If you’re interested in visiting Europe on your next trip but are not sure what country to choose, perhaps you should take a look at these cheap countries that will save you money.
Bulgaria
Most lists will put Bulgaria as the cheapest country in Europe. Although it is inexpensive, it is not at all underdeveloped or unsafe. Transportation is reliable and there are plenty of budget flights to Sofia, the capital. Vitosha Mountain and the 7 Rila Lakes are both beautiful day trips from Sofia. Hostels are easily found for less than 10$ a night, and a good sit down meal can be even less.
Ukraine
If you are looking for a much bigger country with lots of different cities and things to do then Ukraine might be the place. Kyiv, Odesa, Lviv, and Kharkiv are all huge cities with non-stop activities and cheap attractions. Although the roads and public transportation are not as reliable as other countries, the cost of living even in the big cities is incredibly low.
Poland
Known as one of the cheapest countries in Europe, Poland is a great place to start (or end) a trip due to its central location and close proximity to Western Europe. With lots of big cities, history, and some good nature as well, this country is well backpacked. While everything is affordable, the low cost of beer and other drinks makes the cities a big hit for travelers wanting to party.
