Poland on a budget? One month.

Posted by ForsakenCanary@reddit | Shoestring | View on Reddit | 9 comments

I am planning a trip through Poland for a month with only 1k-1.2k eur as a budget. Is it feasible? I obviously know it's a small budget and I'll keep that in mind during my trip. My idea is to stay in hostels and cook for myself/eat in bar mleczny/eat kebabs. Anyway, I wouldn't like to feel like I am super money restricted and that if I go out one night I won't be able to eat the next day.

The cities I have in mind are Gdansk, Warszawa, Poznan, Gorzow, Zielona Gora, Wroclaw and Krakow. I'd also like to spend 3-4 days in Belarus, in Minsk and in the village where my ancestors come from.

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amaf-maheed@reddit

Easily doable

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NY10@reddit

I think you can but I was told that Poland is getting more expensive and not like what it used to be.

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Rare-Ad2754@reddit

Its possible and not difficult when you dont choose expensive places to stay. Gdańsk and Warszawa are more expensive than rest od Poland.

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pacinianschatje@reddit

I would just check if the others have cheao hostels. Warsaw and Gdansk will but some of the other cities are less popular and might not.

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ForsakenCanary@reddit (OP)

Yup, that's a factor. For example, in Gorzow accommodation is more expensive for that same reason...

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ForsakenCanary@reddit (OP)

Great! Thanks for your answer. What is it about them that makes them more expensive? I've seen there's super cheap hostels (heck, even for 6 eur a night in Gdansk lol) and plenty milk bars there. I plan to spend like 8-10 days total in both those destinations (including day trips to Gdynia and Sopot). It feels like a crime trying to spend less time in those cities, right?

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