Region

Eastern Europe

57 cities in Eastern Europe, with an average monthly cost around $1,254 and average internet of 89 Mbps. The list below is ranked by overall nomad score, but every city has trade-offs — the right pick usually comes down to your visa, your timezone, and your budget.

Tallinn

$1,900monthly

Krakow

$1,500monthly

Sofia

$1,300monthly

Tbilisi

$1,200monthly

Prague

$1,900monthly

Bucharest

$1,300monthly

Ljubljana

$1,700monthly

Belgrade

$1,300monthly

Cluj-Napoca

$1,300monthly

Split

$1,700monthly

Vilnius

$1,700monthly

Wroclaw

$1,500monthly

Gdansk

$1,500monthly

Tirana

$1,100monthly

Zagreb

$1,700monthly

Riga

$1,700monthly

Brno

$1,500monthly

Novi Sad

$1,100monthly

Plovdiv

$1,100monthly

Bratislava

$1,700monthly

Brasov

$1,300monthly

Varna

$1,100monthly

Yerevan

$1,100monthly

Poznan

$1,400monthly

Sibiu

$1,100monthly

Budva

$1,400monthly

Kosice

$1,300monthly

Nis

$950monthly

Podgorica

$1,200monthly

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo

$1,100monthly

Zadar

$1,500monthly

Batumi

$1,100monthly

North Macedonia

Skopje

$1,000monthly

Lodz

$1,300monthly

Timisoara

$1,100monthly

Burgas

$1,100monthly

Rovinj

$1,500monthly

Rijeka

$1,300monthly

Maribor

$1,500monthly

Ostrava

$1,300monthly

Pecs

$1,100monthly

Debrecen

$1,100monthly

Szeged

$1,100monthly

Constanta

$1,100monthly

Iasi

$1,100monthly

Lviv

$950monthly

North Macedonia

Ohrid

$950monthly

Chisinau

$950monthly

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mostar

$950monthly

Veliko Tarnovo

$950monthly

Kutaisi

$900monthly

Kyiv

$1,100monthly

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Banja Luka

$950monthly

Subotica

$950monthly

Pristina

$950monthly

Kaliningrad

$1,100monthly

Minsk

$950monthly