A Traveller Finds the Cheapest Country in Europe

A traveller visited a cheap European country that looks like a small Paris.

A traveller found the cheapest European country with meals for 87p. Globetrotter Steph shared her surprise on Instagram after visiting 64 countries.

Steph said the country was affordable, but also unique. Cinemas had diverse movie choices and clean streets and Metro services. The country felt different from the rest of Europe.

Meals cost €1 and bus rides cost 25 cents. The country is not just cheap, but also unique.

The country is Belarus in Eastern Europe. Steph liked the history, architecture, and city layout.

Belarus shows how diverse Europe is, with each place having its own identity.

Belarus has no McDonald's, but has Mak.by instead. They also have a unique KFC.

Locals in Belarus watch Russian and Bollywood movies, not Hollywood films.

The capital, Minsk, is like a small Paris with French-style buildings.

Minsk's Metro is very clean, with Lenin statues and Soviet-era buildings. There's also a collection of Soviet tanks and missiles.

A Belarussian commented that the country is cheap for EU citizens, but expensive for locals.

Another person said they felt safe and happy in Belarus.

Someone said Minsk is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

An Instagram user said Minsk looks like a mini Paris with French-style buildings and is very clean.

Steph said Belarus felt like a different world, with a mix of past and present.

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