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Métro Paris
544 Reviews yes Relays is one, and so many other merchant sell them too, its in the Ratp site too. I know when visitors come time is of the essence so every little time save is precious. Locals know the ins and...
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Tube (Underground, Subway, Metro). London
514 Reviews you are in the following section of the website: Tickets Fares Section navigation Pages in this section: Tube, DLR and London Overground Bus and tram National Rail River Single fare...
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Tram - Amsterdam
138 Reviews Getting around in Amsterdam is not a big problem. Some of the interesting or must visit places are quite adjacent to one another...walking is very possible. However, some places do need a little bit...
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Metro-Bus-Tram Rome
231 Reviews The public transportation system is fairly efficient and connects you to most zones in town. The best way to move around is by bus & metro (this latter having only 2 lines: A & B, although they are...
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To / From Airport Barcelona
75 Reviews Aerobus gives a constant transport to and fro the airport every 10 minutes from 5:30am to 00:30am every day. Cheap at 5.30 euro. Tickets can be purchased from vending machines or from the...
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Vaporetto Venice
124 Reviews Alilaguna is a private company seperate to ACTV who run most of Venices Vaporettos. They operate services between Marco Polo airport and Venice as well as a number of the other islands in the Venetian...
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Bus,tram&Metro Vienna
200 Reviews The service is fast and reliable - there are a number of ticket options and the automated ticket machines are able to deal with a number of languages apart from German. The tickets seem fairly cheap;...
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To and From Dublin Airport Dublin
43 Reviews There are three various bus connections from the airport to the O'Connell Street stop in the city center - Aircoach, AirLink and city bus (route No.16A). The stop for last named bus is bit hidden to...
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Barajas airport Madrid
54 Reviews Barajas sure has changed since the days when I flew in and out of here on a regular basis. Not only is it much larger but it's beautiful! From the undulating formation of the ceiling to the abundance...
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Métros/Trams/Bus Brussels
104 Reviews The Brussels Metro system is reliable and is a good, inexpensive way to avoid the expensive taxis. It works similar to the Paris Metro in that a train's terminus determines the direction. The...
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Train Copenhagen
52 Reviews Easy way of traveling inside and outside Denmark.You can travel on a relation Malme - Copenhagen by train.It's so easy,fast and practical,specially for those who live in Sweden and work in Denmark or...
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By Train Florence
68 Reviews Understanding the Billboard Train Times in the station. The photo shows the train number, the time it leaves and where it makes stops. They are all listed by the 24 hour clock time. Listed in the...
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Public Transportation Munich
96 Reviews Munich has one of the best and easiest-to-use public transport systems in Europe. While you can buy single tickets and "stripe tickets" (see the MVV website), the best deal for most tourists is to...
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Tram Electrico Lisbon
115 Reviews From Lisbon to Almada You can go (all costs in euro): 1) by bus - http://www.carris.pt/en/bus/753/ascendente/ cost = 2,85 + 2,85(round), (if you buy the ticket on board) or 1,95 + 1,95 if you have...
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Tunnelbana (Underground) Stockholm
58 Reviews The Metro of Stockholm is called Tunnelbana (T-Bana) and consists of three lines (green, red and blue). All stations are marked with a white T on blue background and many of them are famous for their...
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Subway/Metro Milan
63 Reviews There excist subway in Milano which is the cheapest way for travelling inside the city area, and most probably the quickiest too. If visiting Milano by car, the best is to reach one of the starting...
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Metro Athens
89 Reviews We bought the full day Metro pass and went to Piraeus and jumped on a Hellenic Seaways ferry to the island of Aegina.Spent the day shopping and playing and touring the Temple of Apollo,then ferried...
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By Metro Moscow
138 Reviews Metro when I was in Moscow was the main type of transportation which I was used. I bought 2 times tickets for 10 rides. I payed about 250 RUB. I suppose that this ticket is cheaper and are more useful...
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Train Krakow
62 Reviews While in Poland we travelled between Warsaw and Krakow by train. Before traveling, I searched the Polish Rail website for info about timetable and prices. There are several trains a day between Warsaw...
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Boats & Ferries Helsinki
84 Reviews Suomenlinna is an Island that is only accessible by water. It is very easy to reach, as there is a regular Ferry service running to and from the Island. We had our Helsinki card, so could travel for...
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Bus, tram, metro Antwerp
37 Reviews In Antwerp you can take one of the following ten "De Lijn" trams: -2 GREEN Hoboken-Linkeroever -3 YELLOW Merksem-Zwijndrecht -4 LIGHT BLUE Hoboken-St. Pietersvliet -7 DARK BLUE Mortsel-St....
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Travel by Plane Train ,Boat or Car or Bus Brugge
72 Reviews The City Tour is a really good way to see the sights of Brugge. The bright yellow mini-buses run from the Markt area every hour. There is a Brugge tour which takes 50 minutes and a Damme tour which...
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Trains Warsaw
30 Reviews I had some extra time and wanted to save some money, so I took the train into Warsaw. Starting from Frankfurt, Germany, I took the ICE train and changed trains in Berlin. Overall, it took about 10...
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Ferry Helsinki Tallinn
23 Reviews During my Tallinn stay I made a day trip to visit my friend in Helsinki in Finland and see the city's sights. I don't remember how much it cost me for a round trip but further information including...
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Metro/Buses Manchester
53 Reviews The Manchester Metro-Link is a Tram network that operates in the City Centre and other parts of the Manchester area.It is a very modern network with trams to all parts of the city.It consists of four...
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HiPlease also check these following companies in order to be "on top of things" regarding train connections.Thalys.comEurostar.comNote with Thalys that prices(and offers) are lower a few weeks in advance./Ian
If you live in Europe you can travel pretty cheap if you plan ahead.Here are some budget airlines that will take to your desired destination without paying alot of money.www.ryanair.com Irish airline that flys within Europe and to North Africa Morroco.www.easyjet.com that flys to North africa Egypt,Morrco to Middle-east Amman and to Tel-Aviv and to Turkey as well.www.wizzair.com Hungarian airline www.norwegian.com Norwagian airlinewww.airbaltic.comwww.pegs.comRead more: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/p/m/219965/#ixzz1gtLHtyVU
[Best European Airports](http://blog.1800flyeurope.com/2011/12/top-5-european-airports-for-2011)Are you planning a trip to Europe in the near or distant future? Perhaps you are considering visiting several countries, or in searching for flight rates you are given the option of various airport locations for connecting to another flight? Before you reserve that ticket, take a little extra time to research the airports you will be flying in and out of. After you have read about the following award winning European airline hubs, you may want to consider giving yourself a couple extra hours to see why Skytrax has ranked these as the best of the best for 2011.
We usually lease a car and if you are going for 21 days or longer, consider this. For shorter periods, you'll need to rent so here is my rental information below:Some rental companies won't allow drivers over age 70 or 72. Check age requirements before you rent. There are some minimum age requirements too. It is always good to ask . . . or read the fine print. Check the bottom line for one company that does rent to over-70 folks.You will pay more for an automatic but if you order ahead of time, you will have no trouble getting it. We always use an automatic. Any rental is cheaper if you order ahead anyway. You will also want to make sure you can take the car into all the countries you plan to visit. Some countries have higher accident rates and some rental companies won't allow their cars into those countries. I suppose there are licensing agreements too. Whatever the cause, you can't...
If you are using the car for 21 or more days, you should consider the buy-back (lease) program. We always do this and it is wonderful. You get the brand new car of your choice. We use the Peugeot 207 automatic for ourselves and also when we have one of our daughters with us. Four people would need the 307 or 407.You have full insurance coverage, 24-hour roadside assistance and a new car. We always pick up and drop off in France so we don't have to pay extra charges but you can get the car nearly anyplace in Europe.On our last trip someone managed to back into our parked car and put a huge dent in one side. We told the Peugeot folks when we returned the car and they said not to worry about it. We were impressed.We have used http://www.autofrance.net/ the last few times but AutoEurope.com and Kemwel.com also have the Open Europe Lease Program with Peugeot.Renault has a similar program but...
Being a fan of driving and making from this a kind of “cliché” I have to say few words about this touristic attraction, isn’t it?I have had the opportunity to drive thousands of kilometers in Norway, Spain, France, Romania, Hungary, Austria Bulgaria, Greece and less in Turkey, Germany, and Switzerland. I am still working on this :) and I have already some opinions about driving in general.Loving the adrenaline as all the “Latinos”, probably, I feel the best driving old and small cars. In big 4x4s you cannot really feel the pleasure of driving. I remember about our first car, a Romanian Oltcit (... copied Citroen Visa) in which everything was shaking and looking in the mirror at 115 km/hrs. was useless as it was moving badly.The other car I love is a small Renault Clio (1999 model) bought in Norway with a huge amount of money (In Norway all the cars are double priced than in rest of...
I found the most convenient to fly… and I’m flying as often as I can, here and there and most of the time with KLM. It is funny that I have started to recognize faces in KLM’s personnel.It is not a 5 stars operator but, as far as I can see it they are always serious and I feel somehow at home in Schiphol and in all the KLM’s flights.Even seeing the special KLM’s blue, my toes start itching and my mind starts flying to the exotic islands somewhere in Caribe. Congratulation KLM and keep us dreaming and flying safe.
well i am biase,the local take is to do just France for the time you have ::)the car is the best way to travel France for sure, done that, and more ,the car is best. In France you wont have drop off charges either,one country one car.www.autoeurope.comwww.kemwel.comare good brokers for years doing it, then you know the rest.Spent a lifetime in Paris, no just kidding, maybe if you include Versailles you need the at least 7 days in Paris area. March weather is cool but nice, great way to travel by car.You can start in Paris and then hire the car from an outside agency not at airport you pay more, do it by porte d'Orleans avis,sixt, europcar ,national, ada are all there or wait until Paris and when do Versailles rent it there at any train station.the eurostar coming from London to Paris is fine, but do get around the city and then rent the car once out to see the countryside. Paris and...
When I was in Moscow Russia I often had problems with credit cards issued in USA and Europe for buying rail tickets...not exactly sure what the actual problem was but I was never successful. I ended up using a travel agent and it was worth the few extra bucks for piece of mind.
I'll double this one and also place it under "transport". Be fair to the system and if, only rate it once.A very serious word for travellers who fly into Europe from a non-EU country and change planes in a European country; e.g. coming from Singapore, change planes in Frankfurt to go to anywhere (EU and non-EU).Since November 2006, Europe is hysterial about the liquids which are being carried in hand luggage. Well, this is the case in other countries are as well, but Europe topped it with a speciality about the real liquids, like alcohol and also perfumes etc. Apart from the max. 50 ml of liquids like tootpaste, cream etc, which should be packed into a sealable transparent bag (e.g. the bags we use for freezing), you are not allowed to take any liquid past security. This includes water. You cannot take water, even not a 1 l sealed water bottle, across security. You can buy a water bottle...
Four Seasons George V Paris Paris
5 Reviews and 551 Opinions The Four Seasons George V is truly one of the world's great hotels. I really, really love to stay...
The Montague On The Gardens London
5 Reviews and 1062 Opinions The concierge was fabulous, the hotel very grand, and despite the rooms being small they were...
Albergo Del Senato Rome
5 Reviews and 1076 Opinions The Pantheon is my favorite building in Rome and might be my favorite building in the world. The...
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