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$10 in edinburgh

What You Could Get in Edinburgh for $10 – 4 Thrifty Ways to Explore Scotland’s Capital City

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

It wasn’t my intention to cover Edinburgh for my $10 series just a couple of weeks after Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, passed away and only a few days after his funeral… And also on the Queen’s birthday! My heart goes to the Queen and the Royal Family. May he rest in peace.

And yes, I’ve been planning to publish Elina of Empnefsys & Travel‘s piece to talk about how far you could get for $10 in Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland.

How do you stretch the budget there? Is it possible to make the best out of your trip for only $10 in Edinburgh? Check this out! 🙂

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What You Could Get in Leeds for $10 – Parks, Markets, Museums, and Water Taxis to Spend on the Budget

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Hi everyone!

It wasn’t my intention to cover Leeds on our $10 series this week, just a few days after Arsenal won over Leeds United on the English Premier League. #COYG

But I guess something gotta happen, so here we are! This week, we’re going to cover what you could do around Leeds for under $10 USD as Rachel from AverageLives will be sharing some snippets on how to travel there on the budget.

So, what could you get in Leeds for $10?

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What You Could Get in Manchester for $10 – Where to Go and What to Eat on a Budget in the Second-Largest City of the UK

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

As an Asian football fan, the first thing I was familiar with the city of Manchester is Old Trafford. I mean, when I started watching football, Manchester United won a treble with the golden generation that gave us the one and only David Beckham.

Mind you, I said this even though I’m not a supporter of the club, neither am I supporting the blue Manchester team. I’m a gooner, if you must know.

But today, we’re not going to talk about football when we talk about Manchester… Because after covering William Shakespeare’s hometown in Stratford-upon-Avon a few weeks ago, let’s go to Manchester to see how far you could get in the city with your $10!

And today, Jenni of Choose Veganism will tell you how you could stroll around the city on a budget. So, what could you get in Manchester for $10?

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What You Could Get in Stratford-upon-Avon for $10 – Various Things to Do on a Budget in Shakespeare’s Birthplace

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Hi everyone!

It took me some time to realize that it’s been a while since the last time we covered a city in England on the $10 series. But this week, we’re going back there to check out yet another city!

And not just a city… Because after we covered Bath a few months ago, we’re going to Shakespeare’s hometown: Stratford-upon-Avon. And you bet, the city is also a must-visit destination in England for those of you who love poetry.

This week, Liz of Call Me Liz will share with us how you could travel around Stratford-upon-Avon with your $10 USD. So, what could you get in the city for $10 USD?

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Why You Should Visit Europe in Autumn

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Europe. Wherever you are right now in the world, I can guarantee you that Europe is on your travel bucket list – because it’s not just one place.

It’s London monuments and French rivieras, Spanish tapas and Italian churches. It’s Bavarian fruitcakes and Belgian chocolates, Greek plate-smashing and Icelandic ice baths.

Europe is stuffed with cities, country towns, beaches and baths, spas and pools and theaters and museums. Europe is dripping in history, culture, spectacular art, amazing beer and some of the finest and most authentic food you’ll ever taste in your life.

If Europe isn’t on your bucket list, you’re not writing the right bucket list!

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