How to plan your perfect Europe trip in Budget

We have chosen this itinerary so that we can save on time and spending much on intercity and intracity traveling. Connectivity helps in covering a lot many places, while spending less time traveling, so this is the best way to cover most-traveled and popular destinations in Europe.

To get cheaper deals it's advisable to book your tickets two months before you are traveling. This requires a little bit of research, as in check as many websites you can on daily basis for around a week to grab the best deal.

Cost spending: INR 30000-350000 approx.

Book all your tickets before applying for the visa, we all get scared of visa rejection, that doesn’t mean you cannot apply for visa on your own. It's about collecting all the right documents as mentioned on the VFS website and submit them on time.

Cost spending: INR 4400 approx.

There are lot many banks who are offering travel insurance in just INR 1500-1600, so do a little research and grab the one giving you best offers.

Cost spending: INR 1500-1600 approx.

Just like booking for the tickets, give some time in research to book the best deals in hotels or hostels. There is a lot of fluctuation in the prices of hotels and hostels, so keeping an eye will help you in getting the best deal.

Also, hostels in Europe are pretty safe and clean, and if you are in a group or with friends then that’s the best option.

Research well and read reviews before booking.

Cost spending: For 6 days hostels will cost you INR 12000 approx

Intercity traveling is where you can save the most, while not going by the option of Train as it will cost you much more than the amount you will be paying for buses or airlines.

For traveling from one city to another go by local buses and low-cost airlines. There are many options available around the clock.  

Cost spending: INR 15000 approx.

When you are traveling within the city it is always feasible to take the day passes, which allows you to take buses, trams, and metros wherever you want to go to the city.

Also, you need not buy tickets again and again or going in a hassle of from where to board or get down.

Therefore, you can enjoy the luxury to get down anywhere and grab any means of transport from anywhere.

Cost spending: INR 10000 approx.

Europe has a lot to offer when it comes to food, and finding the food, which fits into your budget won’t be a big deal.

There are numerous street food options and lot many cafes where you can grab your meals without going heavy on your pockets.

Just look for cafes and avoid fine-dining, try not to eat nearby popular tourist destinations. Also, carry your own water-bottles and you can always buy your munchies and fresh fruits from grocery stores there.  

Cost spending: For 3 meals for 6 days will cost you INR 25000 approx.