Barbados vs Barcelona vs Budapest

Barbados 🇧🇧
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Barcelona 🇪🇸
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Budapest 🇭🇺
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Population 110,000 5,585,556 1,768,073
Official language(s) English, Bajan Creole Catalan, Spanish Hungarian
Level of English Very high High High
Main airport Bridgetown/Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) Budapest Ferihegy International Airport (BUD)
Most common months to visit November - May April - June, September - November March - June, September - November
Currency BBD - Barbadian dollar ($) EUR - Euro (€) HUF - Hungarian Forint (Ft)
Credit cards Accepted in some places, cash also needed for smaller businesses Accepted almost evewhere Accepted almost everywhere, cash needed for small shops
Remote worker visa Yes Yes No
Average monthly costs $2702 $2384 $1230
Rent $1054 $932 $499
Groceries $234 $121 $108
Dining out $345 $403 $202
Cafe $75 $45 $29
Coworking space $321 $213 $120
Mobile internet $49 $10 $9
Public transportation $35 $127 $36
Taxis $106 $48 $27
Shared bicycles and scooters $0 $24 $13
Sport and cultural events $37 $81 $24
Museums and sights $36 $33 $7
Nightlife $96 $112 $43
Gym $86 $81 $37
Yoga $130 $93 $48
Massage $99 $59 $26
SIM card options Digicel Vodafone, Movistar Vodafone, Telenor
Tipping 10 - 15% usually included in restaurants, add 10 - 15% at bars 5-10% in restaurants if service is exceptional, not expected elsewhere 10 - 15% at restaurants and bars
Taxi apps None available Cabify, FreeNow Bolt, Fotaxi
Tap water Not drinkable Drinkable Drinkable
Overall cuisine Bajan cuisine features an eclectic mix of European, Asian, and Caribbean styles resulting in bold, tasty and crunchy meat or fish dishes with lots of spices, lime juice, thyme and salads laden with local vegetables and hot side dishes. Catalan cuisine makes extensive use of Mediterranean vegetables, legumes mixed with pork in its many varieties, chicken and fish. Regularly mixes sweet and savory flavors in specific dishes. This cuisine is known for being bold in flavor and striking in color, with a variety of specific regional dishes found the culinary hub that is Barcelona. Magyar cuisine makes extensive use of creams, cheeses and sauces primarily in beef, chicken and pork dishes, mixed with seasonal vegetables, fruits and rich desserts.
Local food specialities Cou-cou and flying fish, fish cakes, cutters, pudding and souse, macaroni pie, conkies, Bajan black cake, sea eggs Paella, bombas, esqueixada, pa amb tomáquet, escalivada, crema Catalana, gazpacho, chorizo Goulash, Fisherman's soup, Főzelék, Somloi Galuska, Pörkölt and Paprikás, Kürtös Kalács, Hungarian Lecsó, Lángos
Eat like a local Food trucks, pubs, seaside street food, roadside carts, local seafood restaurants, smaller traditional restaurants and rum shops Taverns, tapas bars, local markets, bodegas and street food spots Local markets, cafés, taverns, street food, traditional restaurants
Vegetarian / vegan options 14 options on HappyCow 98 options on HappyCow 47 options on HappyCow