Tips on how to save money on European air and train travel, accommodations, food, and sightseeing.
Thinking of traveling to Europe, but cringing at the
exchange rates? Never fear! You can still travel Europe
on a budget and have a fabulous time. And you may be surprised to know that you
still have a wide range of choices in terms of how to travel, where to stay,
and how to save money once you get to your destination.
Getting There the Most Economical Way
The least expensive time to travel to Europe would be
on the off-season. This is generally from October until April (with the
exception of Christmas and New Year's). The streets will not be clogged with as
many tourists, so you'll get to experience some of how the locals live. Just
make sure to dress accordingly. It can be really cold in some areas, but
relatively mild and quite pleasant in others. Check websites such as for information on the average temperatures at your destination(s).
Okay, so now you've arrived in Europe. How do you get
around? Depending on how far you plan to travel and how many cities you would
like to hit, there are a wide range of options.