6 Cheapest Cities in the World to Live In (3 of 4)

Sofia, Bulgaria 

Although Europe can be a bit expensive, there are still cheap cities. Take Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria for instance. It’s one of the oldest settlements in Europe, so go there if you’re into history. If you’re not, you can always wash your sorrows away with rakia (with an alcohol percentage of 50%). If you feel like walking on the wild side, then definitely make some friends. Home brew rakia can contain up to 80%. Of that doesn’t get you warm, then you can always check out the religious sites, visit the royal palace or one of the museums. 

La Paz, Bolivia 

Bolivia is one of the cheapest countries in South-America. The capital, La Paz had a bad rep for a while, a bit like Lindsay Lohan, but not anymore. Now it’s rainbows and sunshine, with 13h daylight, there’s a lot of time to visit the Plaza San Francisco and walk through the Calle Jaén. Go visit the Witches’ Market or take a ride on the Teleferico, the longest and highest teleferic in the world. Valle de la Luna makes you feel like you’re visiting the moon, so definitely check that one out. If you have good insurance grab your bike and try out the Death Road. The writer of this article cannot be held responsible for any accidents on Death Road. It has that name for a reason.