As summer comes to a close, budget-conscious travelers are exploring Europe for affordable getaways, where the cost of hotels, food, and transport is notably lower than in more popular tourist spots. Antalya, a coastal city in Turkey, has emerged as a top destination for travelers looking to stretch their money. Three-star hotels in Antalya average around £50.15 per night, while a pint of beer costs about £2.43 and a meal at a casual restaurant is around £7.28. Public transport is also inexpensive, with a single journey costing just 57p. The city is packed with 101 budget-friendly attractions, and flights from London Luton to Antalya are available for as low as £40 on September 29. Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, is another appealing destination for those seeking value. Hotel rooms average £42.01 per night, a pint of beer is about £2.11, and public transport costs around 56p per journey. Traveler Konrad Warzecha, who has visited 43 European capitals, has named Skopje as his favorite city. Flights from London Luton to Skopje are available for £61 on September 30, making it a convenient and affordable choice for travelers from the UK. Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is also gaining attention for its affordability and rich cultural offerings. Three-star hotels in Belgrade average £48.92 per night, with a pint of beer costing £2.58. The city blends history, culture, and cuisine, offering a wide range of experiences at reasonable prices. Flights from London Luton to Belgrade are available for £28 on September 23, making it an attractive option for budget travelers. Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is noted for its affordability, with three-star hotels averaging £48.25 per night. A pint of beer costs around £2.22, and a meal at a casual restaurant is about £6.65. Public transport in the city is slightly more expensive at 98p per journey, but the city offers 106 budget-friendly attractions. Flights from London Luton to Sarajevo are available for £27 on September 29. Tirana, the capital of Albania, is another budget-friendly option, with three-star hotels averaging £41.72 per night. A pint of beer is about £2.41, and a meal at a restaurant is around £7.27. The city offers historical sites like Bunk'Art 1 and the Pyramid of Tirana, providing both cultural and historical experiences. Flights from London Stansted to Tirana are available for as low as £17 on September 28, making it one of the most affordable European destinations for travelers.