Forbes publishes cheapest cities in Europe

Forbes magazine published the five cheapest cities in Europe. Lowcost Planet drew up a list of the 10 most economical and Forbes chose the half.

Riga, in Latvia; Budapest, in Hungary; Warsaw and Krakow, in Poland and Sofia, in Bulgaria,

where a coffee costs less than a dollar.

Sofia in Bulgaria. For less than 30 euros you can find accommodation for two.

Warsaw in Poland. A 4-star hotel for two is around 50 euros, take a pint of beer less than two euros and a good meal is around 6.

Krakow in Poland. Eating in Krakow does not exceed 4/5 euros, and accommodation for two people in a 4-star hotel is around 50 euros.

Budapest in Hungary. In the center the double rooms are around 40 euros for two meals and 25.

Riga in Latvia. Eating in the city center (Old Town area) costs about 8 or 9 euros. The accommodation in the center (hotel 3 star) around 30 euros.