is $4,000 really enough for a month in france?
So, I’ve been daydreaming about spending a whole month in France—just me, my suitcase, and a camera. I’m not looking for fancy hotels or Michelin-star meals. I’m perfectly fine with budget hotels or even hostels, as long as I get to see as much of the country as possible. But here’s where I’m stuck: is $4,000 actually enough for a month-long adventure in France?
I started crunching the numbers, and honestly, it’s making my head spin. I checked out some cheap hotels in Paris, and even those seem to eat up a big chunk of the budget. Then there’s the train tickets, museum passes, and, of course, all the croissants and coffee I plan to devour. I don’t want to end up eating instant noodles in my room every night just to make ends meet!
Has anyone actually pulled off a month in France on a tight budget? Where did you stay, and how did you keep costs down without missing out on the good stuff? Did you find any hidden gems outside the big cities that were cheaper and just as charming? Or did you end up spending way more than you planned?
I’d love to hear your real stories—especially if you ran into any surprises or regrets along the way. Sometimes I wonder if all those travel blogs are just sugarcoating things. Anyone else feel like travel is getting more expensive every year?
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