Vienna/Bratislava/Budapest

Are you American...or Canadian? Or are you already in Europe?

Either way, that's going to be a pricey trip. You'll need thousands.

>>1116990
My gf is from Vienna, what's your general required standard of living for travelling? Bratislava is quite affordable, Vienna is expensive.

>>1116990
>January
Everything will look like Russia

>>1117084
Brazilian, but I'm used to cold places, I lived in Norway for 7 years, but returned to Brazil in 2010.

>>1117458
My travelling requirements are not very high, I just need a place to keep my stuff safe and sleep, preferably close to a metro station.

>>1117498
The cold won't bother me, I'm pretty used to it. Also, my inital plan was to visit Mosow and St. Petersburg, but the passage is way above my burget.

>>1117731
Budget*

I did a similar trip over my winter break last year. Budapest is dope, I wish I spend way less time in Vienna and more time in Hungary.

It wasn't too cold when I was there, mid 30s (~1 C) in the day and mid 20s (-5 C) at night.

What's your home currency anon? Budapest and Bratislava were pretty cheap coming from the USA. I was able to rent apartments with airBnb for ~$20 a night, and get a nice meal at a restaurant for ~$10. Vienna was about double for everything compared to Hungary and Slovakia.

>>1117738
My country's currency is kind of shit right now (Brazilian Real), but until january I'll have some fifteen hundred dollars to survive there. Not planning on shopping very much, just some basic souvenirs like fridge magnets or mugs.

>>1117747
$1500 USD? Not counting your flights that should last you