10 Cheapest European Countries To Visit From India This Winter

OT Staff & Waquar Habib

Latvia

Latvia’s capital Riga combines low hotel rates and cheap yet quality dining with stunning art nouveau architecture. The weaker Euro exchange rate stretches the rupee further, keeping visitor expenses down.​

Latvian Academy of Sciences building | Shutterstock

Slovakia

Slovakia’s low accommodation costs and inexpensive local food make it great for budget travellers. Its natural beauty and castles are accessible without premium prices, especially outside the main tourist season.​

Hotel Panorama, Štrbské Pleso, Slovakia

Albania

Albania’s affordability comes from low-cost accommodation, cheap local dining, and minimal tourist crowds. Stunning beaches and UNESCO heritage sites add to its appeal, making it budget-friendly for Indian travellers.​

Aerial view Vjosa river and mountains landscape in Albania | Shutterstock

Bulgaria

Bulgaria blends inexpensive beach resorts and mountain ski towns with affordable meals and lodging. The Black Sea coast and winter sports destinations offer great value for Indian tourists in colder months.​

Scene from Bulgaria | Unsplash

Latvia

Latvia’s capital Riga combines low hotel rates and cheap yet quality dining with stunning art nouveau architecture. The weaker Euro exchange rate stretches the rupee further, keeping visitor expenses down.​

A scene from Latvia | Unsplash

Croatia

Croatia’s winter hotels offer steep discounts on seaside towns like Dubrovnik and Split. Off-season travel keeps food, lodging, and local transport very affordable while preserving access to historic sites.​

A view of the Brač Island, Coratia | Freepik

Poland

Poland combines low-cost hotels and meals with historic cities like Krakow and Warsaw. Flights are reasonably priced, and public transport is efficient yet affordable, making it ideal for culture lovers on a budget.

A shot from Poland | Unsplash

Hungary

Budapest is famous for affordable thermal baths, budget-friendly eateries, and cheap public transport. Winter offers discounted accommodation, helping tourists enjoy rich history and vibrant nightlife without high expenses.​

Beautiful view of the Hungarian Parliament and the chain bridge in Budapest, Hungary | Shutterstock

Czech Republic

The Czech Republic’s affordable cost of living means cheap stays, food, and sights in Prague and beyond. Off-peak winter travel further lowers prices, allowing economical exploration of galleries and historic landmarks.​

Prague, Czech Republic | Depositphotos.com

Georgia

Georgia offers inexpensive flights from India and a favourable exchange rate. The cost of food, lodging, and transport is low while providing rich culture, mountain scenery, and renowned wine traditions.​

Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi in Georgia | Shutterstock

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