Now it is assumed that you have paid for the necessary evils of European travel: tickets, visa fees, travel insurance, gear, lodging and airfare. But even if you already set aside funds for them really the little things that you really should if you look fun. Small amounts can easily add and drain a large part of your daily budget if you’re not careful. Museum goes, a newspaper, a quick sketch of an artist at the roadside, a few beers and emergency use of films, check your e-mail, do the laundry – they can add $ 50 to $ 20 over what you originally set aside for the day! Before calling this trip outside of Europe, but it is good news. There are several ways to spend less money in Europe and still have a very good deal anyway.
Try to buy you food at the outdoor markets and supermarkets rather than in bistros and restaurants. Most hostels and rooms are equipped with cooking utensils, so you can cook your own breakfast or dinner. It even cheaper if you with a group, because the costs can be reduced to stay three or four. If you do not feel like cooking, try to eat in cafeterias and at places where many locals. Stay away from the tourist restaurants and cafes that are generally too expensive. If you do not eat that in a restaurant, reading, with the price of the menu for the first time, raising questions about the supplements (plus fees for sitting on their farm).
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