The 5 Cheapest Cities You Can Visit in Europe

It is our dream to go abroad, get to know different cultures and make new friends. However, we may occasionally have to postpone or cancel this dream due to a lack of materiality.Let’s not forget that there are many cities in the world that we can travel cheaply. Here are 5 cities you can travel cheaply in Europe:

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1. Ohrid, Macedonia

This small city, Ohrid, located in the heart of Europe and by the lake, contains the works that were included in the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1979. In addition, the view of the lake will be fascinating that many French writers have houses especially on the lake. Domestic production wines are satisfactory in price and taste.

2. Lviv, Ukraine

Lviv is the city located in the west of Ukraine.Lviv, which is known as the capital of cheapness with its historical texture, friendly people and entertainment life, is undoubtedly among the cities that should be visited and seen. Your average daily cost in Lviv will not exceed 30-40 Euros.

3. Budva, Montenegro

Budva, which has an average of 230 days of sunshine per year and hosts the attractive and long beaches of Montenegro, is more prominent with sea tourism. In addition to the sea tourism, the historical texture of the city and the lively life of the night life attract tourists from many countries to the city.

4. Belgrade, Serbia

Belgrade is the capital and largest city of Serbia. Located at the intersection of the Danube River and Sava River, Belgrade is in a better known position than Serbia with its glory and fame. With its colorful nightlife, historical texture, traces of war, unique street flavors and of course being a suitable travel route, it contains all the factors that will make it unique for the holiday.

5. Tirana, Albania

Tirana, the capital and largest city of the Republic of Albania, seems to be blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate, numerous beautiful churches and lush green parks. The center of the city, founded in 1614, is decorated with architecture from the impressive Mussolini period. The Skanderberg Statue in the city center is the most remarkable of these works. As a memory of Tirana’s stormy past, be sure to visit Peace Bell, built from old hive shells. Also, the chance to taste the indispensable Albanian liver in Albanian cuisine will be waiting for you.