Stick to these vibrant and affordable cities to visit Europe on a budget.
Fortunately, the continent is home to majestic locales that offer wallet-friendly flights and lodging options.
Despite this, exploring Europe on a budget is entirely feasible if you plan accordingly.
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With that in mind, we also consultedT+L A-List advisor Jay TernavanofJayWay Travelto share some savvy money-saving tips.
Keep reading for the complete list, and happy travels.
Indoor attractions also abound, including the Guinness Storehouse (cheers!)
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and Trinity College, where you’re free to catch a glimpse of the world-famous Book of Kells.
Pro tip: Look for lunch specials outside tourist areas, says Ternavan.
Also, while Nice is home to a burgeoningculinary scene, the eateries can be pricey.
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Theater enthusiasts, meanwhile, can visit theTKTS boothfor cheap, last-minute tickets to a West End show.
Similarly, he advises travelers carry a refillable bottle for public drinking fountains around the city’s parks.
Both Bennett and Ternavan recommend buying a T10 ticket for discounted travel on public transportation.
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Also, says Ternavan, Skip the touristyLa Boqueriaand visit local markets likeSanta Catarinainstead for fresh and affordable food.
Thefree hop-on, hop-off bus servicemakes getting around the city easy and hassle-free.
Ternavan also recommends travelers take advantage of the citys efficient public transport system with day passes for unlimited travel.
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