Ultimate Guide to Brasov Romania Prices & Budgets

In today's video we share the ultimate guide in Brasov Romania with prices we found at a mall, car wash and our meals. Brasov Romania is a popular expat and nomad city in Transylvania home of the legend of Dracula. The city of Brasov is Romania's 7th largest city with a metro area of 382,000 people. Brasov has many foreigners calling the city home due to the low cost of living, and quality of life. The average US Retiree on Social Security receives $1,550 a month, and a couple on Social Security receives over $2,500 a month. A US Expat living on Social Security can expect a lower cost of living in Brasov, Romania when compared to the living costs in the US.
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[@florinflorin2168]

Bine ați venit și să mai veniti! ( un vampir ) din Brașov, Transilvania!

[@cristianmoroianu6716]

♥️💛💙 BRAȘOV THE BEST CITY!♥️💛💙

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

:)

[@tinglestingles]

Thanks for the info. Yes, happy to receive the menu prices - surprised at the level of English.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Glad you find the menu information useful. We seem to get by without a translation app 75% of the time.

[@jimjensen9139]

Julie nice article in International Living.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Thanks, glad you liked it. 😁

[@samuelpallottini5108]

I liked the flaming ear cleanse in Turkey.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Lol, I won’t forget it. 😂😂

[@elterrifico9522]

I thought it was an exorcism!

[@mjwmontgomery]

Its more than i expected. .

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Inflation has hit every country.

[@elterrifico9522]

Very informative. Love these cost videos. However, when you took us into the gym I thought, ‘finally, Julie in short shorts’. But noooo, we get Warren’s haircut instead! Please ask the lady at 16:54 if she’s seeing anyone. Just curious, at what time of year do you dress the dogs in little sailor suits? 🤪

[@tinglestingles]

Dating with Warren and Julie??

[@elterrifico9522]

Great idea!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

🤣🤣🤣sorry to disappoint you with the gym expectation. 😁 regarding the young lady, she’ll probably read your comment 😁🤣 If we can find the sailor suits we’ll buy them, they would be good for summer time on Kotor Bay. Thanks for the entertaining comments 😁👍

[@JB-tv3xm]

Thanks for the information. The mall looked really nice. I didnt see very many people in the clothing store though. Do you get a feeling if things are looking up financially in Romania or is it still very hard times?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We think things are slowly improving.

[@gabix7488]

I am from Bucharest and everytime i travel to Brasov, the malls are usually empty. There are way too many things to see and do in Brasov than being indoors

[@pauldumitrescu1955]

Hello! You should also visit Restaurant Pastel in Cluj, one star Michelin!

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We may not get to Cluj this trip, we have Sibiu on the schedule after Brasov. We’ll then be heading South to Sofia. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@pauldumitrescu1955]

@@WarrenJulieTravel Cluj, Timisoara, Oradea, Targu-Mures, BIstrita, Iasi, Suceava, Piatra Neamt, Orsova, Craiova 🚄

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

@@pauldumitrescu1955 we may visit Timisoara later in the Fall after we visit Poland and Hungary. The schedule in tentative, we may do side trips around the areas we are staying to visit other areas also.

[@pauldumitrescu1955]

@@WarrenJulieTravel Great, we just hope more people like you visit Romania!

[@vladmatei5994]

Just for info. The mall is ok but for car wash and haircut they have pretty much triple prices than the average place.

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

We did expect we were paying a little bit more but honestly we had snow, rain and cold conditions so we elected this option for convenience.

[@alwayslearning7672]

Is it cheaper than Bulgaria?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Based on our experiences: They are pretty much equivalent, if we compare Brasov to either Plovdiv or Varna.

[@alwayslearning7672]

@@WarrenJulieTravel Good to know. Thanks

[@Balconetti]

As a rule of thumb, keep in mind that Bulgaria lags behind Romania economically (lower salaries), so local produce is bound to be slightly cheaper.

[@_____hadamz]

At least the product are in English not like in turkey where everything is in Turkish

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Romanian language is much easier than Turkish. Brasov is beautiful. There are many wonderful things we find in each country we visit.

[@doubleplay4]

I think value for money in Turkey is much better at least now.

[@JazzyGinger1]

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[@WarrenJulieTravel]

Nice message.

[@richardcartier6193]

You never answer me why should I answer me?

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

What are you asking?

[@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994]

Romania will be never in my bucket list. The countries I prefer to stay as expat are Turkey, Serbia and Czech Republic

[@WarrenJulieTravel]

That’s too bad, the other countries you mentioned are great places, but you should try and experience a place before writing it off. I’ve had my preconceived opinions changed many times in our travels.

[@Balconetti]

It sounds like you have something against Romania. Turkey is cheaper right now as they're not doing well economically. Serbia is much poorer and there's an obnoxious pro-Russia (Putin) sentiment there, not somewhere I would go.

[@prika2000]

Czech Republic is considerably more expensive.

[@prika2000]

@@Balconetti AlexR it sounds like you have something personal against Serbia and Turkey. Both countries are great. Turkey is more affordable, but Serbia has better infrastructure and its in Europe. Very friendly, very relaxed countries. I just have checked numbeo and it looks like "Local Purchasing Power in Bucharest is 33.23% higher than in Belgrade" and for me that is clearly huge advantage for Serbia. I haven't been checking Istanbul, because it is probably even better.

[@Balconetti]

@@prika2000 Cheap comeback. I was merely pointing out that Turkey is momentarily cheaper (who knows for how long) and Serbia has lower living standards than Romania. And sorry, but you can't discount politics! Serbia's support for Russia and disdain for the West is obnoxious (yes, I know they were bombed). How many liberal-minded people do you think want to live in a place like that?