7 Budget-Friendly Cities in the Western Balkans Where 30 Euros Per Day Actually Works
By Riley QuinnSenior Travel Editor, Mighty Travels1 min read
brown house beside sea, Summer Day
Kotor Montenegro Where $5 Buys a Full Local Market Lunch
Ohrid North Macedonia With $20 Lakefront Hotels Year Round
Shkoder Albania Where Street Food Costs Just $2
Mostar Bosnia With $15 Daily Transportation Passes
Nis Serbia Home to $4 Traditional Restaurant Meals
Bitola North Macedonia Where Museums Cost $3
Prizren Kosovo With $8 Historic District Guest Houses
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