Europe has been getting much cheaper to live in nowadays and this has inspired this compilation of the most affordable countries to live in Europe in 2015. Now is the time that you should consider relocating to Europe without spending too much money. The present financial conditions and the way the dollar is holding up against other currencies make it an optimal time to consider some of the cheap countries in Europe.
There are quite a number of reasons why you should relocate to Europe, with the fact that Europeans exercise more being a key factor. Actually, Europeans bike and walk more compared to other countries like America. This is makes getting around easier, instead of negotiating streets jammed with cars.
The transport infrastructure in Europe is very impressive, with a well-developed railway network. The same great transport system also applies to buses, particular in rural areas and small towns. Hence, most people comfortably use the public transit for regular use. Even if you must drive, you can choose from numerous eco-friendly cars.
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For people with US money, moving to Europe is now much cheaper than ever before, even in key towns like Oslo and Stockholm that were known for being notoriously expensive. Suddenly those destinations are now reasonably priced destination for visitors from all over the world.
For instance, Cesky Krumlov in the Czech Republic is a stunning town that features in the list of cheapest towns in Europe despite of its apparent charms. The classy boutique hotels in the town go for an average of $50, whereas you can easily get a good dinner at an enticing restaurant for less than $5.
Croatia is also another notable mention, as we get ready to count down the cheapest countries to live in the Europe. It has some cheap accommodation options and the cost of living is quite low. Here are the most affordable countries to live in Europe in 2015.
7. Hungary
Budapest in Hungary is an excellent cheap city that has a great mix of art, unique architecture and rich culture. This diverse town overflows with affordable eateries and hotels that enable visitors to get a good taste of the Hungarian culture without necessarily exhausting their funds. You can get so much more for the cash you spend since the Hungarian currency is currently so weak.
6. Portugal
Portugal offers everything visitors expect from a true European destination at a very small percentage of the price of the flashier towns like Rome or Paris. You can easily hang your coat or hat at the top-notch hotels and enjoy tasty meals without worrying about your expenditure.
5. Turkey
Turkey makes it into this list of the most affordable countries to live in Europe in 2015 as it is both cheap and features a wide array of interesting attractions that will appeal to all kinds of visitors. Since cheap eateries and affordable lodging abound, you will not feel guilty you relocated to this unique country. However, alcohol can be expensive, especially if you are in the capital of Istanbul.
4. Spain
This beautiful country is also very cheap to live in provided you go to the right cities. It is recommended to live on the outskirts of bigger cities as things are a lot cheaper there, and you will still be within a short distance of premium but affordable amenities. In addition, this is a good way to avoid the inflated rates that are usually linked to popular big cities. Nevertheless, Spain is largely cheap to live in with a low cost of living.
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3. Poland
If you want an interesting affordable country in Europe, then had to Poland. With royal palaces and magnificent gothic churches, Poland is definitely a very interesting location. The hotels and restaurants are very budget friendly if you want to eat out and rent is also very affordable compared to other countries like England.
2. Greece
Even though it has lately been in the news for all the wrong reasons, as a result of the current financial problems it is facing, Greece is an increasingly cheap destination. You will find modest accommodations as people try to recover from the financial strains. It also costs less to relish in the breathtaking scenery and beaches of Crete.
1. Ukraine
The cheapest and remotest European place to live has to Ukraine. The uncertainty and conflict that the country underwent in the last year caused inflation to rise significantly. While prices of accommodation and food continue to fluctuate, it should remain much cheaper for all outsiders. Ensure to check out Kiev, which has also been listed in the cheapest European towns.
