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pacovera says:
Metro de Estocolmo El metro tiene casi 110 km
de largo y comprende 3 líneas principales: la verde, la roja y la azul.
Las estaciones están marcadas con una T azul. El metro de Estocolmo
suele decirse que es la exposición de arte más larga del mundo, muchas
de las estaciones están bel...
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alejandromail27 says:
Acerca del comienzo.
Madrid comenzó con un aeropuerto lejos de la ciudad y una ciudad cada vez mas lejos de Madrid, aunque se encuentre perfectamente comunicada con el metro. Comenzo, decia, con la tranquilidad de saber que hablamos un idioma parecido, en un lenguaje tan distinto.
Estaba las ni...
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wimmonnee says:
Today a ride in the Madrid metro costs 1 euro. Leaving from the airport (or at the airport) requires a 1 euro surcharge. Metro de Madrid has stations at Barajas Airport Terminals 4 and 1-2-3. You defenitely don't need a taxi (around 25 euro, depends on where you are going) to get to the heart of th...
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nathan85 says:
I did, last year. I've already given a few tips on the trav buddy forums, but then noticed this thing, so thought I'd share my personal experiences of the city, and things that you may find useful to know.
1) ARRIVAL
I flew in and out of Newark airport, you may be going through JFK or La Guard...
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Chokk says:
What do you expect from a Metro in Rome? Actually I didn’t have any wild expectations unless than it probably wouldn’t work perfectly. Well arriving a day where there is a strike did only confirm my expectations.
Today there are 2 Metro lines running in Rome but some construction work in diff...
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moonpics says:
We had heard a number of "warnings" about the Termini station (the con men, thieves etc), so much so that we almost decided to cancel our train trip into Rome. But we went ahead as planned, and it was a good thing we did because we enjoyed the experience. It's important that you don't go out of yo...
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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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SeanAlexander says:
Please, for the love of God, if you are a tourist in DC learn to stand on the right and pass on the left. We won't say anything if you do, but we'll be grateful. If you don't heed this advice, however, we'll get all "New York" and shout, bitch, and moan. Then we'll pray for September when you go awa...
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tiffburn says:
When traveling from Manhattan to Brooklyn, Manhattan Bridge area, on the Metro be aware of the late night G train. I have spend over an hour waiting for it, after 12am, and other nights it has come right away. Instead of the G the other option is the old reliable A/C train, but beware of the A. C be...
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wonderwander says:
While last time I was in Barcelona, seeing group of young girls dressing in bikinis and casual clothing and looks like if they are going to beach at Barcelona's metro. They were the thieves walking around and getting in and out of metro trains to pickpocket. They just get in a ...
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