METRO/BUS/TRAM – the Oslo Metro consists of six train lines that all go through the city’s’ downtown areas. Totaling 104 stations, the Metro has 16 underground or indoor stations. The same regulating company that runs Oslo’s Metro (Ruter), also runs its bus and tram systems. Fares vary according to the number of zones one is […]
BUS / TRAMS / TROLLEYS – Central Tallinn is very compact and easy to get around. For example Tallinn Airport is just 15 min bus ride away from the Medieval Old Town. To reach the suburbs there are buses, trolley buses and tram-lines in place. Public transport operates between 6:00 and 23:00 (some lines operate until 24:00). Click here for schedules: […]
TAXI – taxi stands are located at major intersections and in front of bigger hotels. Passengers can choose from any of the available taxis at a taxi stand. Taxis can be also ordered by phone or hailed on the street. Starting fare €2-€5 EUR, price for 1 km is about €0,50-€1. The price list […]
Reykjavík Welcome Card – for tourists who are spending much of their stay in Iceland within Reykjavik, it may be advisable to purchase this card. It provides unlimited bus rides for a given period of time (from 24 to 72 hours). During the lifespan of the card, tourists can also free entry to a great […]
BUS – unlike other European countries, there is no rail system anywhere in Iceland, not even the capital city, Reykjavik. Thus, locals rely entirely on bus transportation – both to get around within Reykjavik, as well as to connect to other parts of the country. Reykjavik’s local bus system is called Straetó (www.straeto.is). A […]
TAXI – fortunately for tourists, taxis in Reykjavik are metered, with the fare posted in each cab. They can be hailed off the street, or reserved via phone. Upon request (and for a negotiated fee), many taxis will provide tours of the capital and outskirts For those wanting to call for a taxi, the following […]
TAXI – black taxis can be hailed in the street, ordered by phone, or picked up at one of the many central ranks. Taxis are fairly expensive – the minimum charge varies according to the time of the ride (see fare chart below): Tariff 1: Monday – Friday 6am – 6 pm Tariff 2: Monday […]
BICYCLE – Since Cardiff is a small enough city to virtually cover by foot, aside from Cardiff Bus, there is no Metro or local train service that provides public transportation here. However, Cardiff is a great city to get around by bike and is one of the fastest ways to go from one place to […]
Bus — Cardiff Bus has an extensive system throughout the city and outer areas. Most routes follow an anti-clockwise route around the city-center. A single ticket within the city (including Penarth) is £1.70 adult, and £1.20 child. A return ticket which allows a day’s unlimited travel costs £3.40 adult and £2.20 child. This link show the […]
TAXI – Black and white cabs are widely available around the city centre, with major taxi ranks located at Cardiff Central Station, Wood Street, St Mary Street and Greyfriars Road. For those wanting to call a taxi direct, here are some taxi companies that operate in Cardiff: Dragon Taxis: +44 29 2033 3333 Capital […]