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DragonFlies says:
Being a native New Yorker, here is some advice for you if you are visiting the City (meaning Manhattan) and the outskirts.
The cheapest, fastest, truly New Yorker experience to get around is the Subway. It runs very often (late night about every 20 minutes) and you can take local or express train…
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jennjeff1 says:
Jenny found the best hotel for our Millennium in Times Square adventures after calling 60 hotels in NYC on 1 January 1999 and we have stayed at the same Best Western Seaport Inn in New York on at least 6 separate occasions since 2000.
We decided on Best Western Seaport Inn overlooking the Brookly…
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Travelbuddys says:
We took the Berlin subway (U and S bahn) so often we almost can remember all the lines and there stations. The Berlin subway is easy for use. Maps are available at every station. The U-Bahn as it's called has about 170 station in Berlin and has 9 different lines. There are 3 tariff zones A, B and C.…
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pinchora says:
Cheap New York Know How:
1.) Subway pass... get an all day pass and Utilize it... the subway looks intimidating but is actually pretty easy to learn. Also go to www.hopstop.com if you want to map out your trip before hand on where you want to go. It will tell you what train to take, where to bo…
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fran2011 says:
The London metro is simply one of the most convenient ways of getting around the city. The locals call it the "tube." There are metro stations strategically placed throughout the city. As one enters any station, one can get tickets via a machine or an actual employee. There are several types of tick…
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Andy99 says:
Grand Central Terminal was built as the main terminal of the New York Central Railroad. Construction of the vast urban station required 10 years between 1903 and 1913. (As it was built it replaced the earlier 1880s Grand Central Station.)
Everything about the Grand Central is on a grand scale. Th…
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fran2011 says:
In my personal opinion, I think Madrid's metro system is one of the most efficient subways around. Once you enter any metro stop you first pay 2 euros for a one way ticket anywhere in the main city of Madrid. If you want to go farther out, like Mostoles (a satellite town), you need to pay an additio…
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Mnonnn says:
We have been sleeping in this hotel for a couple of days. Its location is very good (Chambers and West Broadway): in the same building as the hotel you'll find a Starbucks, its located next to a subway (direct lines to Times Square) and it's close to Ground Zero. In the neigborhood you find everythi…
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awonder01 says:
Two fun-seeking American friends give you the lowdown on getting around in China’s capital city, Beijing.
The subway is very cheap and for 2rmb, you can use 8 different lines, but avoid traveling at 7-9am, or 5-7pm at week days.
Taxi can be a good option, from the airport to downtown area c…
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iramalama says:
The hotel is of a high quality and the rooms are comfortable enough. That said, it is a bit far from the city center. Nevertheless, I usually walked there and back as it gave me the opportunity to see more of the city that way. In fact, the only time I took a taxi was coming to and from the airport …
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Andy99 says:
Underneath the US Capitol building runs one of the more unusual transit systems that you'll encounter. Linking the Capitol building to the Congressional office buildings are the Senate Subway and House Subway. These are functional transit systems, meant to transport Members of Congress and their sta…
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Biedjee says:
Stockholm is expensive, that is a common fact. So finding affordable accomodation within city limits can be quite a difficult task. The short tourist season and shortage of hostels make that most budget accommodation is booked months in advance.
Hotel Västberga is a large hotel in a quiet indus…
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Africancrab says:
This stop is New York, “Big Apple”, home of the Yankees and the world‘s most popular city. This was always a destination of choice for me up until I actually visited it and felt like I was in a prison without walls. The sky scraper buildings, huge crowds, the hurry to do things etc. To differe…
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Andy99 says:
Washington Metrorail, or Metro, as everyone calls it, is the subway/rapid transit system serving Wshington, DC and its Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Metro is an excellent, clean, and safe transit system and is the best way for the traveler to get around Washington, DC.
Metro operates five color …
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flyldavid says:
Here is an alternative if you are not looking to shed $50-$70 for a cab fare, to travel between (IAD) Dulles International Airport, and Downtown Washington, DC.
Dulles Airport is located 26 miles NW from downtown DC. A good 45 minutes to an hour drive. If you are arriving on an international fli…
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