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Europe on a shoestring

A view of Riga's Old Town

Want to explore Europe but you're on a tight budget? In this new weekly podcast, DW-RADIO's Pulse takes you to some of Europe's most interesting cities and proves you don't have to spend a fortune to enjoy them.

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Episode 38: Cologne on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 37: Dresden on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 36: Edinburgh on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 35: Helsinki on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 34: Lisbon on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 33: Graz on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 32: Budapest on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 31: Turku on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 30: Vilnius on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 29: Copenhagen on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 28: Paris on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 27: Moscow on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 26: Porto on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 25: Pristina on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 24: Barcelona on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 23: Warsaw on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 22: Leipzig on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 21: Bordeaux on shoestring (MP3)

Episode 20: Zurich on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 19: Tallinn on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 18: Manchester on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 17: Vienna on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 16: Trier on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 15: Hamburg on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 14: Florence on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 13: Freiburg on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 12: Amsterdam on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 11: Sophia on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 10: London on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 9: Prague on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 8: Skopje on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 7: Madrid on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 6: Munich on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 5: Rome on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 4: Stockholm on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 3: Bratislava on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 2: Berlin on a shoestring (MP3)

Episode 1: Riga on a shoestring (MP3)

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