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Destinations for young people 2023: cheap under-25 holidays

Valencia Spagna Calatrava Tramonto Holidays are always a good way to recover from an exam session and undoubtedly the best way to spend a holiday!

Sometimes it is difficult to decide between the wonders of the world, to go in search of fascinating places and sensations that only some breathtaking landscapes can arouse. That's why we propose various destinations for a fun-filled trip to Italy, Europe and the world. Everything under 25!
Here are the most popular destinations for young people: cheap holidays under 25!

Holidays for young people in Italy

Destination

Suggested period

Average cost of a week (flight+hotel)

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna

from March to October

from €350.00 per person - see details

Rome, Lazio

from March to June, September and October

from €370.00 per person - view details

Riccione, Emilia-Romagna

June, July and August

from €315,00 per person - view details

Mondello, Sicily

June, July, August and September

from €360.00 per person - view details

Milan, Lombardy

September/October, February/March

from €370.00 per person - see details

1 - Bologna, Emilia-Romagna

bologna san petronio italia It's ayoung and very dynamic city, full of historical vestiges, a real cultural pole at international level, renowned above all for its university venues.
It is the ideal destination for young people who want to combine fun with a fair dose of culture. During the day, among its alleys, squares, under the arcades, you will be overwhelmed by its magic, its artistic and innovative richness, and in the evening you will be overwhelmed by the particularly lively nightlife that characterises it, also enlivened by the numerous university students based here.

The centre of the movida are Via del Pratello, Via Zamboni and Via delle Belle Arti.
Among the trendiest venues you will find: Qubò, a discotheque right in the city centre; the Chalet in Giardini Margherita with a floating dance floor in the middle of the lake, which offers evenings with different styles from Tuesday to Saturday; the Giostr...à a disused workshop where you can now enjoy good live music and good food.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Bologna

2 - Rome, Lazio

roma colosseo italia The majestic capital is a city rich in history, culture and archaeological evidence unique in the world. It is one of those cities that enchants everyone with its iconic sites: the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, St Peter's Basilica and many more.

It isalways full of events and suitable for all ages, unique also in its nightlife. There are clubs to suit all tastes, pockets and ages! On the other hand, however, the true spirit of the city is experienced in the open-air venues, in the squares and neighbourhoods of the historic centre. In fact, in fine weather, the squares often turn into large open-air bars and become the meeting point for Romans!

The main districts where nightlife takes place are: Tastevere, Piazza Navona, Campo De Fiori, San Lorenzo.

Among the most fashionable clubs you will find: the Piper, a historical discotheque that during the week becomes a club where you can listen to live music; the Goa Club, one of the most fashionable clubs you should go to at least once in your life; the Baja, a club that stands on a floating barge on the Tiber, very active in summer.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Rome

3 - Riccione, Emilia-Romagna

riccione seafront Photos by Antonfon. The city of Romagna is full of surprises! From the Marano Natural Park to Viale Ceccarini, the modern heart of the city full of boutiques.

Riccione paese, the beautiful village, is enchanting, you will be surprised how life here still flows slowly, indifferent to fashion. There is also an art itinerary that takes you to discover the many Art Nouveau villas that adorn the city. Most of the mansions date back to the early 1900s, and among the most beautiful is Villa Franceschi, now home to the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art.

You can also find the best amusement parks on the Romagna Riviera within walking distance.

But this city is among the best Italian destinations for movida, it is synonymous with sea, fun and nightlife!
With numerous super-equipped bathing establishments, the coolest discos, beach parties and aperitifs, it guarantees maximum fun for young people! Riccione's nightlife is concentrated along Viale Ceccarini and in the Marano area, where there are dozens of bars and discos, one next to the other.

Among the trendiest clubs you will find: the Byblos Club, a disco-restaurant in a villa, offering high-level services; the historic Pascià, which organises events all year round; the Samsara Beach, famous for its beach parties and aperitifs.

4 - Palermo and Mondello, Sicily

mondello palermo molo mare Palermo has become an important university city in recent years, often a destination for Erasmus exchanges and study holidays. Famous for its historical and gastronomic wonders, it also offers a respectable nightlife, which is concentrated in the main streets and squares of the historic centre, such as Via dei Candelai, Piazza Sant'Anna, the Champagneria areas and the Vucciria and Ballarò district markets.

Mondello, Palermo's seaside resort, which comes alive with thousands of tourists in the summer, deserves a special mention. It is a trendy location, comparable to its direct competitor in Romagna, Riccione. It is characterised by numerous Art Nouveau villas known as the highest expression of Art Nouveau in Italy.

Between late spring and early summer, the World Festival On The Beach takes place, a sports and music festival that, every year, is characterised above all by the Windsurfer Legend Race, a competition on a slalom course reserved for continental and world champions.

Mondello is full of pubs, discos and clubs where an active nightlife takes place. The Country DiscoClub and the Mida Lounge bar are among the most popular places to dance in summer. Nearby Palermo offers a wide variety of nightlife venues, the historic markets: vucciria, ballarò where you can have a drink while immersing yourself in the capital's most beautiful and characteristic streets.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Palermo

5 - Milan, Lombardy

milano duomo monumento italia 4 The capital of fashion is also the capital of opportunity. Sparkling, avant-garde, dynamic, Milan is a shocking reality, just as Milanese nights are shocking, with hundreds of clubs and discos. It has a multifaceted soul and is perfect for a holiday of any kind. Whether you are a lover of art, architecture, music, literature or cinema, Milan is the centre of it all, the place where all forms of exclusive events are held. The period when the city is most buzzing coincides with the fashion weeks, in autumn (September/October) and in late winter (February/March).

It offers an immense variety of marvels to be appreciated: notable monuments such as the Duomo, the Castello Sforzesco and the Teatro alla Scala, and topical places such as the Navigli (nerve centre of the movida) or the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (an institution for shopping lovers). Even more memorable are the experiences you can have: for example, you can attend a Derby della Madonnina, with San Siro sold out and 70,000 football fans in the stands, or attend the concert of your favourite band at theAssago Forum.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Milan

Holiday for young people in Europe

Destination

Recommended period

Average cost of a week (flight+hotel)

Malta

June, July and September

from €360.00 per person - see details

Amsterdam, Netherlands

March to November

from €390.00 per person - see details

Dublin, Ireland

from May to September

from €384,00 per person - view details

Lisbon, Portugal

from May to September

from €380,00 per person - view details

Prague, Czech Republic

from May to September

from €350.00 per person - see details

1 - Malta

popeye village malta architettura This is one of the most popular international destinations for under-25s, both for leisure and culture. In fact, this island is home to no less than three Unesco sites: the megalithic temples of Gigantia, Hagar Qim and Menaidra.

In addition to its fascinating cultural history, the island is a splendid seaside resort, attracting young people from all over the world, but what makes it unique is its active nightlife. It is also often chosen as a summer destination by major language training companies such as EF or STS, which means that it is teeming with young people from all over the world.

In Paceville/St. Julian's and Buġibba there are mostly bars and disco-pubs, most with free admission, they are next to each other and if you stay in the area you don't need transport!
The larger, open-air clubs and discos are located a little outside these locations, and are well connected by public transport. These clubs host world-class DJs and host Malta's music festivals.

Among the trendiest clubs you'll find: the Gianpula Club, the biggest disco on the island; Havana, a disco dedicated to RnB music or Hugo's Lounge famous for its excellent cocktails. Finally, don't forget to try your luck at the Portomaso Casino, another extremely fun place to spend a memorable evening.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Malta

2 - Amsterdam

amsterdam notte canali serata Amsterdam is definitely among the best destinations in the world for young people. It's basically the city of fun for anyone in their twenties. Whether you want to party hard, discover new experiences or just relax with friends, Amsterdam really does have it all!

Feel like relaxing while enjoying the'cannabis culture' in the city? Perfect, there are a myriad of legal coffee shops scattered all over the city where you can smoke or enjoy a 'special' treat. Want to lose yourself in the world of eroticism? You are spoilt for choice with specialised shops and of course the famous shop windows. Remember also that Amsterdam is the home of Ajax, one of the most important football teams ever. You should not miss the opportunity to watch a live match. But that's not all, Amsterdam is also one of the most important cultural centres in Europe, with breathtaking architecture and important museums (one of which is the Van Gogh Museum).

The city can always be visited, especially in spring (when the nearby Keukenhof Park, the Tulip Park, is at its best), or in summer (when the season of concerts and events opens).
SEE ALSO: What to see in Amsterdam

3 - Dublin, Ireland

dublino castello irlanda A must for the under-25s, the city is young and very vibrant (half the population is under 30)! It has so much to offer from the beautiful parks to the castle that now hosts all the big state events. The city looks like a mix of styles, from Gothic-medieval to Georgian, the two cathedrals and the Book of Kells, this magnificent manuscript, decorated from the early Christian era, is a true masterpiece, displayed in the Treasury of Trinity College.

The city is renowned for its traditional pubs and excellent beer: the world-famous Guinness.

Temple Bar is the arts and entertainment centre of the Irish capital.
Trendy venues include: the Brazen Head, the city's oldest pub; the Button Factory, one of the city's busiest nightclubs; and The Church, located inside a deconsecrated church that turns into a disco every night.

If you decide to visit Dublin in the spring, don't miss the world-famous St Patrick's Festival that takes place every year around 17 March. The whole city is tinged with green and the beer flows freely! You can enjoy huge parades and street performers.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Dublin

4 - Lisbon, Portugal

portogallo lisbona porto ocean On the banks of the Tagus River lies Portugal's vibrant capital city. It is characterised by a mix of ancient cultural heritage and a strong modernist and progressive tendency.
Moreover, this is one of Europe's least expensive capitals and offers excellent value for money when it comes to food and public transport.

The city is located close to a beautiful coastline along which sandy beaches and breathtaking natural landscapes follow one another, perfect for a beach holiday, rich in culture and lively nightlife.

Don't miss a ride on the historic tram 28 that goes up and down the steep streets of the old town, as well as a stop to admire the view from the famous Santa Lucia belvedere, or stop for a meal at a Casa del Fado, where you can sample excellent traditional dishes and listen to the charming melodies of Portuguese folk music.

After sunset, the narrow streets of the old city fill with young people, especially in the Bairro Alto area on Avenida 24 de Julho, Alfama and Cais do Sodré, the old red-light district, now revalued as a nightlife hotspot.

Among the trendiest venues you'll find: Viking which is one of the historic discos; Clube Ferroviário which hosts live music, concerts and film shows; and Trumps which is Lisbon's most popular gay club.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Lisbon

5 - Prague, Czech Republic

praga inverno notte One of the most popular capitals, famous for several aspects such as the very low cost of living, the large number of pubs and nightclubs, and let's not forget the most important part, the undisputed beauty, due to the characteristic towers of the old city and the bridges over the Vltava river, which make it a fairy-tale place!

Strolling through its historical centre is really exciting and there are many things to do, which you should definitely visit: the Town Hall and its famous astronomical clock, the Jewish quarter and its alleys, Charles Bridge and its Gothic style, and don't forget the castle, which is really fairy-tale!

The Czech capital is also one of Europe's favourite nightlife destinations! It really does offer a wide choice: from numerous discos to cocktail bars or the famous strip clubs.
Among the trendiest clubs you'll find: the Darling Cabaret where the ambience is surreal and sexy girls in micro bikinis walk around you; the Duplex which has been ranked among the best clubs in the world (a huge glass square built on top of a modern building); and the biggest disco, the five-storey Karlovy Lazne.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Prague

Holidays for young people abroad

Destination

Recommended period

Average cost of 2 weeks (flight+hotel)

Koh Pangan, Thailand

from February to April

from €1195.00 per person - view details

Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

December to March

from €1340.00 per person - view details

Cappadocia, Turkey

from May to October

from €960.00 per person - view details

Kathmandu, Nepal

January to April and October to December

from €800.00 per person - view details

Colombo, Sri Lanka

from December to March

from €1000.00 per person - see details

Australia

December/January

from €2208.00 per person - see details

1 - Koh Pangan, Thailand

thailandia koh phangan isola On this island you can enjoy a simple atmosphere of beautiful beaches, quiet bays and small fishing villages made up of huts. Perfect for a relaxing holiday, thanks to the kindness of the local population and immersion in nature. For snorkelling enthusiasts it is a true paradise, you can swim along the coral reefs surrounding the island. Let yourself be immersed in its natural beauty!

For those who love parties and nightlife, Hat Rin, one of the island's main beaches, hosts the Full Moon Party every month when there is a full moon. This is one of the biggest and most famous beach parties in the world, where local and international DJs take turns playing various genres of music and provide a whole night of fun!

Hat Rin is the busiest place on the island and is the perfect destination to experience between relaxing on the beach and wild nightlife! Among the trendiest clubs you will find: the Samsara Beach, the Waterfall Party, and the Sunset Walk Baan Tai Beach.

  • How to get there: by plane with stopovers in Bangkok and Koh Samui. From Koh Samui the Seatran Discovery ferry takes 30 min (€18.30). From Bangkok also by bus 999 (Government Bus), night ride including ferry (17 hrs, about €30.00). Or from Phuket in about 7.5 hours with the Lomprayah line, which includes bus and ferry (approx. €25.00)

  • Recommended period: late January to April, with a preference for February as it is a little cooler than March and April. In July and August it does not rain and the climate is dry, while the other periods are rainy. Avoid going during the monsoon period, particularly in November

  • Flight + hotel: Return flight + 15 days/14 nights from €1,195.00 per person - see offers

  • Where to stay: Hotels and b&b from €14.00 per room - look at the offers

2 - Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

ho chi minh city saigon It isthe largest and most modern city in Vietnam. Described as"the pearl of South Asia", it has preserved the charm of colonial architecture and ancient pagodas, combining them with the exoticism of the markets and the new Asian modernity.

The Dong Khoi area is the heart of the city centre, full of shops, hotels, cafés and restaurants. This district is the'showcase of the city', where a multitude of ethnicities, vendors and tourists meet. Highlights include the Ton Duc Tan, a promenade running along the western bank of the Saigon River, the Hindu temple of Mariamman, the city's only Buddhist temple open for worship, and the Vinh Nghiem Pagoda, the city's largest and newest pagoda, characterised by its Japanese-inspired architectural style.

At night, the Vietnamese city is lit up with artificial lights that give it a special magic. Karaoke clubs are the entertainment venue par excellence in Vietnam and you will find plenty of them in all districts. Otherwise, the city is full of trendy places where you can spend a pleasant evening with music and drinks. Among the trendiest clubs you'll find: Sax n' arte, Sopra Sky Bar and the New DC Club Saigon.

  • How to get there: Emirates flight with stopover in Dubai (total 17 hours). The airport is about 8 km from the centre, connected by bus lines 109 and 152 (less than €1.00 per ride). Or by taxi (140 thousand dong / €5.50, about 15-20 minutes)

  • Recommended period: December to March, as temperatures are stable and warm. From the end of January to the beginning of February there is the Tet Festival (Vietnamese New Year) where the whole country comes together to see a spectacle of colour and light. Avoid the period from July to November due to the presence of monsoons

  • Flight + hotel: Return flight + 15 days/14 nights from €1340.00 per person - see offers

  • Where to stay: Hotels and b&b from €20.00 per room - look at the offers

3 - Cappadocia, Turkey

cappadocia mongolfiere It means'land of the beautiful horses' and is characterised by an almost unreal landscape of towers, canyons, crevasses, pinnacles and extraordinarily colourful cave villages. It has a unique geological formation and a historical and cultural heritage that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Today, it is one of the most visited regions in Turkey, and it is surreal to immerse oneself in its magical world of great natural and architectural monuments.

The artistic heart is the Göreme Open-Air Museum. It is the ideal place to stay and from which to venture along the enchanting paths of the'Fairy Chimneys' to discover this land. Not to be missed is a hot-air balloon flight that offers a unique view of the valleys of Göreme Park.

4 - Kathmandu, Nepal

pashupatinath tempio katmandu It is the capital and one of the largest cities in Nepal. It's a mixture of spirituality, history and chaos enclosed among the most remote valleys on the planet! From its cobblestone streets rise Hindu temples, and Dubar, the city's monumental centre with the two great towers of Lalitpur and Basantapur, the royal palace.

Theevenings are chaotic to the point of improbability, horns, traffic, but in spite of this, what is not lacking are clubs in which to spend a pleasant evening! The Thamel district is the area developed specifically to welcome tourists and is full of discos and clubs, from Irish pubs to classic restaurants, from lounge bars to nightclubs.
Among the trendiest venues are the Platinum and Sam's Bar where you can enjoy great music while sipping a drink.

Thecountry's most heartfelt festival is the Gai Jatra, a tribute to Jama the god of death, where a yellow-coloured cow is followed by a procession of people wearing masks depicting various animals; unfortunately, this evocative festival takes place during the monsoon period. Another popular festival is Dasain, the harvest festival. It takes place over ten days, in September and October, and is a succession of processions, dances and tantric rituals that do not even stop at night.
SEE ALSO: What you must see in Kathmandu

5 - Colombo, Sri Lanka

colombo sri lanka spiaggia The Sri Lankan capital offers unique thrills! Be adept at haggling, there is no fixed price except when you have the restaurant menu in front of you, but don't worry, anything comes in at a maximum of €3.00!
The Pettah market is perfect to start practising, it is the largest market and perfect for souvenirs. This is the district with the greatest ethnic and cultural diversity in the country. The charm of this land is, in fact, its ability to have so many religions living side by side, you can visit churches, mosques and Hindu temples within a few metres of each other.

It has a colonial past, which is why it has a multifaceted architecture. The Fort district is where almost all the sites of historical interest are concentrated. Today it is a mix of'old and new', a mix of colours that will amaze you.

Among the most heartfelt festivals is the Duruthu Perahera, one of the most glorious processions celebrated in January during the poya day of the pre-full moon, marking Buddha's first visit to the country.

You cannot fail to experience the city's nightlife, and since gambling is legal in Sri Lanka, casinos are a real nightlife highlight. But you will also find longe bars, pubs and discos.
Among the trendiest ven ues you will find: the Rhythm and Blues is one of the most popular nightclubs along with the Sky Lounge, where you will find a breathtaking view to accompany your evening.
SEE ALSO: Colombo, Sri Lanka: where is it, when to go and what to see

6 - Australia

sydney opera casa australia If there's one trip worth doing before you turn 25, it's definitely the tour of Australia's coastline.
True, it's not exactly a low-budget experience, but you have to consider one thing: Australia is not a place you can visit in 15 days; in order to appreciate its magic, you have to experience it for at least a few months, or better still for a whole year.

You could take advantage of one of the tourist visas that allow you to stay in Australia for several months, such as Working Holiday or Student, and perhaps combine study or work experience with exploring Australia's natural beauty. An oft-trodden solution is to work for 5 or 6 months on ' farms', earning enough to go on a literally unforgettable full tour, which allows you to see some iconic places such as Sydney, Mount Uluru, the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsunday Islands and Kakadu National Park.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Australia: recommended cities, attractions and itineraries

  • Getting there: The main cities to base yourself in are Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Darwin. In general, it takes at least 20 hours of flight time to reach them, and there is at least one stopover (usually in Singapore).

  • Recommended period: if you want to enjoy Australia only as a tourist and you have no budget problems, the best period is the Christmas holidays, which coincide with the Australian summer. If, on the contrary, you want to have a life experience and stay here for a year, one period is worth the other. As it is a huge country with different climatic variations and different crops, it is possible to find work on farms practically all year round.

  • Flight + hotel: A/R flight + 15 days/14 nights from €2208.00 per person - see offers

  • Where to stay: Hotels and b&b in Sydney from €50.00 per room - see offers