SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Vienna city Card to travel and visit attractions for free. Prices, types Vienna city Card Flexipass. Vienna Pass. EasyCityCard… 3 cards to have all the best of the Austrian Capital “in your hand”.Including unlimited transportation. The first two cards (Flexipass and City Pass) have the same functionality but differ in the type of use and, above all, in the price. Flexipass allows you to choose the number of attractions to visit during your stay, from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 5 attractions. City Pass, on the other hand, allows you to visit all the attractions you want, for the duration you choose, from a minimum of 1 day to a maximum of six. CHOOSING THE RIGHT VIENNA CITY CARD With the Vienna Pass you will have access to all the most important attractions and monuments of Vienna, including full access to Shonbrunn Palace and Gardens and Vienna’s 4 Hop-on-Hop-off lines. The preferable cut is the 3-day one because it allows you to make the most of unlimited access (the same attraction cannot be visited twice). The card is valid for one or more days, and not for hours. If you purchase the 1-day card (not ideal in our opinion), it will expire at midnight on the same day it was validated. If you intend to access only a certain number of attractions and monuments, Flexi Pass can represent the right compromise. In this case you can choose from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 5 attractions (Zoo, Schonbrunn Palace, Madame Tussauds, Hop-on-Hop-off Bus…). Before purchasing, our advice is to do the calculations well because the convenience is quite evident only if you intend to visit certain attractions (Zoo or Madame Tussauds). In other cases you end up not saving at all… on the contrary! DENOMINATIONS AND PRICES OF THE TWO CARDS Flexipass is available for 2, 3, 4 or 5 attractions out of approximately 60 available. Valid for 60 days from first use. Here is the cost: 2 attractions: €49 adults. €27 reduced (children aged 6 to 18). 3 attractions: €67 adults. €37 reduced. 4 attractions: €85 adults. €45 reduced. 5 attractions: €99 adults. €55 reduced. Vienna Pass is an all-inclusive card that offers unlimited access to 90 attractions for the selected number of days. Includes access to the 4 Hop-on-Hop-off lines. Here are the types and prices: 1 day pass: €89 adults and €47 children. 2-day pass: €127 adults and €65 children. 3-day pass: €159 adults and €79 children. 6-day pass: €199 adults and €99 children. EASYCITYPASS VIENNA Flexi Pass and Vienna Pass DO NOT OFFER ACCESS TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT. In this case, if you want to travel unlimitedly on the city’s public transport network you will have to purchase the EasycityPass. Thanks to this card you will have unlimited use of public transport for 24 hours (€15.90), 48 hours (€21.90), 72 hours (€26.90) or 7 days (€35.90). The strong point is the fact that an adult and a child up to 15 years of age can travel with a single card. If you are a family of 2 adults and 2 children, therefore, you will only need to purchase 2 cards. WHERE TO BUY VIENNA CITY CARDS From this link you can purchase your cards directly online. Alternatively, you can buy the different Vienna City Cards in stores displaying the brand and at the appropriate automatic machines. *all information contained herein, including timetables and prices, is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered official. All names and trademarks herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting Around Transport Tickets What to see Museums Schloß Schönbrunn Prater Hundertwasser House Christmas Markets Vienna Pride Austria General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Austria When to Go Reservations Hotels Apartments Rental Cars Tour, Experiences Powered by GetYourGuide map of the city Share the post
El Rastro
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP El Rastro, the best Madrid market. Guide, timetables, how to get El Rastro If you do not want to curb your uncontrolled shopping impulse, and the desire to do business, you can not miss a visit to El Rastro, the historic flea market in Madrid. It is a real kingdom of bargaining. Every Sunday you will find half the city that invades the area between Plaza Tirso de Molina, Calle de Lavapies e Calle Toledo. There is a very long history and literary tradition that links Madrid to this historic market, one of the oldest in Europe. An ordinance from the 2000 stated it Cultural Heritage of the Pueblo de Madrid. El Rastro, in fact, is considered a sort of institution by the people of Madrid, thanks to its natural, spontaneous and disordered appearance. There is a real crowd; people everywhere, and hundreds of stalls. The international fame is such that, on a single Sunday, 100000 visitors can also be registered. Figures to say the least impressive. It sells a bit of everything: from second-hand clothes to jewelry to the technological products used. Here there is the universal rule that there is nothing that can not be sold. Photo ©, victorgrigras El Rastro is renowned above all for antique products. The aspect of this market, so natural, spontaneous and disordered, is that of a time. Recommended not only for doing some business, but also for a simple walk during your holiday in Madrid. Another curiosity is linked to the name of the district; it seems that it derives from the leaning path on which the trail of blood left, the animals of the old slaughterhouses. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET The market takes place in the city center, in an area easily accessible on foot and by public transport. With the efficient Madrid metro, you can use the 5 LINE, getting off at the Latina and Puerta de Toledo stops. With the 1 Line you go down to Tirso de Molina, while, with the 3 Line, you get off at the Embajadores stop. Alternatively, you can use 17, 33, 35, 41, 60, 148 and Circular buses. Not advised, in the city, to move with your own car. EL RASTRO OPENING HOURS The market takes place on Sundays and holidays, from 09:00 to 15:00. There is no precise order in the arrangement of the stalls. Generally, the artisans are concentrated in the Plaza de Cascorro, one of the most popular and busy areas. Especially from tourists. Then there are some “themed” streets that preserve the old name; this is the case of the Painters’ Road. TIPS The whole world is a country! Pickpockets, here, as elsewhere, can always be lurking. With the due precautions and precautions, you will not have particular worries. Wallets and bags, always keep an eye on them. After wandering around El Rastro, as good Madrilenians, we recommend a stop at Plaza Cascorro or Ribera de Curtidores. The tapas, in these parts, are a real ritual. The City Airport Get in Getting around Transport Tickets What to see Museums El Retiro Park World Pride San Isidro Festival The Surroundings Avila El Escorial Segovia Toledo Warner Park Madrid Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Car Rent Tour, Experiences map of the market Share the post
Seville Card
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Seville Card for museums, attractions and transports. City Pass Seville Card Seville Card is the best and cheapest way to set out to discover the wonderful Andalusian city. A fantastic card that allows you to take advantage of unlimited access to museums, monuments and attractions, also obtaining reductions for shopping, restaurants and Flamenco shows. Includes access to the two main city monuments: the Real Alcazar and the Cathedral of Seville and Giralda. You can choose between the two different versions “City Pass” and “Super Combo”. The latter is a sort of City Pass in a reduced and cheaper version, but still quite interesting. SEVILLE CARD CITY PASS This is the full version of the Sevilla Card. Ideal for a complete tour of the Andalusian city. The Card includes: Skip-the-line tickets for the Alcazar Royal Palace (audio guide included) Skip-the-line tickets to Seville Cathedral (audio guide included) Priority entrance to the Collegial Church of Divino Salvador 1 day Hop on Hop off bus Entrance to 5 different walking tours Downloadable audio guide app for Seville with commentary, maps, tips and more. You will not need to print or collect tickets. It will all be available on your device. Furthermore, to visit the monuments it will not be necessary to queue: you simply have to go to the entrance, with your smartphone! SEVILLE SUPER COMBI This is a slightly reduced version compared to the other proposal, but always extremely valid. Here’s what it includes: Skip-the-line ticket for the Alcazar Palace Skip-the-line ticket to Seville Cathedral Priority entrance to the Collegial Church of Divino Salvador Audio guide for the Alcázar and the Cathedral of Seville PRICES Seville City Pass costs €59 per person. Seville super Combi costs €36. Prices include taxes and fees. The City Airport Get in Getting around Transport Tickets What to see Alcazar Feria de Abril Semana Santa Mercado de Feria The Surroundings Cadiz Cordova Granada Jerez Malaga Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last minute Car Rent Tour, Experiencies map of the city Share the post
The Shard
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP The Shard London. What to see, opening hours, tickets The Shard The Shard Designed by Renzo Piano, The Shard, with its wonderful view of the city, represents one of the most suggestive buildings in the capital. With its irregular pyramidal shape, it is completely covered in glass. From here, you will have the opportunity to take wonderful photos of the London skyline; have the opportunity to admire from above the Cathedral of St. Paul, Tower Bridge and Westminter. The panoramic view is located at the top, on floors 68, 69 and 72, almost twice the height of any other London platform. Do not miss the level 72, the highest. Looking up, you will see how the glass fragments that form the top of this amazing skyscraper disappear upwards. Get ready to embark on a multisensory journey at 244mt. high, with a wonderful panoramic view. Wonderful views of the city await you. Traveling to the sky in two high-speed elevators, you quickly reach Level 68, a “Cloudscape” above the world. Here, in the sky above the English capital, you will experience an amazing 360 degree panorama of over 64 km (40 miles), and London’s past, present and future will be explained to you thanks to the help of multimedia displays. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET The Shard is located at 32 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9SG. The area is easily accessible by public transport. In fact, a few minutes away is the London Bridge Station underground station; from here, the Northern and Jubilee lines pass. London Bridge, near the building, is also the Southern, Thamelink, Southeasten train station. Those wishing to arrive by bus can use lines 43, 47, 141, 343, and the night line N199. All of them stop a few hundred meters away. OPENING HOURS THE SHARD In summer, from early April to mid-October, it is open every day from 10:00 to 22:00. The last entry is at 9:30 pm. In winter, from mid-October to late March, it is open from Sunday to Wednesday, from 10:00 to 19:00; last admission at 18:00. From Thursday to Saturday, from 10:00 to 22:00; last entry at 21:00. The times indicated above, however, may vary on the occasion of particular days or certain events. For exact times, please consult the calendar on the official website of the structure. TICKETS THE SHARD The facility is accessed every 15′ exactly, with staggered entrances. When booking, you must indicate the time of entry. Different types of tickets are available, depending on the services included. The entrance ticket start from 28£ per person from 4 years of age. In fact, there are no reductions. The ticket allows you to access all floors of the structure. Generally, on the official website, offers are available for those who book in advance. The price does not include any optionals such as the photographic package. Through this link, you can buy tickets conveniently online, at the best guaranteed price. Children under 4 years of age enter for free. Leave a comment The city London Airports Get in Getting Around Tickets Transport Where to sleep Best views from above What to see FREE Museums Royal Parks Markets Shopping Nightlife The Theaters London with Children Notting Hill Carnival Christmas Markets Harry Potter Studios Plan the Visit Get in Best Attractions One day at the Studios England Useful info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in England When to go Reservations Hotel Rooms Rental Car Offers Tour, Experiences 2X1 Attractions map of the place Share the post
Tower of London
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Tower of London Tickets, timetables. What to do and see Tower of London His Majesty’s Fortress, better known as the Tower of London, is one of the must-see attractions of the splendid British capital. It was once a historic fortress, surrounded by a moat and guarded by wild animals. Today, it is one of the most visited and symbolic places in the city, listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1988. The Tower of London (Tower of London) is without undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and best preserved medieval fortresses in Europe. It embodies the power of the Monarchy and it is in this very place that the crown jewels have been kept since the reign of Henry III in the 13th century. Today, in addition to having the opportunity to visit the splendid fortress and the jewels, you can experience the thrill of letting yourself be guided by a true Yeomen, between ancient walls, towers, ravines and cannons. A tour also recommended for younger visitors. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET THERE The attraction is located at St Katharine’s & Wapping, London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom. It is easily accessible by public transport. With the Circle and District lines of the tube, just get off at The Tower and, in a few minutes’ walk, you will arrive at your destination. Numerous bus lines, including 786, 788, 789 and the nocturnal bus n15, stop a short distance from the Tower. You can also get there by crossing the Thames, and getting off at the Tower Pier or St.Katherine Pier ferry terminals. WHAT TO SEE There are dozens of incredible sights and activities at the Tower. Among these: The White Tower,one of the most important historic buildings in the world. An iconic symbol of London and Great Britain, it is currently home to the ‘Power House’; a fascinating exhibition on national institutions founded at the Tower of London. Crown Jewels: you will be dazzled by the 23,578 gems that make up the crown jewels, including the most famous diamonds in the world. You will find this amazing collection in the Jewel House. Yeoman tour Warder, that is the tales from the Tower, between pain and passion, the treason and torture; all with bravado and laughter! TOWER OF LONDON TIMETABLE The attraction is open to the public on the following calendar days: Summer (01 March – 31 October): Tuesday – Saturday 9:00 – 17:30 Sunday – Monday 10:00 – 17:30 Winter (01 November – 29 February): Tuesday – Saturday 9:00 – 16:30 Sunday – Monday 10:00 – 16:30 Last admission 4pm Times are subject to change and are not to be considered official. TICKETS Admission to the Tower of London costs £29.90 per adult aged 16 and over. Children between the ages of 3 and 15, and those over 60, pay the reduced rate of £14.90. Free for under 5s. There are also special family tickets available which offer discounts for 3 or more visitors. Family ticket 1 (1 adult and maximum 3 children) costs £52.20. The Family 2 ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children) costs £81.10. Ticket includes entry to the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels, plus a guided walking tour with the Yeoman Warders. Through this link you can buy tickets directly online without commission. The tickets are also part of the 2×1 London Attractions promotion. The city London Airports Get in Getting Around Tickets Transport Where to sleep Best views from above What to see FREE Museums Royal Parks Markets Shopping Nightlife The Theaters London with Children Notting Hill Carnival Christmas Markets Harry Potter Studios Plan the Visit Get in Best Attractions One day at the Studios England Useful info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in England When to go Reservations Hotel Rooms Rental Car Offers Tour, Experiences 2X1 Attractions map of the place Share the post