The ideal place for a summer vacation in 2024 has been named: it has the lowest Airbnb prices in Europe

Warsaw has been named the ideal European city for a summer vacation. It is especially suitable for travelers with a limited budget.

The capital of Poland was named one of the least crowded vacation destinations in Europe in 2024 and became the leader of the list of the most affordable places to stay on Airbnb. This is reported by Metro.

A study conducted by the OLBG team has shown: that Warsaw has the cheapest Airbnb prices in Europe, which is approximately 3 thousand hryvnias per night. Depending on the location and time of your stay, some of the hotels are even available for less than 1200 UAH per night. Also, since the average taxi fare here is only 30 hryvnia per kilometer.

What is the weather like in Poland?

The weather in Poland is characterized by cold winters and mild (though somewhat unpredictable) summers. Temperatures in February range from -4 °C to highs of 3 °C depending on the region, and in the warmer months average between 13 °C and 24 °C according to Weatherspark. Different regions experience more rain, peaking in July.

The average cost of a trip to Poland

Budgetyourtrip recommends budgeting around 2400 UAH per day, which includes 600 UAH for food, 200 UAH for local transportation, and 2600 UAH for a hotel.

You need to consider the type of tour you want to book. Many walking tours and museums are free (donations are accepted), but a private car or bus tour will cost you from 2,800 UAH to 10,000 UAH. If you're trying to travel on a budget, sightseeing doesn't cost a penny - just remember that you'll probably want to drink coffee or eat sweets while you're doing it.

What to see in Warsaw

Warsaw has many cultural attractions, and the restored Old Town, the Polina Museum (which tells the story of 1000 years of Jewish history), and the Fryderyk Chopin Museum are must-sees during your trip. The National Museum of Poland is also located here, so visit it to admire the extensive art collection.

Spend a warm day in the Lazienki Palace and Park or the Saxon Garden soaking up the sun, or explore the many markets selling local food and handicrafts.

Warsaw has many restaurants, bars, and cafes. In addition, the nightlife is booming, regardless of whether you prefer vodka, cocktails, or authentic Polish beer.