Who doesn't want to take a trip paying less, right? So, even with the high dollar, there are countries that are worth traveling to, as they are much cheaper. Well, check out the cheapest countries to travel around Europe here and start making your travel itinerary right now.

First of all, have you ever heard of supply and demand? So that's where the concept of high season or low season came from. In that sense, traveling during the high season period can cost you a lot more, as everything is more expensive with increasing demand.

Incidentally, in addition to the price increase, the increase in flow can cause queues, slowdowns, and undesirable agglomerations. Therefore, traveling in the off-season period can have many more advantages than just saving money.

So, with that in mind, the best months to travel to Europe are February, March and April. However, the downside of traveling during the low season is the temperatures. That's because the months of February and March are still quite cold, and the temperature starts to rise in April.

However, the savings might be worth it if you don't mind getting a little chilly. Plus, want to save even more money? So read on to see the 8 cheapest countries to travel in Europe. Check out!

Some of the most popular European destinations can scare travelers when booking hotels and tickets. However, there are European countries where you can be positively surprised by the prices for accommodation, restaurants and transport. Below are some examples of cheaper countries to travel in Europe.

Impossible to start this list without talking about Poland. First of all, the currency used is not the Euro, but the Zloty. In this sense, the Polish currency is almost equal to the Brazilian Real. This way, the values become much more accessible.

Furthermore, Poland is a place full of culture and history, as well as stunning architectural buildings. The capital Warsaw is very charming, and the city of Krakow also leaves nothing to be desired. Furthermore, here you can also visit the famous Auschwitz concentration camp, and learn more about this impressive part of history.

Also, you can find accommodation in Poland for R$40 per night! Food tours and guided walks are also cheaper and provide a unique experience!

Firstly, there is no way to talk about Portugal without mentioning the gastronomy, right? By the way, you can have a good meal in restaurants in the country for around 12 euros, including a variety of seafood and a typical dessert!

Furthermore, as it is a small country, you can stay in the capital Lisbon, and visit several other neighboring cities, returning just to sleep at the hotel. Furthermore, the country offers beautiful beaches, a culture to envy and wonderful historic centers.

So, do you want to start packing your bags? Well keep an eye out! Portugal usually has the cheapest airline tickets to travel to Europe!

So, another of the cheapest countries to travel around Europe is Hungary. Also located in Eastern Europe, this country has its own currency. In other words, one more reason to put Hungary on your travel itinerary, as the Hungarian currency makes everything cheaper!

In this sense, you can enjoy a typical restaurant and have a good meal for just R$20! By the way, one of the highlights of Budapest, the capital, is its wonderful gastronomy. Thus, you can also take gastronomic tours around the city and enjoy the best typical dishes.

Then we have another eastern European country, the Czech Republic. By the way, this country also has its own currency, the Czech Crown, which makes everything cheaper! Famous for its charm and medieval architecture, the capital Prague enchants all travellers.

Thus, you can find comfortable and beautiful accommodation for around R$40 per day. That is, you can visit this historic and charming city and save a lot! As for what to do, you can walk around the city and visit historic centers and castles and still not spend a thing! Amazing, isn't it?

Well, I bet you had never heard of Lithuania! So maybe it's because this is a very small country, but simply charming! That's because you find beautiful buildings, castles, parks and churches everywhere.

Furthermore, the official currency is the euro, but you can still save money in this country. In this sense, you can find beautiful and cozy hotels for 20 euros a day! In addition, you can also enjoy the gastronomy and eat a good meal for around 15 euros.

By the way, here is also a good country for hiking and getting to know the surroundings without rushing. Due to its historic architecture, you certainly won't regret going out there on foot.

First of all, Turkey is a unique country with a mix of eastern and western culture and people. Furthermore, this is also one of the cheapest countries to travel in Europe, as it also has its own currency, the Turkish Lira.

In that sense, the currency is devalued and therefore makes everything cheaper and more accessible. So, you can go to good restaurants and stay in wonderful hotels for a much cheaper value than other countries.

So, this is where you will find the famous Cappadocia, and you can take the opportunity to take a hot air balloon ride. In addition, the country is very rich in its culture and history and you will definitely be enchanted by Turkey too!

Although its currency is the euro, Slovakia remains one of the cheapest countries to travel in Europe. In addition, you can go sightseeing, stay in a good hotel in the capital and enjoy the city's gastronomy for less than R$200 per day.

By the way, the country has charming cities, with jaw-dropping architecture! So, there are castles, villages and churches that you can visit and make the most of. Don't forget your camera and enjoy taking amazing pictures!

Finally, Croatia is a country that you need to include in your travel itinerary! Although it is becoming popular, especially in the hot season, the country is still one of the cheapest countries to travel in Europe.

So, here you will find breathtaking natural beauty, with beautiful beaches, trails, waterfalls and unmissable lakes! Furthermore, you can also visit museums, churches and historical centers in the capital, Zagreb. So, don't waste time and start planning your trip there!

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