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Revealed:The cheapest destination for a weekend away this summer - with £1.75 pints and short flights from the UK
Revealed:The cheapest destination for a weekend away this summer - with £1.75 pints and short flights from the UK

Daily Mail​

time7 days ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Revealed:The cheapest destination for a weekend away this summer - with £1.75 pints and short flights from the UK

New research from Skyscanner has revealed one of the cheapest weekend destinations for Brits in 2025. Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is officially one of Europe's best-value summer holiday hotspots. So, what awaits British tourists in Sarajevo? Skyscanner says: 'You'll find a capital cradled by alpine peaks, laced with centuries-old architecture, and pulsing with life. 'In the heart of the old town, Baščaršija brings together Ottoman-era mosques, Austro-Hungarian cathedrals, and family bakeries selling somun (flatbread) still warm from the oven. 'Just off the main square, Kazandžiluk Street hums with the tap of coppersmiths etching traditional coffee sets by hand - a craft passed down for generations.' Baščaršija, the city's historic old bazaar that was built in the 15th century is one of Sarajevo's best-rated attractions on Tripadvisor. The bazaar district is the liveliest area of the city and the ideal spot to pick up a souvenir or sample a local snack. Tourists can also visit the Sarajevo War Tunnel to discover more about the city's past. During the devastating 1992-1995 siege of Sarajevo, the tunnel was used by brave citizens to access essential supplies. A visitor wrote on Tripadvisor: 'A must see museum to understand the siege of Sarajevo that lasted more than 1300 days. An incredible feat, driven by despair.' The city's Museum of Crime Against Humanity and Genocide 1992-1995 also offers a sobering insight into the impact of the war on Sarejevo and its citizens. Skyscanner recommends that tourists get the city's Sarajevo Card if they're planning to stay for a few days. The card offers free public transport and free access to several of the city's museums as well as discounts at some restaurants and bars. But tourists won't need to break the bank to explore Sarajevo even without the card. According to Wise, a pint of domestic beer costs just £1.72. And a meal at an inexpensive restaurant comes to less than £5, while a cappuccino costs just £1.40. Sarajevo isn't the only European city where Brits can enjoy a bargain holiday this summer. Tirana, Albania's buzzing capital city, is another good value destination suggested by Skyscanner's flight experts. The experts say the city is a 'lively hub of cafes and street art' while its 'colour blocked buildings' brighten up its neighbourhoods. And when it comes to long-haul holiday destination, Skyscanner recommends Halifax, which it describes as one of 'Canada's most underrated cities'. It's also one of the most affordable long-haul places to fly to in 2025 with prices down 25 per cent this year, according to Skyscanner.

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