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Holidays and travel ..... European destinations and choices for trips or vacations

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Best way to get around on holiday in Europe and in European countries ..... holiday packages are a great way of finding your dream holiday or dream vacation destination

Places to stay or to lay your head - particularly apartments in Barcelona can be a wonderful city but too hot in the summer months.

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Travel in London

What's the cheapest / best way to travel around in London? Tube or bus?


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I would think if you could walk or rent a bike, that'd be the cheapest way to travel. But if not, any form of public transportation is cheaper than renting a car or taking a taxi.
Posted 2008-08-13T08:50:11Z
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I depends on your plans and what all places you need to see etc. Anyway both these options are cheaper compared to hiring a cab.
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I live in Moorbank House in Blackpool and am qualified to answer most questions about the resort and possibly on travel in the UK in general.

If you are ever considering staying in Blackpool then look me up Bed and Breakfast Blackpool

Check out this website it will always give you the latest info regarding travel deals and travelcard offers in London

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Posted 2009-06-13T19:35:43Z
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I say the Tube, for sure! It is very clean, surprisingly so.  It is quick to get you where you want to go and relatively easy to navigate.  You can pay to board each time you go, or get a daily/weekly pass (recommended).
Posted 2009-08-31T16:23:50Z
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The tube is best within the city (though the trains look crammed and narrow compared to the ones here in the US). If you are going sight seeing to another town etc. the  bus would be a cheap option.
Posted 2009-09-12T00:44:08Z
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I live in Moorbank House in Blackpool and am qualified to answer most questions about the resort and possibly on travel in the UK in general.

If you are ever considering staying in Blackpool then look me up Bed and Breakfast Blackpool

If you intend to travel outside London to other UK towns and Cities then the rail network is both modern and quick.

Look to book your tickets online. The more notice you can give the cheaper your tickets will be. In addition if you are looking to spend any length of time here look to invest in a Railcard these will save you money if you plan to do a lot of travelling.

Must see cities in the UK for me would be:

Bath, Stratford, Edinburgh. There are of course many other options for visiting ideas you can get from in here if you let people know what your interests are!!
Posted 2009-09-20T18:55:04Z
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