10 Big Cities To Live In Europe Comfortably. When it has to do with cost of living in major
cities in the world, Europe has been known to be very expensive to live in. With its
very big cities, one might think that with a low income budget, you cannot settle in
most big cities in Europe. One of the most fascinating and intriguing things about Europe
is how much the cities vary from place to place. There is literally somewhere for everyone.
Many places are fantastic for the history and culture they provide; others have become
modern powerhouses of their country’s economy – something that is great for finding work.
While others offer up themselves are perfect cities in which to raise a family. According
to personal research, Grace media has come to discover various big cities in Europe where
one can live comfortably and enjoy the luxuries of life on a low budget. Hello travel lovers,
whether you are looking for somewhere with beautiful beaches, a hiking destination or
a busy metropolitan city, we have gathered the best cities for you. Join us as we explore
and find out more about these 10 big cities to live in Europe comfortably. If you are
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10. Bucharest. Bucharest is the largest city in Romania.
It is the capital, commercial, financial and cultural center of the country. It is located
in the southern region of Romania on the banks of the Dâmbovita tributary. Its iconic landmark
is the massive communist-era Palatul Parlamentului government building which has 1100 rooms.
Nearby, the historic Lipscani district is home to an energetic night life scene. The
population of this town as of 2019 according to Eurostat was 1.83 million making it the
sixth largest city in the European union by population within city limits.This city is
brimming with Italian style cafés. Economically, Bucharest is the most prosperous city in Romania.
The city has a number of large convention facilities, Educational institutions, cultural
venues and recreational areas. 9. Warsaw
This is the capital and largest city of Poland. This city is notable among European capitals,
not for its size, its age or beauty but for its indestructibility. It has risen repeatedly
from the ashes of war. It lies on the Vistula river about 240 miles southeast of the Baltic
coast city of Gdansk. Warsaw is now virtually a new creation. The changes in this city reflects
the conscious planning of social and economic functions with industries and whare houses
being located in the outskirts of town. Modern housing development and park areas have trippled
in size. The population of this city as of 2017 was 1765 million people according to
CSO Poland. With a moderate and rather cool climate, this city is a place worth living
in. 8. Sofia.
Being the capital city of Bulgaria, Sofia is located in the West of the country below
the Vitosha mountain. It is a historic city with major landmarks reflecting more than
2000 years of history. The Medieval Boyana church has 13th century frescos. The St George
Rotunda which was build by the Romans in the 4th century has medieval and ottoman decorations
dating as far back as the 10th century. The population as of United nations census for
2017 stands at 1236 million. Sofia is the center of Bulgarian rail and air traffic.
Local transport is served by tramp ways, trolley buses with several cable lift ascending the
neighboring Vitoshan mountain. The city has numerous academic centers, a lively night
life scene, the Methodius National Library, the Ivan Vazov National theater and Opera
house are all found in this city. All these interesting sites make life easy and affordable
in Sofia. 7. Tbilisi.
It is a long reflective cobblestone old town with a complicated history with periods under
Persian and Russian rule. It is the capital city of Georgia with a diverse architecture
which encompasses Eastern Orthodox churches, ornate arts, nouveau buildings and modernist
soviet structures with the most outstanding of them being the 4th century Narikala fortress.
According to the united nations census of 2016, it holds a population of 1114 million
inhabitants. Tbilisi is located in the Southern Caucasus. You can spend the day visiting museums
and theater houses in the impressive Rustaveli or spend the nights dancing till dawn at Power
house night clubs like Bassiani. Almost every courtyard seem to reveal a new bar or tucked-away
café. The friendly and receptive nature of this city makes it appealing for you to live
a very affordable life on a less costly budget. 6. Prague.
This city which is popular for its old town square with colorful boroque buildings, Gothic
churches and the medieval astronomical club which gives an hourly show, Prague is the
capital city of the Czech republic and it is separated by the Vitaval river. It is also
nicknamed “the city of a hundred spires”. According to Eurostat 2019 census, it had
a population of 1309 million inhabitants. Prague is widely known for its safety as visitors
(tourists) have no issues moving around. It is most famous for well-preserved castles,
dreamy bridges, nightlife spots and a lively art scene. It is known across the globe for
its centuries of history and cultural heritage, where the medieval heart of Europe can be
felt in its streets. As a “City of a thousand spires”, Prague is one of Europe's Architectural
gems. From Gothic and Barogue to Renaissance and art Nouveau styles, the city has been
an important world UNESCO heritage which attracts more and more tourists every year. With just
a low income budget, you can live an affordable and comfortable life on the cost of €50
to €80 a day. Its safety is closely guaranteed as the level of crime wave almost non existent.
5. Porto. Porto is a coastal city in the Northwest of
Portugal. With a population of 1.7 million inhabitants, Porto is known for its stately
bridges and port wine production. It is Portugal’s second largest city and is the commercial
and industrial center for the zone north of Mondego River. The palatial 19th century Palácio
de Bolsa, formerly a stock market was build to impress European investors. It is very
safe city to live in and has very few social problems Associated with a city of its size.
Porto is one of the least expensive cities in Western Europe as compared to other cities
across Europe. Exceptional provision for monetary value is done in Porto as one can easily gain
employment in wide range of industries that surround the city beginning with the Porto
wine industry and the Paços de Ferreira Furniture industries among many others. The receptive
and vibrant spirit of the people make life even more comfortable in this city. Affordability
is the word for you who has the intention of relocating to Porto in order to begin a
new chapter of life. Choosing Porto means choosing a great life of opportunities.
4. Lisbon. From imposing São Jorge Castle, the view
encompasses the old city's pastel-coloured buildings, Tagus Estuary and Ponte 25 de Abril
suspension bridge. Lisbon is Portugal's hilly coastal capital city. It is said to be one
of the safest cities in Europe, and few people will encounter very few difficulties during
their stay in the city. The city is progressive, liberal and diverse making the cost of living
less expensive and interesting for investors. This city is one of the least expensive capital
cities in Europe to live in and when compared to other major cities, Lisbon provides exceptional
value for money. One can spend luxuriously €100 in a day and still live a very affordable
life while in Lisbon. Generally, the city is a cheap and affordable place. In a city
with so many fantastic options for food, you don’t want to waste a single meal at an
overpriced, low quality spot. Breaking a bank in Lisbon to get money for food is not necessary
as it only cost a little to get any variety of food you desire. Consider Lisbon as you
make a choice between cities within which you will like to live an interesting an affordable
life. 3. Kraków.
Known for its well-preserved medieval core and Jewish quarter, Kraków is a southern
Polish city near the border of the Czech Republic. Its old town -ringed by Planty park and remnants
of the city's medieval walls, is centered on the stately, expansive Rynek Glówny (market
square). With a population of 766,683 inhabitants according to Eurostat 2019, Kraków has proven
to be one of the most cheap and affordable city to live in Europe. It is the second-
largest and one of the oldest city in Poland, situated around the Vistula River in lesser
Poland. This city was the official capital of Poland until 1956 and has traditionally
been one of the leading centres of Polish academic, economic, cultural and artistic
life. It is one of Europe's best cities to party. Infact, the old town district has more
pubs and bars per square meter than anywhere else in the world. Kraków is very receptive
and affordable for anyone who has plans of relocating to a cheap and affordable city
in Europe. Just think of comfortable and make Kraków a choice on your list.
2. Belgrade. Being the capital city of the Southeast European
country of Serbia, Belgrade's most significant landmark is the Beogradska Tvrdava which is
an imposing fortress at the Confluence of the Danube and the Sava Rivers. United Nations
statistics for 2016 gives a population of 1,374 million inhabitants. Her people are
said to be very kind and happy to help, thereby making new comers not to encounter any major
problems within their time of stay in the city. Belgrade is known world wide as “The
city that never sleeps” as numerous clubs have become synonyms for parties and neverending
fun. Skadarlija, the Bohemian street is also known to be a place where music and singing
can be heard till dawn. It is one of the oldest cities in the world and o e of the least expensive
capital in Europe. One can be sure of getting drinks, food and transportation facilities
at about €200 a day. The average salary of a worker in Belgrade in 2021 is around
60000 Serbian Dinars or slightly above $600. As compared to other cities like Sarajevo
in Bosnia Herzegovina, Sofia, Bulgaria, Belgrade salary earners are paid higher and this encourages
living in a comfortable environment. 1.Athens.
Being at the top of the list, Athens is the heart of Ancient Greece, a powerful civilization
and empire. It is the capital of Greece, with a population of 3,753,783 inhabitants, it
is considered a very safe and comfortable city as the crime rate is very low. Along
with the great food and cheap cost of living, the quality of life in Athens is very high.
The city was the largest and most influential of the Greek city-states. The people of Athens
invented democracy, a new type of government where every citizen could vote on important
issues regarding the entire nation of Greece. It is widely referred to as “The Cradle
of Western civilization largely because of its cultural and political impact on the European
continent. In modern times, Athens is a large cosmopolitan city and a centre to economic,
financial, industrial, maritime, political and cultural life in Greece. For many people
looking to move abroad to a vibrant, affordable and comfortable city, Athens is the perfect
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