SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Prague City pass, the public transport card to Museums. Price Prague City Pass Experience the charm and magic of an absolutely wonderful city, with the special Prague City Pass (Visitor Card). This is a fantastic card that combines practicality, convenience and savings Prague City Pass, in fact, offers holders various discounts and access to the city’s rich cultural heritage. Thanks to the Visitor Card you will have free access to over 70 experiences in the Capital, including the City Hall and Astronomical Clock, the Castle, the Petrin Tower… Furthermore, you can take advantage of numerous discounts on tours, food and shops throughout the city. Furthermore, with the Card you will have unlimited access to all public transport in the Capital, including the Petrin Funicular, trams 41 and 42 and the Express shuttle to the international airport! The Card can be activated directly through the app, without necessarily having to go to a physical point of sale. PRACTICAL INFO WHAT THE CARD INCLUDES Prague Visitor Pass is available in three different denominations that vary based on duration. More active at the time of first use (entry to an attraction or on the means of transport). Here’s what it includes: Free or discounted entry to over 70 museums and attractions, including Prague Castle, Mirror Maze, Petrin Tower and Panorama, Kafka Museum, Sternberg Palace, Chocolate Museum and much more ! The card also offers priority access to the most visited attractions so you don’t waste time queuing. Unlimited access to all forms of public transport, including airport transfers, Petrin funicular, nostalgic tram lines. You will have exclusive discounts on city tours, excursions, guided walking tours and audio guides in different languages. 150-page guide in seven languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Czech), with a list of all card promotions and benefits. CARD PRICES Below are the prices of the card based on the type: The version valid for 48 hours costs 104€ at the standard rate and 52€ at a reduced rate. The 72h card costs 128€ (reduced 64€) The 120h card costs 152€ (reduced, 76€) Children aged 6 to 14 pay the reduced rate. From 15 years of age, you pay the standard rate. Free for children up to 5 years WHERE TO BUY PRAGUE CITY PASS You can purchase the city pass card through this link. The card is not activated automatically upon receipt but only upon first use. *All that is contained herein is for purely indicative purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. Therefore, we invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting around Petrin Funicular Tram Public transport Tickets What to See Holidays with Kids Where to sleep Dancing House Bohemian Carnival Christmas Markets Andel Market Czech Rep General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Czech When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Rental Car Tour, Experiences Map of the city Share the post
Tram Prague
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP What to see in Prague in a weekend. Best museums attractions Tram Prague Every self-respecting major capital has a means of public transport with a purely tourist vocation. Berlin, Budapest and Lisbon are important examples. Prague is certainly no exception. Line 22 and the NOSTALGIC LINES are excellent solutions for those who want to get around the city and enjoy unique views and panoramas, without spending a fortune. It’s like being on board a Hop On Hop Off Bus, with really affordable prices. A journey along nostalgic lines represents a real “dive into the past”. You can travel aboard vintage trams, with all the tools and safety features of today. These “nostalgic lines” connect the most important and tourist destinations in the center of the capital, with a system similar to the Hop On Hop Off bus. Two historic trams are currently in service PRAGUE HISTORIC TRAMS Line 41 runs in Spring and Summer, every Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, from Vozovna Střešovice to Výstaviště Holešovice. Runs every hour starting from 12.02pm (first run) to 5.02pm (last run) from Vozovna Střešovice; from 1pm to 5pm from Výstaviště Holešovice. The ticket for a single journey costs 100CZK (4€) per adult and 60CZK (2.40€) for children up to 15 years old, disabled people and those over 65. You can also use the daily ticket for Tram 42. Line 42 operates from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:00. All trams depart and arrive from the Dlabačov stop. The frequency is 30 minutes and the total journey takes approximately 45 minutes. To use both trams you will have to purchase a special ticket from authorized ohm vendors, alternatively, on board the vehicle, paying in cash or contactless card. To use the trams you will have to purchase a special ticket for the whole day, at a cost of 400CZK (around €16) per adult and 200CZK reduced (children from 4 to 15 years and over 65). The ticket allows you to travel unlimitedly throughout the day on lines 41 and 42. NOT VALID ON OTHER MEANS OF THE CITY. From this link you can purchase the day ticket for the two nostalgic lines. Please note: Prague public transport tickets are not valid on lines 41 and 42! TRAM LINES 22 AND 23 PRAGUE Prague Tram lines 22 and 23 represent the best and most economical solution for visiting the city and having an excellent point of view of the main monuments and places of interest. All you have to do is sit comfortably on board your tram. Furthermore, to travel you can use normal transport tickets, including 24 and 72 hour passes. Tram 22 Prague runs every day, from Monday to Sunday, from approximately 04:30 until midnight. The tram follows one of the most scenic routes in the city: Bilá Hora – Vypich – Nádraží Strašnice – Nádraží Hostivař. Line 23 connects Královka to Zvonařka, and runs every day from approximately 07:50 to 18:50, with departures every 30 minutes. The 2 routes pass through symbolic places and monuments of the city including the National Theater, the Belvedere and the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge. You can freely decide whether to get off or continue your journey. Obviously, since these are extremely tourist vehicles, it is very unlikely to be able to find a free seat. We recommend avoiding peak times and opting to depart from one of the two terminals. These small measures could be fundamental to being able to get a seat in the front row, in front of a window. *All that is contained herein is for purely indicative purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. Therefore, we invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting around Petrin Funicular Public transport Tickets City Pass What to See Holidays with Kids Where to sleep Dancing House Bohemian Carnival Christmas Markets Andel Market Czech Rep General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Czech When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Rental Car Tour, Experiences Map of the city Share the post
Tramvia Blau
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Tramvia Blau. Info. Timetable, prices, barcelona tram route Tramvia Blau Anyone looking for a fascinating and somewhat suggestive way to get around Barcelona will certainly find the right solution in the Tramvia Blau. This is the blue Tram, dated 1901 which, over the years, has managed to maintain its original appearance. Furthermore, the tram almost entirely follows the ancient route that winds from the Avinguda Tibidabo stop of Line 7 of the FGC metro. To date, it is one of the last examples of the ancient Spanish tram system, together with the Tranvía de Sóller, on the island of Majorca. The tram leads to the Tibidabo Funicular stops which allow you to reach the top of the mountain of the same name. Thanks to the Tramvia Blau, you can cross places of absolute charm. From CosmoCaixa (Museu de la Ciència), to the Parc d’atraccions del Tibidabo. And, again, the Temple del Sagrat Cor, the Torre de comunicacions de Collserola and the Observatori Fabra. The Tramvia Blau is used almost exclusively by tourists. Not infrequently, however, Catalan families advance on the line to reach the park with the Tibidabo funicular. A massive renovation has been underway since 2018 and, to date, the line is still standing. Photo, 2006 David Forné Fernández PRACTICAL INFO From 01 February 2018 the line is closed for maintenance. The interventions are currently still in progress and the exact dates for the reopening are not yet known. Until January 31, 2018, the tram was in operation with the following times: From January 2nd to March 24th: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 18:00. From 25 March to 7 April: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 19:30. From 08 April to 17 April: every day from 10:00 to 19:30 From April 18 to June 23: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 19:30. From 24 June to 11 September: every day from 10:00 to 19:30. From 12 September to 27 October: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 19:30. From 28 October to 31 December: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 18:15. TRAMVIA BLAU TICKETS To use the Tram, you need to purchase a special ticket costing €5.50. Although the management belongs to the TMB which manages public transport in Barcelona, IT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE INTEGRATED TARIFF SYSTEM. Therefore, it will not be possible to use the Hola Card to access, but a separate ticket must be purchased. The special BITLETT SENZILL for the tram can be purchased directly on board the vehicle. Leave a comment The City El Prat Airport Girona Airport Get in Getting around Transport Tickets BCN Card Family Where to Sleep What to see Short Visit Holiday with Children Park Guell Tibidabo Parc de Guinardó Magic Fountain La Boqueria Market The Surroundings Girona Montserrat Monastery Poblet Monastery Port Aventura Sitges Tarragona Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Hola Card Car Rent Attractions, Experiences map of the city Share the post
Bus 50 Thessaloniki
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Bus 50 Thessaloniki. Practical info, times, tickets, frequency. What to see Bus 50 Thessaloniki Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter The Bus 50 Thessaloniki is the ideal solution for getting around the city on a tourist bus, at the cost of an urban ticket (or almost). A sort of Low Cost City Sightseeing. Established in the 2009, it is managed by OASTH, the Greek company that deals with public transport in the city. A really comfortable and rather efficient service. The Bus 50 Thessaloniki, is a Cultural line, which allows you to have an overview of the rich historical and cultural heritage of this beautiful city. The itinerary starts from the White Tower (Lefkos Pirgos), and, from here, develops around the main monuments of the city. During the tour, lasting about 50 minutes, you will be provided with informative and audiovisual materials, all in Greek and English. The blue buses are easily identifiable thanks to the decorations along the sides and the rear part of the vehicle. Buses are not particularly crowded, as are the city’s vehicles. PRACTICAL INFO TIMETABLES AND FREQUENCIES The Bus is in service, every day, from 08:00 to 21:00. The frequency of the races is always one hour. It starts, as indicated, by Lefkos Pirgos, and then returns to the starting point. TICKETS To use the bus you must buy the ticket from 1.90€, valid only for the 50 line or, alternatively, for the 78 and 78N lines to/from Makedonia/Thessaloniki International Airport. The ticket can be purchased directly on board the vehicle. The reduced ticket costs 0.90€. Free for all holders of transport passes. BUS 50 THESSALONIKI ITINERARY The full tour takes around 50 minutes. Here are the stops along the Bus Tour Lefkos Pirgos – Mousia – Esperia – Agios Sofias – Aristotelous – Palio Dimarhio – Diikitirio – Agios Dimitros – Koule Kafe – Taxiarhon – Keladis _ Agii Anargiri – Platanos – Agios Pavlos – Nosokomio – Panepistimio – Lefkos Pirgos. Leave a comment The City Airport Get in Getting Around What to see Museums UNESCO Monuments International Fair Greece General Info Airports Destinations Events Drive in Greece When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Rental Cars map of the Bus Share the post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email
Bus 100 Berlin
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Bus 100 Berlin. Practical info, guide, tickets, timetable, route Bus 100 Berlin Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Berlin is one of the European capitals of greater charm. Beautiful and wonderful like few, a careful visit deserves, thanks to his truly incredible proposal. Museums, extraordinary monuments, historic buildings …. One of the best ways to turn wing city is, without a doubt, the 100 Berlin bus. It is, in practice, of a sort of hop on hop off bus at the price of a ticket starting from € 2.00! And in fact it is really comfort. The yellow buses of the 100 line, such as “cheap” “cousins” are just as comfortable and reliable as only German services can be; Equipped with two floors, yellow, connect the two Hertzallee terminus and Alexanderplatz/Memhardstr. The Bus 100 Berlin goes through, as mentioned, the main points of interest of the German capital. You will then review the avenue Unter den Linden, Brandenburger Tor, Victory Column in Tiergarten, Zoologischer Garten, the Church of the Memorial (Memorial Church). In other words, it does not differ from the tourist circuits of some companies, offered at exorbitant prices! And that’s the beauty: you only pay the cost of a simple ticket! Here is the list of stops: Hertzallee S + U Zoologischer Garten Breitscheidplatz Bayreuther Str. Schillstr. Lützowplatz Nord.Botschaften / Adenauer-Stiftg Großer Stern Schloss Bellevue House of World Cultures Republic Square Reichstag / Bundestag S + U Brandenburger Tor Unter den Linden / Friedrichstr. Staatsoper pleasance Spandauer Str./Marienkirche S + U Alexanderplatz S + U Alexanderplatz / Memhardstr. TIMETABLE BUS 100 BERLIN The bus is active every day, from Monday to Friday, from 06:30 to 00:30 towards Alexanderplatz; From 06:00 to 00:30 towards Hertzallee. From 08:00 to 22:30, the frequencies are between 7 and 10 minutes. In the other bands, he ran every 20 minutes. On Saturdays and Sundays, the 100 Berlin bus is active from 07:00 to 00:30, in both directions. Just over the weekend, in response to the highest influx of travelers and tourists, the races are really frequent … even every 5 minutes! TICKETS AND PRACTICAL INFO To travel on the bus you can use a short ticket at a cost of €2.00 per person (€1.50 at reduced rate). Keep in mind, however, that with this ticket you can take a trip for a time limit of 20 minutes, and a maximum of 6 stops (from origin to destination). Alternatively, you can use any other ticket valid on Berlin transport. Info in our special section on TRANSPORT TICKETS BERLIN. Remember that children of age less than 6 years travel free on all means, accompanied by a paying adult. On this bus the transport of bicycles is not allowed. Being a “tourist” line, it is quite easy to find very crowded buses. It is therefore recommended to avoid peak times; Opt for the first races, or, in the evening. Alternatively, bus 200 carries out a relatively similar path and is less crowded. All you have to wish you a good trip aboard a comfortable and cheap Bus 100 Berlin Leave a comment The City Brandeburg Airport Get in Getting around Transport Tickets Festivals and Events Pergamonmuseum Nightlife Folsom Europe Flohmarkt Germany General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Germany When To go Reservations Plane Hotels Rooms Offers & Last Minute Rental Cars City Map Share the post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email