Affordable price

Your money will still go a long way in Romania because it is still a low-cost country. In comparison to other European nations, hotel and meal costs are extremely affordable. Additionally, food is relatively affordable. The cost of a loaf of bread is $0.30. The price of a pound of beef tenderloin is $3.50. A bottle of domestic beer costs $1.50. Romania is thus one of the most affordable nations in Europe to travel to for a good reason.

Near the tourist attractions, restaurants and cafés may be slightly more expensive, although they are still reasonably priced. The cost of public transportation, as well as admission to museums and other attractions, is relatively affordable (busses, metro, or cabs). The railway network in Romania is one of the biggest in the world, and tickets are very inexpensive. The cities of Romania are connected to those of other European nations by a number of low-cost airlines. When traveling through Europe on a budget, Romania is a fantastic place to stop. You won't need to delve far into your wallet in this country because there are so many inexpensive lodgings and dining options.