Central or Eastern Europe for my last vacation under 30

I am Estonian and I can honestly say that Tallinn isn't going to turn out any cheaper than most of the places you have mentioned. I don't know much about Riga or Saint P though. Having just visited Prague, I can warmly recommend it, beer is dirt cheap in both restaurants and stores (about 1.40$ for a pint) and compared to Tallinn, the meals in Prague are almost always cheaper by 1/3. Just my two cents.

>>1294783
Are the wages lower in Czech than Estonia on average?

I have only heard great things about Estonia (economically / financially), but have heard it is "boring" basically Finlands Mexico without the beaches.

My father might be doing business in Finland soon, so it would be kind of nice to see Estonia (their E-Citizeship is kind of cool. I can open a bank account, and they encourage immigrants who want to start businesses).

Are Latvia/Lithuania much cheaper than Estonia?

Hungary is probably (a bit) cheaper than Czech Republic.
Austria should be by far the most expensive (relatively speaking, it's about the same as Germany, so for tourists usually cheaper than, say, France). And yes, it is very nice, in fact one of the most beautiful countries in Europe! By the way: Both Budapest and Prague are just about 2-3 hrs from Vienna by train.

>>1294814
ok so my options are central ((Budapest, Prague, Vienna) (easiest visa, firmly Europe, prettiest but least amount of power in dating)

Eastearn (Warsaw, Lviv, Minsk) (best for dating, worst for sight seeing. high danger/visa risk)

Ex-USSR (Riga, Tallinn, Saint Petersburgh) 2nd best for dating, 2nd worse for visas due to russia, and danger)

Slovenia.

>>1294789
How's the absinthe?

>>1294789
what is the difference between prague and budapest?

They both speak archaic languages?

>>1294861
It makes the heart grow fonder.

>>1294867
Prague is definitely milking the tourists more than Budapest is

>>1294906
I went to Budapest for a week and a limonade (lemonade) drink costs 500 forints which is about 1.75 €. The change as of August 2016 was 310 forint to 1 €.

In total each one of us spent 570€ (360€ for 7 nights in a four star hotel plus flight costs, and 210€ for stuff and services bought in the city)

>>1294914
So can you buy wifes cheap there?
Are women crazy for green cards like in Ukraine?

>>1294916
>in the EU
>crazy for green cards
You're almost 15 years late.

>>1294818
None of those places are dangerous unless you go looking for trouble. You only need a visa ahead of time for Russia or Belarus and you can get one on arrival at Kiev airport.

>>1294934
>You're almost 15 years late.
Listen to this guy. Your idea about finding a desperate wife to take home in your suitcase really is totally out of date. You've forgotten about the EU (and even Ukrainians have an easier time coming to the EU than before), and you have not even begun to think about US immigration requirements, which are about to become a whole lot more complex if the current administration has its way.

>>1294867
They speak Czech in Czechia - closely related to Polish. And Magyar in Hungary - related to Finnish but not the Slavic languages.

>>1295048
yes I understand they're languages are dumb/retarded.

>>1295038
There are tons of women on Russian cupid, most from Russia / Ukraine.

Yeah, they might be able to go work as a maid in spain for 5 euros and rape a night, but the opportunity would basically marry someone who is going to be a millionaire in 5 years.

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>>1294861

Estonian guy here, the absinthe is great. When I was in Prague I visited one of the many absintherie places. Typically you get to choose between the local style (warm absinthe with a side of water) and the French style (the one with the sugar cubes and stuff). The stuff was awesome and very tasty. Pic related, it's the French one.

>>1295190
Wow that looks cool bro.
What place?

>>1295152
>marry someone who is going to be a millionaire in 5 years
Most Russian marriages don't last very long, and 5 years is a long time to wait to begin divorce proceedings. Tell them they can divorce a millionaire in 3 years and you'll have better chances.

>>1295261

I went to the one on Franz Kafka street. (Namesti Franz Kafku)

>>1294914
i live in budapest and my rent is about 300 euro a month, which i split with the gf. a take out meal is 3.5 euro, a beer is between 1 and 4 euro depending on quality. there's a lot of bad beer here. of course it's all in forints. generally speaking its one of the best places to digital nomad

>>1295586
How does it compare to Prague?
Prague and Budapest sound like the same city to an American, except Prague just sounds a whole lot more classier than a city called Butt-Pest

>>1295152
>yes I understand they're languages are dumb/retarded.

Ty americkej kokote, doufám, že tě v Praze oberou nějací zkurvení Arménci.

(This means "You American faggot, I hope some fucking Armenians rip you off in Prague." in Czech.)

>>1295891
Are all hugaarians this angry and stupid?

Vilnius probably has the best nightlife, especially if you are into music.
Check Opium, Deveti, Vejai, Kiaule Ruke, Gringo, Cechas, or just mingle around Vilnius street.
And don't get wasted like a cucktourist.

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>>1294783
Latvian here. If you go to Latvia go during summer months (June, July, August) cuz then it's nice and warm, you can enjoy going to beaches and many other outdoor activities. If you go during winter it's going to be very cold and lots of snow. There are lots of things to see and visit, most girls are 8 and above and they are really easy.
Pro tip buy/rent a car it won't be expensive but will make your journey 1000x better.

>>1294783
Why not visit a bunch of countries in the 8 weeks? Travel between European cities is pretty cheap by train or by flying (especially if you look for budget midweek flights and plan ahead). I would forget about wifing up in such a short space of time, not going to happen. I would think of this trip as an exploratory mission to find out which cities and women in each country you like.

Russia is a pain in the ass to visit as you need a visa unless you get a day cruise from Tallinn, Estonia to St. Petersburg. So, I would forget about that when you can go to Kiev instead and see the same quality of women. It also helps that it is very cheap as well so you can save some cash. You need a visa for Belarus as well so don't go there.

Also remember that some Eastern European cities can be quiet mid week and only get going from Thursday night. Cities with big student populations can be better mid week. Look to do your travelling on Tuesday and Wednesday when it is quiet and also the flights are the cheapest.

Don't forget about second cities as well. They can sometimes be more fun than the main cities.

So, yeah. My advice is to get on Goggle flights and wikitravel and plan an itinerary.

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>>1294818
>Eastearn (Warsaw, Lviv, Minsk) (best for dating, worst for sight seeing. high danger/visa risk)

Warsaw is one of the safest cities in Europe, safer than London or Paris.If you visit Poland for sightseeing I think Krakow might be better(Old City, Castle, Marketplace, Wieliczka and Auschwitz), for laid back atmosphere, some sightseeing and good clubbing I recommend Wroclaw.

honestly why dont you just rent a car through a big company like Europcar so you can drop it off afterwards in another country and spend 4-5 days in one city, rent a car and make the 2-3 hour drive to the next City. Go from Tallin, Riga, Vilnius then to Prague and Budapest. Rent the car only on the day youre going to drive to the next city and you will save alot of money.

>>1297607
This

>>1295152
>yes I understand they're languages are dumb/retarded.

>they're languages are dumb/retarded.

>they're languages

>retarded

>>1297605
the danger risk was reflecting Minsk and Lviv.

>>1297605
numbeo is awesome