5 BEST GADGETS FOR TRAVELERS

5. Pocket washer: Scrubba Wash Bag

It is equipped with a washing board, with almost no weight, and the size is minimal. Not only will it help you to wash your clothes wherever you want to be, but it will also help you save time and money. With only 2-4 liters of water and a little liquid soap it is worth having your clothes clean in less than 3 minutes.

4. Custom printing on your flip flops Leave your thoughts in the sand with these fun, original and cheap FlipSidez flip flops. All you have to do is choose your size, color, the text or symbol you want them to wear, and wait for your flip flops to arrive at the door of your house.

3. VAGO compressor bags
With these bags you can pack your clothes in a vacuum. Your things will continue to weigh the same (be careful with this when checking in, especially if you only travel with hand luggage), but they will occupy much less so, in the same suitcase, you will fit many more. You can save up to 50 percent space! Using them is infinitely easy: you take your things (ideal clothes), put them in the bag and empty with a small device that comes with it.

2. UV Pro Shoe Sanitizer If your traveling problem is that after a few days your shoes start to sing and stink inside your suitcase, your ideal gadget will be the UV Pro Shoe Sanitizer. This shoe sanitizer kills the germs of footwear, clothes, bags and whatever it takes. It is wireless, rechargeable and very light. Perfect to kill any bacteria or microorganisms and their bad smell!

3. Powernap Audio Mask Rest during a trip is the dream of every traveler, although at the moment of truth few are those who manage to really fulfill it. To the rescue of all those who rest resists has come the Powernap Audio Mask, a kind of facial mask that isolates you from the light and the sound around you. Not only that, the Powernap Audio Mask, which translated would be called something like “the supersiesta mask”, incorporates an audio system that connects with Breatonics and helps control breathing and relax, as well as a comfortable memory foam and refreshing so that one does not get up with the face of having slept in an airplane.

5 CHEAPEST CITIES OF EUROPE

5. Budapest, Hungary

The beautiful capital of Hungary, Budapest, has a lot of activities for those travelers at a LOW PRICE. You should know that much of the most expensive tourist action is centered along the river bank of the Budapest River. But it is FREE to explore on foot and visitors can even enjoy free excursions guided by expert guides.

On the other side of the Danube, the beautiful bastion of the fishermen has stunning panoramic views of the city and offers free admission between mid-October and mid-March. Of course, a trip to Budapest would not be complete without going through one of its famous thermal baths. Széchenyi bathrooms are a perfect option at a reasonable and beautiful price.

4. Prague, Czech Republic

Prague's reputation as the center of many bachelor parties may have increased the cost of a trip to the Czech Republic in recent years. In fact, according to Euromonitor International, it is now the fifth most visited destination in Europe. However, there is still much to do in the "City of One Hundred Needles" without spending a fortune.

Some points of interest such as the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square are a must on any visitor's itinerary. You can also find all kinds of food and drinks to take away from the historical center of Prague in neighborhoods such as the trendy Žižkov neighborhood. There is also a lot of public art in Prague.

3. Vilnius, Lithuania

It is significantly less touristy than many other cities in Eastern Europe. Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is one of the best low-cost destinations in the Baltic countries. There are a lot of free things to do in a city unknown to most.

You will enjoy one of the best cheap destinations in Europe by taking a simple stroll through its historic old town, which houses extravagant places like Užupis, a "republic" of artists with their own anthem and constitution. You can also see the Literatu Street Project, an artistic tribute to the great Lithuanian writers.

In Vilnius, even activities that are not free are not so expensive. For example, the entrance to the Gediminas Tower, with its beautiful views over the capital, costs only € 4.

2. Krakow, Poland

Famous for its historical monuments and architecture, such as the beautiful Wawel Castle, dating back to the 11th century, and the magnificent medieval square of the Old City. Visiting Krakow is becoming a must on the itinerary of many European travelers in recent years.

One of the main attractions of the former royal capital of Poland is its bustling and often very affordable nightlife. Krakow is said to be a place with one of the highest densities of bars and pubs in the world, mostly grouped around the Old Town and the historic Kazimierz district. And according to the Go Euro 2015 Beer Price Index, the city also has some of the cheapest beers on the continent.

1. Riga, Latvia

Full of eclectic historic buildings, it is not surprising that Latvia's vibrant capital, Riga, is often hailed as an architectural pearl. Nowhere is this more evident than in its charming Old Town. There restaurants can be typically expensive, but many of their attractions are relatively cheap to visit. For example the Porcelain Museum, celebrating the heritage of the Riga porcelain industry or the peculiar Museum of the Sun and the beautiful Church of San Pedro.

Get lost for hours at the legendary Riga Central Market and enjoy an affordable meal, made locally, such as pickled cucumber and smoked eel. You can also stroll through the old city to Bastejkalns Park to enjoy a picnic when the weather permits.

5 HEAVENLY PLACES IN SPAIN

5. Caves of Drach, Mallorca

The caves of the Drach are a total of four caves that are located in Mallorca, Balearic Islands. They are connected to each other and have a depth of 25 m and a length of 1.4 km. Inside we find Lake Martel, in which classical music concerts are organized daily. In addition, it is possible to take a boat ride through it.

4. Granadella Beach, Alicante

In Jávea, Alicante, we find this gravel beach that has an extension of about 160 m. It is considered one of the best beaches in Spain, as its transparent waters are ideal for swimming and diving. It has surveillance during the summer season.

3. National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido, Huesca

This national park is located in the Pyrenees, specifically in the province of Huesca, Aragon. It has an area of 15,608 hectares. Its the highest point is Monte Perdido, which has an altitude of 3,355 m.a.s.l.

2. The Stone Monastery

The Stone Monastery is a tourist establishment located in an old Cistercian monastery located in the Zaragoza municipality of Nuévalos in the Comarca de Calatayud, in Aragon (Spain). It also has a Natural Park, in which is located an incredible waterfall with amazing views.

1. The Cies islands

The Cíes Islands are an archipelago located in the province of Pontevedra northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. They were declared a natural park in 1980, and are included in the National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia, created in 2002. In February 2007 the British newspaper The Guardian chose Rhodes Beach as the best beach in the world.