SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Tram Budapest. Guide about tickets and route 2, 4,6, and 19 lines Tram Budapest Are you looking for a fascinating and suggestive way, and why not, cheap, to visit Budapest? Do not be afraid: the answer is called TRAM. The tram network, in fact, runs through the most beautiful and significant places in the city; you can enjoy the beauty of the historic center declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the window of a vintage vehicle, often dated, and, precisely for this reason, really suggestive. And you can do it at the cost of a simple travel document. The reference point is certainly represented by the Budapest 2 tram, a real institution, which, following the course of the Danube, crosses Pest from north to south; you will review the Parliament, the Palazzo Gresham, Monument to the Holocaust, bronze statues (the city is full of them), as well as having a spectacular view of the river and Buda. One of the two terminus (Jászai Mari tér) is located near the wonderful Margaret Bridge, which leads to the beautiful island of the same name in the middle of the river! The line 2, however, is not the only one worth using. The Line 19, for example, makes a nice path on the other side of the Danube, “cutting” Buda; you will admire this way, i Géllert Thermal Baths Calvinist Church, Royal Castle and much more.Also from Buda, i leave 4 and 6 trams, both worthy of mention, which run both on Nagykörút, (Grand Boulevard), cross the wonderful Margaret Bridge first, and the Bridge Petofiafterwards they pass through Pest and return to Buda. Splendid and evocative glimpses of the city that will be enjoyed by all travelers.Obviously, with the cold and the rain, these vehicles are very popular, and as such, they will be very crowded at peak times, on weekends or on public holidays !. TRAM BUDAPEST TIMETABLES AND PRICES Here are the timetables of the 4 most important lines of the Budapest Tram. TRAM 2: from Jászai Mari tér, Monday to Sunday, from 04:41 to 00:16. In the opposite direction, from 04:17 to 23:50. The frequency increases from 20 minutes in the evening to about 5 minutes during rush hour.TRAM 4: from Széll Kálmán tér M every day, including holidays, from 04:58 to 23:33. In the opposite direction, from 04:30 to 23:30. The frequencies vary from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 10/20 minutes.TRAM 6: operates 24 hours a day, every day including Sundays and holidays!TRAM 19: runs daily from 04:18 to 23:38 from Szent Margit Kórház and from 04:23 to 23:23 from Kelenföld vasútállomás M. You can use the same tickets for the metro and buses to travel on Tram Budapest, including passes, season tickets and 10-trip carnets. More information in our Budapest public transport tickets section available at this link. *All information is for information purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. We therefore 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 Buda Castle Funicular Public Transport Tickets City Card What to see Holidays with Kids Christmas Markets Musical Fountain Central Market Hungary General Info Airports Destinazioni Events, Festivals Drive in Hungary When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Rental Car Tour, Experiences map of the city Share the post
Valencia Tourist Card
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Valencia Tourist Card. Guida and info. Prices, types, where to buy Valencia Tourist Card Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Museums, transport and attractions. All in one card Valencia Tourist Card combines practicality and economy. Available in three different types, depending on the duration. Thanks to it, you will discover the rich historical and cultural heritage, the leisure activities and the gastronomy of Valencia. You can also take advantage of preferential entry into the most important museums, and unlimited transportation throughout the city. Discover Valencia, with its 2000 years of history, and its marvelous historic center, declared World Heritage by UNESCO. The Gothic Valencia, with the two towers of the Serranos, built in the fourteenth century, which are part of the medieval walls. The splendid Plaza de la Virgen, behind the very important Cathedral. WHAT INCLUDES MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS The Valencia Tourist Card includes the entrance to more than 20 museums and monuments of the city and discounts up to 50% in the main places of interest in the city. Almudín Blasco Ibáñez House-Museum Valencia Cathedral (10% off) Tossal Gallery Lonja de la Seda Museum of Rice Valencia History Museum Fallas Museum Quart towers Torre Serranos TRANSPORT Thanks to the Valencia Tourist Card, you will have unlimited access on all bus, metro and tram lines operating in the ABCD areas. It also includes a free transfer service to the airport, with the L3 and L5 lines. DISCOUNTS The Card entitles you to major reductions, up to 50%, on tour buses and guided tours. And, again, in the clubs, walks and thermal circuits, free entry to the Casino! You will not miss the chance to taste, at a discounted price, the legendary Valencian paella; you can not leave the city without having tasted a dish. Better yet, if you can do it …. at a discounted price! PRICES The Card is available in denominations from 24, 48 and 72 hours. The card must be validated on first use. Once validated, the card will be valid for the next 24, 48 or 72 hours, depending on the cut. The Card from 24h costs 15.00€ per adult, and 12.75€ reduced. The 48h version costs 20.00€ per adult, and 17.00€ reduced. The 72h version costs 25.00€ per adult, and 21.25€. If you have planned a long weekend in Valencia, the 72 hours version is particularly advantageous. WHERE TO BUY THE VALENCIA TOURIST CARD The CityCard is available at the main authorized shops and at the airport. You can also buy your card online, on the official website Leave a comment The City Airport Get in Getting around Transport Tickets Disabled What to see Oceanografic Fallas Mercat Central Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Plane Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Car Rent map of the city Share the post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email
Artxanda Funicular
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Artxanda Funicular, in Bilbao. Info, times, frequency, how to get there Artxanda Funicular Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter With over 100 years of history, the Artxanda Funicular is one of the most evocative means of transport in the city. Connects the lower part of Bilbao with the area of Mount Artxanda, for a total length of 770 meters. It was inaugurated way back in 1915 and is currently operational every month of the year. The lower station is located at Funikularreko Plaza, a few minutes walk from the futuristic Zubizuri Bridge. Once you reach the top, the lookout and the Panoramic Terrace awaits you with a beautiful view of Bilbao. Near the funicular there is a quiet park, with lots of greenery, bars, Basque restaurants, and the Escultura de la Huella; a curious sculpture depicting an immense fingerprint. Drop in, especially for the beautiful view from the top. Photo ©, Miguel Fernandes PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET From the Guggenheim Museum, you can reach the entrance to the Artxanda funicular in just under 15 minutes. Go along the scenic road, then cross the Zubizuri Bridge. From Casco Viejo, you walk for about 1200 meters. The funicular is just a few minutes from the Matiko station, connected with the L3 metro and lines E1, E3, E4, Trena. TIMETABLES AND FREQUENCIES The funicular works every day, every month of the year. From October to May, it is active from Monday to Sunday, from 07:15 to 22:00. On holidays, it runs from 08:15 to 22:00. From June to September, the closing time is at 11.00 pm. The frequency of the races, unless otherwise specified, is always 15 minutes. ARTXANDA FUNICULAR TICKETS Like the metro and buses, to travel on the funicular it is preferable to buy the special Barik Card. It is a rechargeable card, equipped with a microchip, which allows you to travel on all city vehicles, at discounted rates. The minimum top-up amount is €5. Only at the time of purchase, you will have to pay €3 for activation costs. This amount will be automatically deducted on the first top-up. A trip by funicular, with Barik card, costs €0.60. Alternatively, you can opt for the classic paper ticket, at a cost of €1.65. In other words, with a return trip you will have almost entirely covered the Barik Card. Leave a comment The City Airport Get in Getting Around San Mames Stadium Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Plane Hotels Rooms Car Rent map of the place share the post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email