Just curious if anyone would know approximately what. Month in Europe would cost roughly?

Eastern or Western Europe? Quite a big difference. Also depends on where you stay and what you do. Hostels, food, travel etc. I would say $100/day minimum. $75/day in eastern europe

I just did 3 weeks on 1500 euros but that was just food for 2 of us and a toddler... We paid for our hotels ahead of time. We were in Western Europe

Depends on how much you plan, what your tastes are, and eastern vs western. I budget about $750/ week including all travel if you don't want to stay in hostels etc. that's on the high end though. Depends, like I said

3 weeks cost me $25,000 and I didn't go crazy

I agree depends. Czech and Slovakia cheap

Uhhh Europe is a rather large continent. It might help to be more specific.

It depend...I was in Italy (21day), Spain(6day), and Paris(6day)...I paid $1440 for plane and train, I paid around 2000 for hotel (that total of 4000 but I devided by 2 with room mate)...$2000 for for food...

Never been to Europe. I was more or els thinking the west side. Sounds like you can go for 4000-5000 which sounds pretty good. Thank you eveyone

My family of five did a month in Europe in Oct 2013. Ka-Ching!!Take twice as much money than you think you'll need and half as many clothes that you'll think you'll wear.
That is a tough question to answer. Depends on where you are going and what you'll be doing, where you'll be staying.

We went for 2 weeks, France and Italy and the cost was about $5k. This was for air and hotels some tours/city cards (in July 2008). but I suppose it could be cheaper depending where you stay. Plus meals and anything else.

London and Paris with 3 adults over 18 day just shy of $10k CAD (Flights, airbnb accommodations and a few guided tours). Meals etc about another $5k...Not PB&J budget but certainly not champaign and caviar either.

Budget travel in 2007. 2 people for 9 weeks for $8000 total including all flights and some train travel. Leased a car for 6 weeks (Renault Eurodrive program-excellent!) and camped, even in big cities. Then took a train to the Alps and hiked in France, Italy and Switzerland (Tour du Mont Blanc-200 km round trip, staying in refuges with half-board). Finished off with 5 days in Paris (stayed in Vincennes, a suburb of Paris right on the metro line for a fraction of the hotel cost in the centre of Paris). Fantastic holiday! If this is your style, you could do it now for $10,000, i am confident. $5000 for 1 month of travel.

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just did a 23 days in italy .... flights / train/ boat / bus to tour around most of the country $1500 ..... accommodations ... double shared ... my share ( all air bnb self contained ) $1700 ..... food attractions .. daily wine .... ~$1800 .....

We did 3 weeks in France for about 8-10k and that was a "spare no expense" trip, hotels, music festivals, restaurants every day and even included a few 500.00/night hotels ... With a good budget and some smart planning, 5k should be more than enough IMO. I'd avoid overly tourist areas as they are the most expensive and all major cities have great transit, so you can stay in the outskirts for way cheaper

I'm a budget traveller, but I don't do hostels. I did 3 weeks in Spain for $3,000 including flights and accommodation. But I am very money conscious. Check out airbnb.com for a variety of great accommodation with a wide variety of prices.

We used air bnb and averaged about 100$ for 2 people for all food, entertainment & train passes (total not each). Although Switzerland and Germany were more expensive, we made up for it in Spain & portugal. Italy was a middle ground expense-wise. air bnb and local markets are the way to go! We packed lunches every day.

airbnb is definitely the way to go. Your money goes a long way for nice places and you can make your own meals. Although if you are traveling alone hostels are great because you met lots of people. We did Europe for a month last year (Dublin,London,Paris,nice,Rome,Munich,Amsterdam,Brussels) we opted to fly almost everywhere to save time. All together for airbnbs, flights, trains, food and 1-2 tours per county it cost $6000/person.