Student’s travel guide: best frugal places to visit

Since traveling as a student can be very challenging, the need and desire to see the world and develop yourself are more than that. We want to help you find tips that will make your traveling less expensive. Our student travel guide offers several of the best frugal places to visit. You definitely do not want to miss these spots because they will help you widen your horizons in all senses.

If you’re a student, you often need help with papers, especially when you are on the go preparing for your next trip, and if you need some advice on writing as well as on travel, reach out to a specific website that provides tips on how to write an argumentative essay, how to get help with difficult papers, and many more.

Proceed with reading through to decide on your next destination that will not fit your budget.

Poland

This country in Eastern Europe is highly underestimated because Poland has a lot to offer, especially when it comes to budget traveling. This lovely European destination is very easy to reach by plane or bus. It has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment: cheap and very delicious local food, affordable accommodation, great nature, historical spots, and beautiful architecture make this country perfect for student trips. We recommend you visit several cities and towns, such as Warsaw, Lublin, Krakow, Gdansk, Sopot, and others.

Greece

Greece would be an excellent choice for students who are looking for the best frugal places to visit. This country has amazing nature and a beautiful seaside with lots of cheap hotels you can choose for your wallet. And if you’re looking for even cheaper options, such as a weekend trip, you can consider Athens, which is an amazing ancient city with beautiful streets, great local Greek food and many museums to visit. You will remember this amazing trip for sure. We recommend visiting the Acropolis and planning a day trip to the nearby island of Aegina.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Consider the notable Baltic States because these countries have a lot to offer to students. You can plan a road trip through Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to get the full impression of this region. Visit all three capitals, Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius, to dive into their beautiful architecture and vibrant art. During the road trip, you will be amazed by the number of historical sites of these beautiful cities. We will see many amazing landscapes and be impressed by the nature of the Baltic States.

Germany

Now, we are heading to Germany, and the spot that could be the most frugal place for students to visit is the capital, Berlin. Berlin is the most metropolitan city in Germany, and many consider that, unlike other parts of this country, it is very non-typical. It would be best to visit Berlin to discover it by yourself and see its vibe—a whole of different districts and parts that are unlike each other. Eastern and Western parts of Berlin are impressive, and you need to visit both. Map all remarkable historical sites, including the Berlin Wall and Bundestag. This city is perfect for anyone. It has a beautiful ZOO and amazing nightclubs, and it is excellent for a romantic trip. It has a lot to offer regarding various types of food and many more. You can walk the streets of Berlin and get impressed each time.

Hungary

Take advantage of the opportunity to visit beautiful Hungary and start with its capital, Budapest. The beauty of Budapest impresses me, especially because usually no one expects to see so many beautiful architectural sports and historical sites here. It is often called ’the Paris of the East’, and the big part of beautiful Budapest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is divided into two parts, one with a river and many beautiful views, so we recommend you take a boat trip. Budapest offers many cheap accommodation options, including comfortable hostels, which are great for students. You need to try local foods. And visit many restaurants that offer affordable menus for different wallets.

Netherlands

Last but not least, the beautiful Netherlands has much to offer students. However, not all students consider this country very cheap for traveling. They just do not consider that the beauty of cities and small towns in the Netherlands is such fantastic entertainment that you can just walk the streets. Start with Amsterdam and be amazed by candles, cycling bridges, and beautiful architecture. You can visit some museums free of charge and save money on souvenirs. Amsterdam has a lot of free spots for students, and even if you have a limited budget, you can easily plan a trip to Amsterdam for several days.

 Additionally, plan a trip to the seaside that will amaze you with its breathtaking views and nature.

Wrap Up

We hope you now envision which next frugal places to visit with your student friends, and our collection of the best frugal spots gave you the information you needed. We wish you safe traveling and good luck!

See more of my travel posts here

Becky

Meet the award-nominated UK lifestyle blogger behind Spirited Puddle Jumper – a mum of three living in South East London! Becky shares the real ups and downs of family life, parenting tips, and lifestyle inspiration, proving that being a mum doesn’t mean you stop being fun or having other interests! Follow along for honest insights into UK family life and opinions on a whole range of topics, from travel and food, to beauty reviews, home and DIY, business and health and wellness.