European countries are often considered quite expensive when it comes to travel. Accommodation, food, sightseeing \u2013 it all adds up, and the prices are often not within everyone\u2019s budget. However, it seems that there are destinations that are quite budget-friendly, especially in the fall. Travel off Path has compiled a list of excellent places to visit without breaking the bank.<\/p>\n
Poland<\/strong><\/p>\n Mountains, forests, and fairytale landscapes \u2013 that\u2019s what Poland offers to its visitors. The country boasts beautiful scenery, including some of Europe\u2019s oldest forests.<\/p>\n Poland\u2019s capital, Warsaw, is the largest city in the country, rich in history and cultural attractions.<\/p>\n The country is accessible for tourists. For example, a coffee from a caf\u00e9, costs between 2 and 4 dollars, while a restaurant lunch will set you back between 4 and 8 dollars.<\/p>\n For a night in a \u201cmid-range\u201d hotel room, you\u2019ll pay around 54 dollars per night.<\/p>\n Those less demanding can find hotel rooms for 20 dollars per night, while those who only accept five-star options should be prepared for prices reaching as high as 400 dollars per night.<\/p>\n