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[...] also purchased Paris Pass which cost 115 Euros each. This pass allows you to use the public transportation such as the metro, trams, buses and boats, let you enter all museums and churches [...]

[...] to the train station which cost us 5 Swiss Franc. Take note! Do not eat inside any public transportation or you will become an instant head turner. Well that’s not because of my experience [...]

[...] Pass in the store inside Termini station for 36€ which allows you to use any public transportation in Rome such as buses, trams and metro, free entrance fee to the first two museums   [...]

[...] along largest sections of the county so you never know, you might get extremely lucky. 7. Sao Paulo, Brazil Sao Paulo is the city to shop for latest western trends and pay a fraction of western [...]

[...] de Janeiro — this year they happen from Feb. 28th thru Mar. 4th — as well as Sao Paulo, Recife, Olinda, Salvador de Bahia, Florianopolis, and in other party-centric cities like [...]

[...] at Heathrow even has a DJ mixing studio! As if the amenities weren’t enough, luxury airport lounges have the added bonus of retaining the most experienced agents at their reservation desks. In [...]

[...] visit Jungfraujoch.  We took our train from Lauterbrunnen train station going to Basel-Mulhouse Euro Airport, getting ready for out next adventure.   Next stop? Home of  the Gladiators [...]

[...] So exhausting yet so fun! That’s how we can describe the trip. From Basel-Mulhouse Euro Airport, we took a plane going to Rome Fiumicino International Airport. We chose EasyJet [...]

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[...] I barely saw people in the village. Well, according to the locals, that day was the Alpine Cheese Festival. A Video Clip during the Alpine Cheese Festival Marathon. It’s time to say [...]