Grad Trip Inspo - EuropeDespite what you may think, a multi-city trip to Europe doesn't have to deplete your savings! If you choose your destinations carefully and only spend where it counts, it can be completely doable. Check out this itinerary for a wallet-friendly train-hopping trip through Central Europe 🗺️AuthorsSteller
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Berlin

Mauerpark
At this popular Sunday flea market you'll find stands selling everything from clothes by local designers to eclectic collections of vintage items, plus there's often live entertainment.
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Schlachtensee
Grab some cold radlers and take the S-Bahn to Schlachtensee Lake in SW Berlin for a dip on a hot day surrounded by forest vibes.
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Zenner Biergarten und Weingarten
Perhaps the city’s most scenic outdoor beer garden (a high bar in a city FULL of beer gardens), situated right by the Spree River.
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Kanaan
Offering a particularly tasty brunch, Kanaan specializes in a vegetarian cross between Israeli & Palestinian cuisines.
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Prague

Náplavka
This riverside spot in the city hosts a weekly farmers' market each Saturday, which offers a great opportunity to browse for some afforable baked goods, fresh produce, beverage stands, and a smattering of hot dishes.
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Prague Main Station
The city's metro – a.k.a. subway – system is an affordable, efficient, quick way to pack in a lot of sightseeing. (Bike rentals are also cheap and widely available.)
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Národní galerie Praha - Palác Kinských
Visitors under 26 are offered free admission with valid ID 😎
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Charles Bridge
Try and time your stroll across this iconic bridge to align with sunset. And be sure to keep your camera ready!
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Botanique Hotel Prague
Save a few bucks by staying in a neighborhood slightly outside of the city center – Karlín is a good choice. Botanique Hotel is just a short walk from Prague Old Town.
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Hotel Mucha
Also in Karlín, Hotel Mucha is just 656 feet from the Florenc Metro Station, offering easy access to the heart of the city.
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Budapest

Váci Street
Váci utca is one of the main pedestrian thoroughfares and maybe the most famous street of the city center. The vibes can lean a little on the touristy side, but definitely still worth a stroll to explore!
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New York Café
Often referred to as the most beautiful cafe in the world, if you have just one "treat yourself" outing in your budget, this is where it should be spent. Best to try and make a reservation for a table ahead of time, but even then there might be a bit of a wait. However, can't imagine a more stunning place to kill some time, and there's often a live piano player!
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Falafel Bar
Affordable, centrally-located, and open late, Falafel Bar checks all the boxes. Oh, and it's delicious too!
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Maverick Budapest Soho
Situated in the heart of District V, this trendy hostel offers affordable, stylish rooms and a vibrant social atmosphere.
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Elisabeth Residence
If you’re looking for a comfortable mid-range option, Elizabeth Downtown Residences is a fantastic pick. Located in District VII, these modern apartments provide a cozy and well-equipped stay.
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Zagreb

Museum of Broken Relationships
Zagreb has a number of unique museums around the city – including a this, Hangover Museum, and one dedicated to Nicola Tesla's technical accomplishments.
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Booze and Blues
A little bar crawl down Tkalciceva Street is a great way to spend an evening on the town. Start here, at Booze and Blues, and head south toward an array of watering holes.
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Lotrščak Tower
Definitely worth the 20 Croatian kunas (about 3 USD) to climb to the top of this tower and take in the panoramic view of the city below you.
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Dolac Market
The city's main open-air farmers' market and the spot where locals have been buying their food for the past 80 years. Snack your way around under the distinctive red umbrellas.
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