European Cities for Budget Travelers (Part 2)
4. Krakow, Poland
Krakow, Poland, is a charming city renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. With its beautifully preserved medieval Old Town, lively market squares, and historic landmarks, Krakow offers a memorable experience for travelers on a budget. From exploring ancient castles to enjoying affordable local cuisine, Krakow invites you to discover its unique allure without overspending.
Top Attractions:
- Wawel Castle: A symbol of Polish heritage, this historic castle complex can be explored for free, with some areas requiring a small fee.
- Main Market Square: The heart of Krakow’s Old Town, this is the largest medieval town square in Europe. Surrounded by historic buildings, it’s a vibrant place to visit, especially during the annual Christmas market.
- Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial: A deeply moving and educational site, visiting Auschwitz is a somber experience that is free to the public.
- The Tournet guest house, situated in Kraków's Kazimierz district, offers colorful, budget-friendly rooms with free Wi-Fi, just 1.2 km from the Main Market Square. (€ 37 for one bed)
- MEININGER Kraków Centrum offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, a shared lounge, and a terrace. Located less than 1 km from St. Mary's Basilica and a 12-minute walk from Lost Souls Alley. (€ 26 for one bed)
Aparthotel Maargick is situated in the Podgórze district in Kraków, 1.1 km from Kazimierz Jewish District and ICE Kraków Congress Centre, and 2 km from Wawel Royal Castle. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and a private parking is available on site. (€ 47 for one bed)
5. Porto, Portugal
Porto, Portugal, is a captivating city known for its stunning riverside views, historic architecture, and vibrant culture. From its charming old town and iconic bridges to its world-famous port wine and lively markets, Porto offers an enriching experience that won’t break the bank.
- Dom Luís I Bridge: This double-deck iron bridge offers some of the best views of Porto and is free to walk across.
- Livraria Lello: Often cited as one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, Livraria Lello charges a small entry fee that’s deducted from any purchase.
- Ribeira District: The historic riverside district of Porto, with its colorful houses and lively atmosphere, is perfect for wandering and taking in the sights.
BREINER 54
Offering city views, BREINER 54 features accommodations with a terrace, located about 1.5 km from Palacio da Bolsa. This property includes a balcony with quiet street views and is less than 1 km from Clerigos Tower, situated within 900 meters of the city center.(€ 40 for one bed)Best Guest Porto Hostel
Best Guest Porto Hostel, situated in Porto's UNESCO World Heritage area, offers free high-speed WiFi and is just a minute's walk from São Bento metro and train stations. The heated rooms come with private bathrooms (except twin rooms), lockers, orthopedic beds, and key card access. The hostel also features two lounge areas. (€ 26 for one bed)Samba Guesthouse
Samba Guesthouse is centrally located in Porto, 500 meters from Sao Bento Train Station and 600 meters from Sao Bento Metro Station. It offers free WiFi, a shared kitchen, and lounge, with all rooms including bed linen. (€ 27 for one bed)Urban Garden Porto Central Hostel
Urban Garden Porto Central Hostel, located in Santo Ildefonso, is 300 meters from City Market Bolhao and 500 meters from Oporto Coliseum. It features a 200 m² garden, private bathrooms with toiletries, and free WiFi. (€ 41 for one bed)
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