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If you can book your travelling arrangements well in advance this will save you money. You can also look into getting an interrail pass if you are able to plan out your trip or purchase a coach card to save money when traveling between cities in Italy. Overall, planning your trip during the off-season (any time but June, July, and August) will definitely save you money.
Budget-Friendly Accommodation
Accommodation can quickly mount up as a cost when traveling around Italy. Hostels are a great option if you don’t mind sharing with other people, and if not you can choose to book an Air BnB in advance to save money. Hotels are generally quite expensive, but you can find a bargain through online hotel comparison websites such as Booking.com and Hostelworld.
(@whanbiot)Eat Like a Local
If you’re on a budget, make sure to try and avoid tourist traps when going out for food! These are restaurants often in desirable locations such as squares or by rivers that charge a premium for their location. If this is what you are looking for, then it may be worth it. However, if you’re after cheap prices, great atmosphere, and delicious food, you’ll often be better off going to a ‘trattoria’ that might look a bit underwhelming but packs a punch.
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One of the easiest ways to save money while traveling in Southeast Asia is by choosing budget-friendly accommodation options. Hostels and guesthouses are abundant throughout the region and offer affordable rates for budget-conscious travelers. Many hostels also provide amenities such as communal kitchens, free Wi-Fi, and social activities, making them ideal for meeting fellow travelers and sharing tips on budget-friendly activities and attractions. Additionally, consider alternative accommodation options such as homestays, guesthouses, and budget hotels, which often provide comfortable accommodations at a fraction of the cost of luxury resorts.
Eat Like a Local
Sampling the local cuisine is an essential part of any Southeast Asia travel experience, and fortunately, it’s also an excellent way to save money. Instead of dining at touristy restaurants, seek out street food stalls, local markets, and hole-in-the-wall eateries, where you can enjoy authentic dishes at a fraction of the cost. Street food vendors offer a wide range of delicious and affordable options, from savory noodles and spicy curries to fresh seafood and tropical fruits. Be adventurous and try new dishes, but also be mindful of food safety and hygiene practices to avoid getting sick. By eating like a local, you’ll not only save money but also gain a deeper appreciation for the region’s culinary traditions and flavors.
Utilize Affordable Transportation
Getting around Southeast Asia is relatively inexpensive, thanks to a well-developed network of budget-friendly transportation options. To save money on intercity travel, opt for public buses, trains, and shared minibusses, which offer affordable fares and the opportunity to mingle with locals. Alternatively, consider booking budget airline tickets through low-cost carriers such as AirAsia, VietJet Air, and Lion Air, which often offer discounted rates for advance bookings. For shorter distances, explore the cities and towns on foot, or rent bicycles or motorbikes for a convenient and cost-effective way to get around. By prioritizing affordable transportation options, you can stretch your travel budget further and explore more destinations within Southeast Asia.
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]]>San Juan, Puerto Rico
A United States territory, Puerto Rico is fairly close to the mainland, resulting in affordable flights and no need for a passport to enter. This Caribbean island is filled with exquisite architecture as well as several free attractions to visit, including the Spanish Forts and of course, the beaches. Authentic local cuisines such as bacalaitos and mofongo also prove to be cheaper than other destinations.
Crete, Greece
Home to Athens and tons of islands, Greece can be expensive depending on where you go, particularly on islands such as Mykonos and Santorini. Fortunately, the island of Crete proves more affordable. With hiking, ancient ruins, and plenty of good food and wine, you won’t miss out on anything in this island paradise.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
You may be surprised to learn that if you’re looking for an affordable beach trip, you can find one without needing to travel abroad to a cheaper country. Myrtle Beach offers a sprawling beach of over 60 miles, with plenty of festivals and other events that you can attend to make your trip all the more memorable.
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While a five-star hotel, The Principal Madrid is not as expensive as one might expect. With prices starting at €393 per night, this hotel is in the heart of central Madrid and provides an array of amenities including a rooftop terrace with three restaurants, a hotel bar, and a spa.
Drink Some Coffee At Misión Café
This chic, elegant cafe is an ideal place to eat some breakfast and grab a warm cup of coffee to start off your day. With coffee starting at €2,30 and breakfasts as affordable as €7,00, Misión Café is just a stone’s throw away from the Plaza de España.
Head Out For A Walk
Sometimes we forget that not everything that’s worth doing actually costs money. If you love exploring new cities and observing the beautiful architecture, then there’s no better place to take a stroll than Plaza Mayor; a square that has been the beating heart of the city for centuries.
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]]>Take Advantage Of Affordable Accommodation Options
One of the biggest expenses while traveling is accommodation, but South America offers a variety of budget-friendly options. Hostels are abundant throughout the continent and provide affordable dormitory-style rooms or private rooms at a fraction of the cost of hotels. Many hostels also offer communal kitchens where you can prepare your meals, further saving money on dining expenses. Additionally, consider alternative accommodations such as guesthouses, homestays, or camping in national parks for a more budget-friendly experience.
Opt For Budget-Friendly Transportation
Getting around South America doesn’t have to be expensive, thanks to the region’s extensive network of affordable transportation options. Buses are a popular and economical way to travel between cities and countries, with comfortable long-distance buses offering overnight journeys to save on accommodation costs. In some countries, such as Peru and Bolivia, local buses and colectivos (shared taxis) provide inexpensive transportation within cities and rural areas. For longer journeys, consider booking flights with budget airlines or taking advantage of special deals and promotions to save on airfare.
Embrace Street Food And Local Markets
Sampling the local cuisine is an essential part of any travel experience, and South America offers a wealth of delicious and affordable street food and market fare. From empanadas and arepas to ceviche and churrasco, street food vendors and market stalls serve up a diverse array of mouthwatering dishes at budget-friendly prices. Eating at local markets not only saves money but also allows you to immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary culture of South America. Be sure to also stock up on fresh fruits, vegetables, and snacks from local markets to save on dining expenses while exploring the region.
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]]>Take In The Stunning Architecture
Barcelona has some of the best Gothic and neo-Gothic architecture in Europe. If you want to enjoy taking in some of the incredible buildings, you can visit the ‘Gothic Quarter’, which has some amazing churches and old structures, as well as winding, narrow streets to help immerse you in the city’s history. You can also visit the buildings designed by Gaudi, who oversaw some of Barcelona’s most famous neo-Gothic buildings, including the Sagrada Familia Church.
Climb The Tibidabo Hill
You can climb the Tibidabo Hill which towers above the city of Barcelona and gain some stunning views across the urban skyline and towards the ocean. At the top of the hill, there is a fascinating church you can visit. There is also a theme park at the top of the hill, which costs money to enter, but is well worth it if you can stretch your budget.
Free Museum Sundays
Barcelona has some incredible museums to offer, but they can quickly become quite expensive if you are visiting a lot of them. However, many of them offer free entry on the first Sunday of each month, which can be a great way to access the Picasso Museum and the National Art Museum of Catalonia on a budget.
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]]>Walking Along The Seine
Walking along the Seine isn’t just a line in an ABBA song, it’s also a fantastic way to spend your time in Paris without costing anything. The Seine River is a UNESCO World Heritage site that takes in some of the most incredible sights Paris has to offer, including the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. There are some incredible bridges in Paris such as the Pont Neuf, and you can glimpse some fantastic sunsets from the river. In time for the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Seine will also be officially clean enough to swim in, which adds a whole new dimension to its attraction.
Free Museum Days
Paris has some of the best museums in Europe including the Louvre, the Pompidou Centre, and the Musee d’Orsay. If you’re not careful though, you can quickly rack up some expensive bills from all of your cultural exploits. If you are a European citizen under 25, you can gain free entry, however. Or, you can enter for free on the first Sunday of each month. This is a great way to take in all Paris has to offer without spending any money!
Explore Montmartre
Montmartre is a bohemian district of Paris that is famous for the number of artists who have lived there over the centuries. With cobbled streets and steep steps that lead up to Basilique du Sacre-Coeur, you can enjoy some stunning panoramas across Paris from Montmartre.
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World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, or WWOOF, has become super popular among people interested in getting a more agricultural experience. This organization will place you on an organic farm somewhere around the world, where you can learn about organic farming and sustainability practices!
(@wwoof)Worldpackers
Worldpackers is a great opportunity to volunteer abroad and get really meaningful experiences while you travel. With a variety of opportunities for volunteering including NGOs, schooling, farming, and other community projects, there is sure to be something of interest to you.
TrustedHousesitters
If you love pets and are interested in traveling, TrustedHousesitters is a great option for you! This website connects people to homeowners who need someone to keep an eye on their place (and pets) while they’re gone on vacation. It’s a win-win situation for everyone.
HelpStay
HelpStay is another website that will connect you with volunteer opportunities. Just type your desired destination into their website, and it will give you projects and jobs in that area. This can include teaching, hospitality, construction, farming, and so much more!
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]]>Amsterdam City Archives
The home of an endless treasure trove of historical documents, the Amsterdam City Archives is an ideal place to immerse yourself in the history of Amsterdam and the Netherlands as a whole. This site regularly offers a range of free exhibitions and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday until Friday and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Amsterdam’s Canal Ring
While it may not be an official museum, Amsterdam’s Canal Ring is a fascinating area to explore the city’s unique architecture. By roaming around this waterway network, you’ll immerse yourself in the Dutch Golden Age, catching glimpses of charming canal houses and its signature hump-back bridges.
Rijksmuseum Gardens
This site is ideal for foodies and nature lovers alike. Free to enter unlike the Rijksmuseum itself, these gardens are the perfect place to explore, breathe in the fresh air, admire the plant life, and enjoy a tranquil picnic with our loved ones.
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]]>The Harlem Flophouse
As a place of refuge for those fleeing the South during the Great Migration. this Victorian brownstone hotel comes with a rich history. With its original facade well-maintained, this hotel is conveniently situated north of central NYC, near an array of bars, restaurants, and the world-famous Paris Blues jazz club.
The Jane Hotel
Opened in 1908, this historical landmark is situated in the heart of Manhattan. With an option between bunk bed cabins and standard suites, The Jane Hotel is modeled after luxury ship and train cabins, thereby providing a charming, old-world feel along with all the modern amenities such as unlimited WiFi and even multi-lingual staff members.
Pod 51
Just a 20-minute walk from Times Square, the Rockefeller Center, and the Museum of Modern Art, Pod 51 is at the heart of the action. This trendy hotel is ideal for social travelers, with a cafe with a foosball table.
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