10 Cheapest Countries in Europe - Budget Travel

Albania is not good for transport. There is no railway - well, there is one railway line but it does not work. There are buses, but no real way of knowing where they stop or when they run. The roads are truly terrible, scary. The sort of road you need to keep your eye on the road suface all the time - so you need to hire a driver. Now that makes Albania abit more expensive.

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this is not cheap, it is different. If you want to commute in squeaking old trams from the seventies that were donated from other countries, eat street food all day, stay at an unofficial hostel that can be Igor renting out his own spare bedroom illegally, by local standards even, and I am not exaggerating. A capital like Sofia didn't have a single official hostel, last time I checked anyway. I even found out that they were offering a bed which was the sofa in the communal area, mind was blown. A natural marvel like Belogradchik didn't have supermarkets, instead it was Halims corner shop with stale bread and non brand biscuits or alternatively bring your own food. The way people define cheap is that Albania has the same luxury high speed trains and a deluxe vandrarhem as Sweden, only more inexpensive. Wrong way of thinking.

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Romania is a beautiful with beautiful green rolling hills the people are very kind and welcoming the food is delicious and I would recommend while you're there you visit the city of Transylvania it is a relaxing and historical escape from the hustle and bustle when I was there from what I would see on on average hotel accommodation with typically cost between 14 and $17 USD per night it made for a wonderful for me this year in 2023

This channel is tripping! Don't believe this shit

In Hungary i recomend the lake Balaton , Budapest,Sopron city,Tokaj

Let's wake up to reality because this is an era of money grabbing, we do not have time to talk to those whose minds are still in the primitive society.

people in the comment section are damn rich

Head Southeast and it gets cheaper. Only for tourism though. If you plan a permanent stay look outside the EU.

Albania is cheap but u have to know where to eat and stay. Not everywhere is cheap

If Yugoslavia didn't break apart, the list would be twice shorter :).

Those countries do they have job opportunities that's number one

Torino,Italy is the beautiful too.
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You will not get a 3 course meal in Kotor for $10, even in places like Bar and Ulcinj the cheapest meal is around $6-8

Croatia is not cheap

To live in Serbia is hell and shit, why did you put on the same map kosovo?

The best video 2023 travel Slavic people the best Pro Commusit system Country's much stronger together then Whole Western value Central Europe Eastern Europe Southwest Europe value of Christianity Respekt Today western welcome more Immigrants from Africa destroy the beauty of nature Since berlin wall was down This country's open snice 1990 freedom Poland Romanian Slovakia Czech Hungary Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Croatia Slovenia Albanian Montenegro Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina North Macedonia Moldovia Icon of Europe is not all about cheap is about culture plus natural nature No one care to visit people thinking that noting to see this places ok bye

Thank you I'll add these countries to my bucket list. Switzerland in Scandinavia seem to be the most expensive. Northern Europe seems overpriced. I would love to go to Croatia. Central eastern and southern Europe are very beautiful. I have ancestors from Poland. Great-grandparents

Croatia is not anymore cheap after changing to Euro.Romania is cheaper and also safe country.Moldova is the cheapest country in Europe.

Wtf….Romania is so expensive u did the video without knowing nothing🤣going to the beach can be at the same price level like Mykonos or Saint Tropez😂😂and if u want to eat its not 7-12$ to eat that is bullshit its over 30$ per person

Been to all 10 countries and I can vouch for the authenticity in this video. Albania is also in my list at #1. ❤

These places are cheap FOR NOW!! So, now that you are telling us to go to these places, they won't be cheap for long as there are more and more people showing up!

Croatia I more expensive that Canary Islands or Balearic Sea! Thumb down on second one, LTH is cheap, cos It’s still in times of Soviet Union, all what is affordable, it’s old and outdated (Seriously, TV with that long kinescopes and plastic mats pretending to be a tablecloth level!)! Not mention that is very racist and homophobic country.
Anyway I’m stopping watching that on 2nd one, and block channel, since it’s some fake information and idealism behaviour for unacceptable standards.

Albania 🇦🇱 is the best. 👏👏

What do you think about Spain? We just been there.

Ukraine??

What about traveling to these places from the US? Wouldn't these not so traveled places be very expensive for a plane ticket? I am a teacher and can only travel during high season...summer. Xmas break. Spring Break. So I can't go at cheapest times. Would it best to travel to a popular destination nearby for a cheaper air fare and then take a train or to the country itself?

Are there hotels you recommend for mature solo holidays? Ideally not an awful single supplement fee

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I am Bulgarian

I have been to Montenegro, Bosnia, Serbia and Albania. Montenegro (Crna Gora 🇲🇪) stands out like nowhere else! I would love to describe it but I am afraid words wouldn't do it justice! All I can say: my soul belongs there! Bosnia is also pretty, the landscape is gorgeous. Albania is stunning, I wish they can work on improving the roads for a better travelling experience. Serbia, not really!

Very good to share can we all 10 destinations through road which visa requirements

I kinda miss Portugal would expect it here

Of course Albania is not crowded. It's the worst shithole of a country in the whole of Europe. Yes, I've been there, and I'm NEVER EVER going back.

Croatia is NOT cheap, far from it. Zagreb was surprisingly expensive, even outside of the tourist areas. Surpised that Portugal didn't make the list, one of the cheapest countries I've ever been to, and I've been to around 50. Serbia should have been higher on the list, it may be THE cheapest country I've visited, at least in Europe. And btw, even in a pricy city like Prague, it's not hard to find pubs where beer is around €1, if you check pubs in the side alleys near the main square.

in Hungary nobody want to speak English and nobody want to help you … but it’s very nice country ..

Albania is good to go, Montenegro, Kosovo, romania, bulgaria. Cheaper than the other Europe countries.

I have been to all of these countries, and while you can get accommodation for $15 to $20, this will be in hotels. This is fine if you like hostels, but personally, I prefer a hotel room.

Do agree about the food prices though, and you can get very nice food for a few Euros.

Also feel that Moldova, and Belarus should have made the list.

I'm Romanian and I spend my holidays in Greece or the Canary Islands. Believe me, it's much cheaper than the Romanian coast. In Romania you eat cheap and good, but the hotels are at the level of the other EU countries

I'm hoping to buy some cheap property in Bulgaria so was happy to see it third on the list. Cant wait to go there this year for the first time . Thank you 🙂

I’m from Lithuania and it’s not cheap. You are using outdated information and thereby mislead other people. The usual cost of meal + drink is 25-30€ not 10 🤣. Accommodation 10-20€ per night?!😂 I’d say 50+€

I guess I should visit them all before Putin invades them all.

The presentation is reaally good but the lack of your efforts for correct and recognisable pronunciation of cities is a bit disturbing. Keep on with your programs but keep in mind my point

Albania was great. Spent two weeks there..went hiking, meet two people at the hostel and next day we rented a car and traveled down the coast of Albania. Beautiful beaches that we wouldn't of gone to if we caught the bus

I like the helpful tips for lodging in certain EU nations. The private room/shared bathroom option seems to be quite cost effective and sensible.

Hungary - friendly locals ?!

Europe is really expensive. But if you go to central or eastern europe you will get alot for your money.

Slovenia too

To learn how to pronounce would be a bonus 🤔