Budget for traveling in Eastern Europe? [closed]

1. How much does it cost to travel Eastern Europe?
2. What is the cheapest country in Eastern Europe?
3. How much does it cost to backpack through Eastern Europe?
4. How much should I budget per day Europe?
5. What is the most beautiful country in Eastern Europe?
6. What is the cheapest way to travel to Europe?
7. Where should I go in Eastern Europe?
8. Where is the cheapest place to fly Europe?
9. What is the cheapest country in Europe to visit?
10. What is the cheapest way to backpack Europe?
11. Is it safe to travel in Eastern Europe?
12. How much do I need for 3 weeks in Europe?

How much does it cost to travel Eastern Europe?

Traveling Eastern Europe can realistically be done for as little as $30-50 USD / day, including accomodation, food, beer, transport and attractions.

What is the cheapest country in Eastern Europe?

A: Romania, Bulgaria, and Ukraine are some of the cheapest countries to live in eastern Europe. These countries are inexpensive compared to western European standards.

How much does it cost to backpack through Eastern Europe?

Most frugal-minded, hostel-hopping backpackers spend around $70-$105/day in Western Europe and $40-$80/day in Eastern Europe. At this level, you can travel fairly modestly and comfortably without making too many sacrifices but you're not going to be living it up.

How much should I budget per day Europe?

The short answer: As a general rule of thumb, plan on budgeting between 50€-70€/day for Western Europe and around 30€-50€/day for Eastern Europe. Continue reading to get a more in-depth answer to this question.

What is the most beautiful country in Eastern Europe?

20 of the most beautiful countries to visit in Eastern Europe

• Montenegro – a beautiful underrated gem in Eastern Europe. ...
• Czech Republic – one of the best and most popular places to visit in Eastern Europe. ...
• Latvia – a stunning underrated country in Eastern Europe with a truly beautiful capital. ...
• Croatia – easily one of the most beautiful countries in Eastern Europe.

What is the cheapest way to travel to Europe?

The Cheapest Way to Travel Europe: 11 Budget Vacation Tips

1. Start With Cheap European Destinations.
2. Slow Down and Stay Awhile.
3. Get Out of the European Capitals (and Venice)
4. Make the Most of Free Attractions in Europe.
5. Get a Transportation Pass.
6. Look Deeper for Europe Hotel Deals.
7. Live Like a European Local.
8. Get on a Bike in Europe.

Where should I go in Eastern Europe?

Best Places to Visit in Eastern Europe

• Prague.
• Budapest.
• Split.
• Tallinn.
• Bucharest.
• Dubrovnik.
• Lake Balaton.
• Montenegro.

Where is the cheapest place to fly Europe?

The 10 Cheapest Airports to Fly to in Europe

• Copenhagen Airport, Denmark, (find deals)
• Dublin Airport, Ireland, (find deals) ...
• Milano Linate Airport, Italy, (find deals) ...
• Warsaw Chopin Airport, Poland, (find deals) ...
• Berlin Tegel Airport, Germany, (find deals) ...
• Vienna International Airport, Austria, (find deals) ...
• London Gatwick Airport, England, (find deals) ...

What is the cheapest country in Europe to visit?

10 Best Ways to Eat Cheap While Traveling

• #1 Cheapest Countries to Visit in Europe: POLAND. Best Places to Visit in Poland: ...
• #2 THE CZECH REPUBLIC: Best Places to Visit in the Czech Republic: ...
• #3 HUNGARY: ...
• #4 ROMANIA: ...
• #5 LATVIA: ...
• #6 UKRAINE: ...
• #7 Cheapest European Countries to Visit: BULGARIA. ...
• #8 GEORGIA:

What is the cheapest way to backpack Europe?

A few tips to make it work:

1. Look into housesitting. ...
2. Walk as much as possible. ...
3. Go on a Free Walking Tour. ...
4. Look for overnight buses or trains. ...
5. If you've got the time when traveling between two cities, take a bus with Wi-Fi. ...
6. Consider staying in a city longer. ...
7. Eat out for breakfast, brunch, or lunch instead of dinner.

Is it safe to travel in Eastern Europe?

Eastern Europe is as safe – or unsafe – as any other part of the developed world. Stay aware of your surroundings, and you'll probably be fine. You're most vulnerable to crime aboard transport, from crowded buses to overnight trains; keep valuables close. You're likely to encounter beggars, some may follow you.

How much do I need for 3 weeks in Europe?

If you are talking daily budget (sleep,food,sightseeing...not including the Interrail pass ) I'd say a minimum of 50€ per person per day.So,3 weeks = 1000 euros per person,plus Interrail and flights.