Top 5 Budget-Friendly Destinations in Europe for Student

Traveling across Europe doesn’t have to be expensive. Here are my top five budget-friendly European cities that deliver unforgettable experiences without stretching your wallet!

Prague, Czech Republic

Prague is a must for any student traveller. This city is filled with medieval charm and lively spots, and it offers impressive sights like the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle—all without the high prices of other European capitals. Prague’s Old Town is bustling with affordable cafes and local dishes, making it easy to enjoy this historic city on a budget.



Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary offers the perfect balance of culture, nightlife, and relaxation at prices that are student friendly. Known for its unique ruin bars and vibrant social scene, Budapest is the ideal city to unwind and explore. We loved visiting the Széchenyi Thermal Baths, which was a fun and affordable way to experience Budapest’s famous spa culture, and a walk along the Danube at sunset is completely free but unforgettable.

Kotor, Montenegro 

Kotor was a hidden gem providing a scenic escape that combines coastal beauty with budget-conscious options. Nestled in a fjord-like bay, Kotor’s Old Town is a maze of charming, historic streets with cafes, affordable seafood, and beautiful architecture. For an unbeatable view, take the hike up to the Kotor Fortress—it's a bit of a climb, but the panorama is worth every step.

Riga, Latvia 

Riga rounds out the list with its stunning architecture and affordable local culture. Riga’s Art Nouveau district is fascinating to explore, and you’ll find local delicacies and budget-friendly options at the Central Market. From its picturesque Old Town to the vibrant arts scene, Riga is a hidden gem perfect for students seeking a unique experience.



Belgrade, Serbia 

Belgrade is a dynamic mix of history and modern vibrancy, all at budget-friendly prices. Known for its lively nightlife and warm hospitality, Belgrade is the ideal place to connect with locals and enjoy authentic experiences. We spent days exploring Belgrade Fortress and Kalamegam Park, both of which are free and offer an authentic feel of Serbia’s culture and charm.

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