Where to spend a weekend in Europe for $100: 3 budget options
OBOZREVATEL has selected 3 European cities where a weekend will cost you $100.
Vilnius, Lithuania
The Baltic city has a long history. Therefore, its streets are lined with Baroque and Gothic buildings, and incredible Renaissance palaces stand nearby. In Vilnius, be sure to visit the Gediminas' Tower, one of the few surviving parts of the destroyed Upper Castle. It offers a magical view of the entire city. Also, do not miss the Gates of Dawn with the famous portrait of the Holy Virgin Mary, the Church of Saints Peter and Paul and the Church of St. Anne. Speaking of the latter, Napoleon himself said that he would like to take it and move it straight to Paris.
Prices in the city are quite pleasant. One trip to the grocery store will cost you about $4-6. And there is no particular need to travel around the city by public transport. You can save a lot of money by renting a bike or just walking around.
You can have a cheap vacation in Vilnius.
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Travel budget:
- 2 nights in a cheap hostel - $19
- meals - $32
- excursions and souvenirs - $29
- transportation
Vilnius is an interesting city.
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Riga, Latvia
Although the city is located on the Baltic Sea, it is famous not for its beaches but for its incredible architecture. People come here to enjoy the views and soak up the atmosphere of ancient Europe. Tourists are particularly impressed by St. Peter's Church, which rises 123 meters above Old Riga. You should also see the Town Hall Square, the colorful Jauniela Street, the Spīķeri Quarter, and the Dome Cathedral.
There are many budget hotels in Riga.
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Travel budget:
- 2 nights in a cheap hostel - $16
- meals - $37
- excursions and souvenirs - $28
- transportation
Riga boasts a unique architecture.
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Venice, Italy
The Italian city on the water is famous for its long canals, gondolas, and the world's most beautiful bridges. However, this is not the whole list of Venice's advantages. Tourists are delighted with St. Mark's Square, Santa Sofia Palace, La Fenice Theater, and even the old local market, where a real Venetian atmosphere reigns.
At first glance, a vacation in a city on the water is very expensive. However, if you move away from the resort center a little bit, you can find a bunch of budget hotels and hostels, delicious eateries, and cafes and shops for the locals.
It is possible to have a budget vacation in Venice.
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Travel budget:
- 2 nights in a budget hostel - $32
- meals - $29$
- excursions and souvenirs - $12
- transportation
There are many free locations in Venice.
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