Trips to Europe: 6 cheap destinations that you should know

If your dream is to travel to Europe and you still haven't done it for economic reasons, we present you six perfect and economic destinations that you should know.

By Daniella Bejarano

Taking a vacation from time to time is key to good mental health, avoiding stress and burnout. However, many times even to travel, we make a world of organizing detail by detail, especially when it comes to economy.

For this reason, and if you plan to travel to Europe, we present six accessible and perfect destinations to start your new adventure.

Budapest, Hungary

If you are a fan of Marvel, you should know that this is the city that marked the life of Natasha Romanoff, also known as Black Widow. Currently, it is one of the largest jewels on the European continent. It has impressive gothic architecture, a lot of history, culture and the best views. It is considered one of the cheapest cities in Europe.

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Lisbon or Porto, Portugal

Portugal has become one of the new gastronomic capitals of the world. Porto and Lisbon are the cheapest places in the country and you can get from one place to another just by taking a train.

In Porto, you can visit places like the Dom Luis I Bridge or the Porto Cathedral for free. Also, for wine fans, there is a tour to tour the city and taste the best wine for only $25.

Valencia Spain

And if your plan is to go to Spain, Valencia is one of your best options. It has incredible beaches with few influx of tourists, as well as historical sites and one of the oldest gastronomic markets in Europe. In addition, it is the perfect point to take a train and be able to visit other Spanish towns.

Split, Croatia

It is one of the largest cities in Croatia and has remained an accessible holiday destination. The low season is between September and October, where you can find better deals on lodging and tickets. There, you can walk through the Old Town with its classic cobbled streets.

Istanbul, Turkey

A city full of history, color and diverse aromas. Most of its most popular religious sites have free access and it also has a wide variety of traditional street food.

Bergamo, Italy

Finally, there is Bergamo in Italy. It is one of the cities that are often ignored by tourists, but it has nothing to envy to Rome or Milan. It is located in the north of the country and full of buildings and historical ruins that are worth knowing.