10 Things You Can Buy With $1 In Different Parts Of The World

Paying a little more than a dollar, to be exact one euro, you can BUY A HOUSE in regions such as Liguria, Sicily, Piedmont and Abruzzo. The authorities sell abandoned properties at super low prices, in order to improve the situation in sparsely populated cities and towns. Obviously, the house is not remodeled by any means, but it is a house in Italy that can be yours for a small amount of money.

In the capital of France, you can BUY A BOTTLE OF WATER, but not one that they sell you in cafes, but one from any department store.

In a budget club in Budapest, with this amount you can BUY A SHOT of the national alcoholic drink called PALINKA. But if you don't want to risk it, you can drink any other type of liquid for the same price.

In this country you can spend a dollar as follows: BUY A STRAW HAT, an ointment with cobra venom, sing half an hour in karaoke or go bowling for four hours.

Far from the central part of Brussels, with one dollar you can BUY HALF A SERVING OF BELGIAN WAFFLES. In the center of the same city, you would only be able to buy a piece of gum.

In this country you can BUY TWO PEELED MANGOES, a glass of ice with fruit and milk or two portions of fried banana.

In Tokyo supermarkets, with one dollar you can BUY SOME NOODLES (yakisoba).

In Caracas, or in any other city in this country, you can FILL UP THE GAS TANK of your car. And if you don't have a car, you can buy 4 tickets for public transportation.

In a store in Prague, Tesco for example, you can BUY FOUR LIGHT BEERS of local manufacture. But if that sounds like too much alcohol, for the same money, you can buy just 2 bottles and a medium bag of chips.

In a popular seaside resort in Goa, with street vendors you can BUY THALI, the traditional Indian dish that contains rice, yogurt, vegetables, all kinds of sauces and spices. At a fancier food stall, for the same price you can buy another typical meal containing mashed vegetables and chickpeas with masala tea with milk.