Europe is a fascinating continent to explore. Jam-packed with amazing cities, stunning landscapes, epic mountain ranges, beautiful beaches and diverse cultures. But what are the cheapest countries in Europe to visit?
If you’re searching for cheap EU countries to make your dollar go further, then read on to discover the cheapest countries in Europe.
Traditional food from Poland is rich in different kinds of meat such as pork, beef, and chicken, fantastic bread, a variety of savoury and sweet dumplings and expertly pickled fruits and vegetables.
The essential ingredients in Polish cuisine are potatoes, sausages, sauerkraut, cucumbers (pickles and gherkins), beetroot, mushrooms, sour cream and herbs such as dill, marjoram, and fresh parsley.
Only 2 hours away from Krakow and far away from the city lifestyle, you’ll find the prettiest village in Poland, Zalipie.
Poland is a fantastic destination and apart from Malbork Castle, The High Tatra mountains and beaches in Sopot it has many incredible cities to visit. But leaving the cities and travelling across the small country roads on our trip in Poland was one of our greatest joys.
Poland is an amazing country that is often overlooked by tourists exploring other parts of Europe.
While it suffered greatly during WW2 and many cities were almost completely destroyed (such as Warsaw), today it is a fantastic destination to explore.
Our food map of Europe is reflective of the dishes we’ve tried while exploring the old continent and its glorious food.
Food is one of the main reasons to travel to Europe. Delicious and unknown delicacies can be found in every country.
Europe is a food-lovers paradise! We’ve eaten our way throughout this incredible food continent and these are definitely 8 foods worth travelling to Europe for.
How many do you know and how many have you tried?
