What sets backpackers apart from ordinary tourists is that they are looking for an inexpensive and independent way to travel. The cost of backpacking varies not only in different countries, but also in cities, and the more attractive the destination for tourists, the more expensive it will be to travel there. Let's take a look at 10 cities in which travelers can save money.
Here are the cheapest cities for self-tourism:
10. Zagreb
Croatia's largest and most important city boasts many galleries, charming old buildings and museums. Of the many attractions, the Museum of Broken Relationships can be distinguished. A tourist can spend a day in Zagreb for $ 32.69.
9. Warsaw
Warsaw is another Polish city on our list. The old part of the city was reconstructed after the Second World War. A day in the Polish capital will cost you a reasonable price - $ 31.45.
8. Cesky Krumlov
After Prague, the second destination in the Czech Republic is the city of Cesky Krumlov. The main attractions of the place are the castle, the doors of which are always open for new guests, and ancient architecture. The prices for food, drinks and lodging in the city are quite reasonable. A day in this old Czech town will cost $ 30.34.
7. Kiev
The Ukrainian capital has always stood out for its cheapness relative to other European cities. Moreover, the conflict in the eastern part of the country pushed the Ukrainian economy towards inflation. You can spend a day here for $ 29.18.
6. Sarajevo
Due to problems in the Balkan Peninsula in the nineties, it took the Bosnian capital a long time to become an attractive tourist destination. Among the attractions are the Old Bazaar and the Muslim Quarter. One day in Sarajevo will cost tourists $ 29.18.
5. Budapest
Hungary's most important city attracts tourists with sights, night markets and clubbing. Inexpensive hostels are worth looking for further from the center. For a day's stay in the Hungarian capital, tourists will spend about $ 26.75.
4. Belgrade
Gradually, tourism in the capital of Serbia is improving and moving away from the events of the turbulent nineties. There aren't a ton of attractions here, but there is a vibrant nightlife and beautiful cityscapes, as well as unobtrusive prices. A day in Belgrade will cost saving tourists $ 26.75.
3. Bucharest
The Romanian capital cannot boast of world sights, but it can attract backpackers with a low cost of services. For a day in Bucharest, a budget-conscious tourist will spend $ 25.70. Do not forget to see the Parliament building, which amazes travelers with its impressive size.
2. Krakow
Polish Krakow is associated with cheap restaurants, lodging and inexpensive bars, where on weekends there is nowhere to fall for an apple. Many different cafes and bars are located on the market square of the city (New Platz). From May to September, concerts are held in the city with free admission. You can spend $ 24.82 in one day.
1. Sofia
Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria, where prices will delight tourists. A pretty city with an atmosphere of tranquility, it is not particularly famous for its attractions. Modest prices for transportation, housing, food and entertainment are at around $ 24.04.
Financial advice for tourists
Travelers can save money on their trip by following simple tips. For example, you can use public transportation to reach your destination. It is cheaper than getting around the city with a tourist group and a guide by booking a tour. You can buy food at kiosks or small cafeterias. It's definitely cheaper than dining out in restaurants.
In general, it is better to ask local residents where you can have a quality and cheap snack. It is also recommended to inquire about the discounts provided in the places you intend to visit (museums, ancient castles, galleries, etc.).
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