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Visiting France and Paris

Trains from Paris to Avignon

Avignon Train Station
Avignon TGV Train Station

Trains from Paris to Avignon are a great way to get from the French capital to Provence.

Trains depart Paris Gare de Lyon train station and arrive at the Avignon TGV train station.

Trains from Paris to Avignon depart Gare de Lyon four times an hour or less.

Trains that travel this route are high speed TGV trains. They offer comfortable first and second class seats in refurbished carriages.

The journey time on trains from Paris to Avignon is 2h39m to 3h44m.

Train ticket fares start at 44.00 euros for a one-way ticket in second class.

Discounted tickets on trains from Paris to Avignon can be found if you buy train tickets online ahead of time.

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Visiting UK and London

Tune Hotel London


Tune Hotel, London
Address: 118-120 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7RW

The new Tune Hotel in London opened on August 30, 2010. With its cheap hotel rooms, it is a welcome addition to the London hotel scene.

Tune Hotels are famous for their Ryanair-like pricing, where guests pay for very cheap hotel rooms in London. All extras cost an additional fee, including towels, room cleaning, and hair dryers.

The Tune Hotel is located on the south bank of the Thames. It is near Waterloo Station and across Westminster Bridge from the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

The hotel has 75 guest rooms. The decor of the hotel is contemporary, with white linens and green accents.

Nightly room rates at the Tune Hotel start at just 35 GBP for a room with an ensuite bathroom. Extras like towels cost 1 GBP and room cleaning costs 7.50 GBP.

If you're willing to go without the little luxuries that most hotels provide, the Tune Hotel in London is a great cheap hotel to spend a few nights in.

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Visiting Czech Republic and Prague

Trains from Prague to Nuremberg


Taking the train is one of the best ways to get from Prague to Nuremberg in Germany.

Trains from Prague to Nuremberg run twice a day from Prague Hlavni Nadrazi train station to Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof train station. Both of these stations are the main train stations in their respective cities.

The departure times for trains from Prague for Nuremberg are at 5:04 and 13:04. They arrive in Nuremberg at 9:56 and 17:56, respectively.

The train journey time from Prague to Nuremberg is 4 hours and 52 minutes, but it can take longer if delays occur.

Train tickets from Prague to Nuremberg cost 1217 CZK for a one way ticket.

Make sure to reserve a seat on the train when you buy your ticket. It is inexpensive and it guarantees you a place to sit on the train from Prague to Nuremberg.

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Visiting Italy

Cycling Tours of Tuscany


Leaning Tower of Pisa, Tuscany

Cycling tours of Tuscany are a great way to see the highlights of on of the best regions in Italy.

Cycling in Tuscany allows visitors to combine adventure travel in Italy with seeing the beautiful Tuscan countryside.

Cycling tours range from package tours of Tuscany that last multiple days or weeks to day tours where you can rent a bike in Tuscany for a few hours.

Package cycling tours of Tuscany can be inclusive of everything from flights to Italy to trains and buses to starting points, guided tours, detailed daily cycling routes with maps and directions, accommodation, and food.

They can also exclude some or all of those things, particularly flights and ground transportation to the start of the cycling tour, so check to see what is included when booking a cycling tour of Tuscany or comparing different tour packages.

It's also important to check whether the cycling tour is guided or if it lets tour members go at their own pace with route maps. Regardless, tours usually include a van and driver that transports luggage and non-cycling tour members from city to city.

Less inclusive cycling tours include day tours of Tuscany. These range from bike tours of Florence to cycling tours on loop circuits around Siena, Pisa, and other towns in Tuscany.

Day bike rentals and cycling tours usually only include the cycle rental, so you have more flexibility to choose your own accommodation, restaurants, and other bookings.

Whatever cycling tour of Tuscany you choose, make sure to check if the package includes important extras like travel insurance, travel health insurance, helmets, cycling shoes, and emergency repair kits.

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Visiting Germany

Trains from Cologne to London

Eurostar Brussels
Eurostar in Brussels

Trains from Cologne to London run via Brussels.

To take a train from Cologne to London, first take a train from Cologne to Brussels.

Your train to Brussels will arrive at Brussels Midi Train Station. This is the same station from which trains from Brussels to London depart.

Trains from Brussels to London are called Eurostar trains.

Eurostar trains require you to check in for your departure at least 30 minutes in advance, so make sure to leave yourself a long enough connection time after your train from Cologne.

The Eurostar is a high-speed train that travels from Brussels to London in 1h51m.

The total travel time on trains from Cologne to London is 4h11m with connections.

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Visiting Portugal

Trains from Lisbon to Faro


Trains from Lisbon to Faro run daily from Lisbon's Entrecampos train station to Faro's train station.

There are two types of trains that travel from Lisbon to Faro: Intercidade (IC) and Alfa Pendular (AP).

The difference is time (AP trains are faster) and price (IC trains are less expensive).

IC Trains from Lisbon to Faro

There is an IC train from Lisbon to Faro on weekdays at 10:30am, 1:30pm, 2:21pm, and 5:30pm.

The train journey from Lisbon to Faro takes around 3h45m on IC trains (except for the 2:21 train, which takes 6h25m...avoid this one if you can).

A second class train fare on IC trains from Lisbon to Faro costs 18.00EUR (one way).

AP Trains from Lisbon to Faro

There is an AP train from Lisbon to Faro on weekdays at 8:51am and 6:51pm.

The train journey from Lisbon to Faro on AP trains takes around 3h05m.

A second class train fare on AP trains from Lisbon to Faro costs 19.50EUR (one way).

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Visiting Spain

Trains from Barcelona to Madrid


There are two types of trains you can take from Barcelona to Madrid: high speed trains and overnight trains.

High Speed Trains from Barcelona to Madrid

High speed 'AVE' trains from Barcelona to Madrid run regularly from Barcelona's Estacio Sants train station to Madrid's Atocha train station.

Trains leave Barcelona's Estacio Sants train station for Madrid's Atocha train station 1-2 times an hour throughout the day.

Trains from Madrid to Barcelona return at similar intervals.

The total train time from Barcelona to Madrid is 3 hours.

The cost of a round-trip train ticket from Barcelona to Madrid varies depending on the time of the train and how far in advance you book your ticket.

There are special web fares for 42.00 EUR if you buy train tickets online, and the standard advance booking fare is 110.30 EUR.

Overnight Trains from Barcelona to Madrid

Overnight 'Costa Brava' trains from Barcelona to Madrid run daily at 10:20pm.

Trains depart from Barcelona's Estacio Sants train station and arrive at Madrid's Chamartin train station.

The total train trip from Barcelona to Madrid takes 9 hours and costs 41.50 euros for standard class.

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Visiting Ireland

Trains from Dublin to Galway


Dublin


Trains from Dublin to Galway run regularly throughout the day.

Trains depart from Dublin Heuston train station and arrive at Galway train station.

Trains from Dublin to Galway are IC trains.

Trains leave Dublin Heuston train station for Galway train station every 2-3 hours.

If you take a direct train, the total train time from Dublin to Galway is 2h45m.

The cost of a one-way train ticket from Dublin to Galway is 15.00 EUR for standard class.

Seat reservations cost an additional 3.00 EUR.

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Visiting Turkey

Top 10 Places to Visit in Turkey

10. Nemrut Dagi
Located in eastern Turkey, Nemrut Dagi is one of the most stunning historical monuments in Turkey. Dating from the 1st century BC, Nemrut Dagi is a burial place known best for the huge statues that surround it.

9. Pamukkale
Located in the Denizli Province, Pamukkale is famous for its hot springs, which feature limestone and calcium. Pamukkale is a UNESCO World Heritage site and well worth a visit.

8. Bodrum
One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, Bodrum has long been on the list of top places to visit in Turkey. Home to the famous Castle of Saint Peter and located in beautiful surrounding countryside, Bodrum is not to be missed.

7. Kusadasi
A port town on the coast of Turkey, Kusadasi is best known for being close to the ruins of Ephesus and the place where cruise ships dock. But look further and you'll discover that Kusadasi has an allure of its own, particularly with its great nightlife and pleasant beaches.

6. Ankara
The capital of Turkey, Ankara is full of museums and other cultural attractions. Culture vultures and history buffs alike will find a lot to fill their days when visiting Ankara.

5. Lycian Coast
Located in southwest Turkey at the intersection of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas, the Lycian Coast is known for its gorgeous beaches, beautiful countryside, and perfect weather.

4. Cappadocia
Another of Turkey's UNESCO World Heritage sites, Cappadocia is famous for its amazing geological formations, the "fairy chimneys". Cappadocia is A UNESCO World Heritage site.

3. Ephesus
Dating back to Greek and Roman times, the historic ancient city of Ephesus offers some of the best preserved ruins anywhere along the Mediterranean. The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and is not to be missed.

2. Antalya
Featuring heavenly beaches with turquoise waters, Antalya has good reason for claiming to have the best beaches on the Mediterranean. Add to that the many archaeological treasures in Antalya and you've got yourself a great holiday destination.

1. Istanbul
One of the most well loved European cities and boasting of some of the best nightlife in Europe, Istanbul is the number one place to visit in Turkey. With cultural treasures in spades and the beautiful Bosphorus around it, Istanbul is worth a special visit to Turkey in its own right.

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Visiting the Netherlands

Buses from Amsterdam to The Hague


Amsterdam

Buses from Amsterdam to The Hague run regularly from Amsterdam Amstel bus station to The Hague bus station.

Eurolines is the company that offers buses from Amsterdam to The Hague.

Buses depart Amsterdam Amstel station for The Hague multiple times a day.

Bus travel time from Amsterdam to The Hague can take 45 minutes to an hour. The total time depends on street traffic and coach departure times.

Eurolines buses frequently run late. If you have a connection in The Hague, give yourself two hours or more after your bus is scheduled to arrive.

Bus tickets from Amsterdam to The Hague on Eurolines buses can cost just a few euros if you buy bus tickets online ahead of your travel date.

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Visiting Belgium

Trains from Bruges to Paris

Brussels Train Station
Brussels Train Station

Trains from Bruges to Paris run via Brussels.

To take a train from Bruges to Paris, first take a train from Bruges to Brussels.

Trains from Bruges to Brussels are commuter trains operated by SNCB. The journey time is 1h2m.

Trains to Brussels arrive at Brussels Midi Train Station. Midi station is also where trains from Brussels to Paris depart.

Trains from Brussels to Paris are called Eurostar trains. They are high speed trains that travel from Brussels to Paris in 1h22m.

Tickets from Brussels to Paris can cost as little as 34 euros if you buy Eurostar tickets online in advance.

You do not need to buy a train ticket from Bruges to Brussels.

Free train travel from Bruges to Brussels is permitted for holders of Eurostar tickets on the day of departure from Brussels. All you have to do is show your Eurostar ticket to the attendant on board the SNCB train.

The travel time on trains from Bruges to Paris is 2h35m with connections.

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Visiting Croatia

Ferries from Croatia to Italy


In order to combine holidays to Croatia and Italy you can take a ferry from Croatia to Italy's coast.

Ferries from Croatia to Italy leave from several different Adriatic Sea ports on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. These include several Istrian ports as well as Split, Hvar, Vis, Zadar, Dubrovnik, and Korcula, all of which run ferries to Italy's ports.

Ferries from Istria to Italy depart from the ports of Rovinj, Pirano, Portoroz, Umag, and Pula in northern Croatia and arrive in Venice, Italy.

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Ferries from Dubrovnik to Italy depart from the port of Dubrovnik and arrive in Bari, Italy.

Ferries from Croatia to Italy are operated by a number of different ferry companies. Some run passenger-only ferries, while others run larger boats that have room for cars. Each ferry company sells its own ferry tickets from Croatia to Italy.

Ferry companies that run ferries from Croatia to Italy include Azzurra Line, Blue Line Ferries, Jadrolinija, SNAV, and Venezia Lines.

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