European city breaks are hardly renowned for being affordable and kind to the wallet. Much of that, however, arises fromcrowd mentality. We all want to go where everybody else is heading. Nevertheless, there are numerous other cities in Europe that offer as much charm and beauty as the old favorites, but at a significantly lower cost. Here are some of the cheapest cities in Europe that you are sure to adore.

Africa might be the birthplace of safari, but safaris exist all over the world — and Australia might just be one of the best wildlife destinations around. Consequently, tour company Nat Hab has developed the Ultimate Australia Safari, a 21-day journey that will make its debut next year. This incredible trip will visit eight national parks, seven private wildlife sanctuaries, and four UNESCO World Heritage Sites along the way, accommodating guests in some of the most beautiful lodges on the continent.

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Many visitors to Germany’s capital are (understandably) interested in diving into the city’s complicated history at famous landmarks such as the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, and what’s left of the Berlin Wall. Increasingly, however, travelers are flocking to Berlin to glimpse into its bright future. From first-rate museums and high-octane nightlife to a flourishing food scene and some of the world’s coolest neighborhoods, the city has evolved into one of the world’s most dynamic and diverse destinations — andGoTravelDailyreaders are eager to experience its red-hot hotel scene to boot. In recent years, there have been a flood of new openings, from the art-filled Château Royal to the former prison-turned-hipster-haven Wilmina.