Europe is one of the most neglected areas. What are the interesting cities in Eastern Europe?

Europe is a tourist destination for many people. It combines the great virtue of cultural creativity with the exquisite beauty of nature. It has many cultural and world natural heritages and is worth exploring, discovering and savoring. However, the overall consumption power in Europe is not low. How to play well and spend small money is a concern of tourists.

Lublin, lublin, Poland, with beautiful scenery, is the largest city in eastern Poland and one of the biggest cities with the lowest cost of living in Europe. The most attractive big city is the old city, which is listed in the historical and cultural heritage list of Poland. The old city is small but well preserved. Walking is an excellent way to play, but there are 1 10 historical sites within one square kilometer. Especially LublinCathedral, welcome you to the cathedral of lublin Catholic diocese to pay tribute to the idol of "the weeping mother". It is said that on1July 3, 949 (when the followers of "lublin Surprise" were severely suppressed by Stalin's government), they saw this icon and shed real tears.

The gold in Poland is zloty (Polishz? Oty), the exchange rate of the euro is very worthwhile. Therefore, the prices of hotel accommodation, restaurants and scenic spots are much cheaper, making it one of the cheapest destinations in Europe.

Lublin night accommodation price: hotel, Airbnb and two five-star hotels: 12-30 euros/person; Three-star hotel: 28-45 euros per person.

Prague Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, Beijing, and historically it was Bohemia. Prague is located in the center of Europe, and vltava river passes through the city. It is not only a famous historical city, but also a cultural capital with diverse charm. Hegel thinks it is mysterious, which means Goethe praises it as the most beautiful city in Europe, Kafka was born and wrote here, and Milan Kundera wrote The Unbearable Lightness of Life ... If all the important people related to it are listed one by one, it may be enough to write a book. This is Prague, a big city listed as a world cultural heritage.

After years and wars, the historical relics of Prague architecture are still collected by accident. Here, you will see Romanesque, Romanesque, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Classicism, Art Nouveau, and even abstract and surreal design styles, which transcend every historical stage and are contaminated with fresh styles, leaving you at a loss. The unique charm of Prague lies not only in its rich and varied historical and cultural heritage, but also in its unique metropolitan atmosphere. Rail transit is coming from the street, and everyone in the old town square is waiting for the unique time of the astronomical clock.

Nearly 100 historical museums with different themes and styles are all over the streets of the city. The ancient castle with red bricks and yellow walls is reflected on the water, which is a watercolor-like landscape ... historical time, plastic arts, literature, songs, and various elements mixed with gorgeous colors. Standing on the streets of Prague is like crossing time and space. Classicism and modernity are well integrated. No matter how you spend your trip to Prague, when you leave, you will feel that just coming once is not enough.