizz Air travels to over 60 destinations and you can easily get into Hungary any second you step into Europe. Hungary also has some cheapest dining options, where you can enjoy your meal with just a couple of Euros.

 

Czech Republic

 

The Czech Republic is more known for the historical monuments like the Cathedrals, Medieval Castles, and Prague remains. The capital city of the Czech Republic is said to be one of the cheapest. 

 

It is mainly known for the Gothic churches and Cathedrals. Prague still holds to be one of the top tourist attractions in the Czech Republic. Although the capital city is said to be one of the cheapest cities in Europe, there is a 50-100% chance that it can be more expensive than the other places in the country.

It doesn’t matter which part of the country you are in. The Czech Republic is mainly known for its amazing nightlife, cheap drinks, and food. Beer is much cheaper than water in the Czech Republic. 

 

Poland

Though Poland is not very advanced when it comes to the trains compared to the other European countries, it is a much better and affordable option when you choose where you want to travel. You will have unlimited access to most of the trains with a one-way pass and can get to go through most parts of the country. The country’s top attractions are cheap as well, with a mix of Poland’s monuments and buildings. The government-run museums offer the best deal at least once a week. With some extra cash left in hand, you can get to enjoy the best meals that you will remember forever.

 

ICELAND

Though Iceland is not the cheapest country you get to visit, it is definitely your cheapest country to fly in Europe. It is not cheap, mainly because of the geographical location, but it is easy to find tickets more affordable, and you can get to fly through the beautiful Reykjavik. You can get to save a lot of money with the Icelander stopover program. Before you make a jump to Europe, you can have a layover in Iceland with no additional costs. 

 

Portugal

If you are opting to go with more beach visits, some delicious street foods, and an endless run of wine, you need to make sure to add Portugal as a top priority. It is said to be one of the cheapest countries in Western Europe. Portugal’s national airlines give out some amazing deals. The prices are often lower than the other budget airlines, thus making travel much easier to fly within the country.

 

England

When it comes to England, even your wallet will go into hiding, citing the fact that it is one of the most expensive cities in all of Europe. You can strike gold if you find the right deal and a proper budget, and you can easily land in London. Being a busy city, London has a flight leaving the country every five minutes. No wonder London is the busiest aviation hub in the world.