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[...]  Dublin to London is probably too far for a day trip, but since Ireland is so small, you can take day trips from Dublin to many of the best sites in the country and still make it back to the city for [...]

[...] in Paris, head outside the city to experience a multitude of wonderful places. There are many day trips from Paris to choose between, from gardens and palaces to beaches, wine tastings, and sampling [...]

[...] fares: Children under 4 travel for free if they sit on a ticketed passenger’s lap. A one-way ticket for a child under 12 travel starts at £28. Seniors over 60 do not get much of a [...]

[...] a stop through Madrid or another city.  Because the fares are absurdly high $150-200 for a one-way ticket, this is one of the worst methods to travel between the two cities.  If for some reason you [...]

[...] the costs, but bus is a good option compared to the others. It takes about $45 to $65 for a one-way ticket between the two cities. The difference comes in because of bus line services – if you want [...]

[...] during peak months, and you want to get on the bus with your preferred schedule, you can book tickets online. For current ticket pricing, bus tickets can cost US $7.26 for one-way and US$ 13.06 for [...]

[...] Estación del Sur(South Station) in Madrid and arrive at Plaza de Armas bus station in Seville. Bus tickets cost around US$35 for single way. You can buy tickets at the station or online at Eurolines. [...]

[...] and you’ll arrive  in Granada at the RENFE station. The train schedule is much like the bus schedule — it departs twice a day, once at dawn, the other at dusk. The main rail lines to take [...]

[...] , still a good deal if you can get it at $50-80. Madrid to Seville by Bus Taking a Madrid to Seville bus is the cheapest option but it takes 6 hours and 35minutes. Buses depart at Méndez Alvaro or [...]

[...] stations. Plus, you can score discounts if you buy roundtrip tickets days ahead. Madrid to Toledo By Bus There are several buses that frequent Madrid to Toledo from Plaza Eliptica. For budget travel, [...]

[...] Express which can be booked on Cheapoair. From the airport you can take the taxi or the Seville Airport Special Bus to the city. These buses leave every 30 minutes from Seville airport, which [...]

[...] railway station in Madrid, the Atocha train station, and arrive in Barcelona at the Barcelona Sants.  You can catch a train as early as 6 am and as late as 7 pm. The train tickets in [...]