10 Places to Live in Europe That Are So Cheap You Could Quit Your Job and Move
Europe has a reputation as being an expensive place, and true enough, some parts of Europe are very expensive.
However, here are 10 places cheap enough you could actually live there.
With beautiful mountains, a coastline on the Black Sea, a relatively warm climate, and modern, cosmopolitan cities, Bulgaria is a lesser-known but attractive place to relocate.
Although Croatia is the most expensive of the Balkan nations and the former Yugoslavian republics, it’s one of the least expensive nations in the EU. The coastal cities are rather expensive, but rural areas and inland cities such as Zagreb, the capital, are much cheaper.
The Czech Republic is another of those nations that’s expensive compared to some others in Eastern Europe but still way cheaper than in Western Europe or the United States.
If you’re old enough, you might remember memorizing Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in that order as the U.S.S.R.’s Baltic Republics. Today, the Baltic Republics are democratic nations and members of NATO. Lithuania is one of the cheaper nations to live in.
Poland has a high quality of life and is one of the cheapest places in the EU. Housing, infrastructure, internet access, and entertainment are all top-notch.