Why the Czech Republic Rewards Groups More Than Individuals The Czech Republic does not have a single flagship pass in quite the way Germany has the Deutschland-Ticket or Austria has the Einfach-Raus-...
Why Germany Rewards Travellers Who Look Past the Standard Ticket Germany has one of the most confusing train ticketing systems in Europe, and also one of the most rewarding once you understand it. Deu...
Why Luxembourg Doesn’t Need a Rail Pass at All Every other country in this series is really about finding the right ticket, card or pass. Luxembourg breaks that pattern entirely. Since 1 March 2...
Why Cheap Train Tickets in Europe Are Hard to Find Train travel in Europe looks simple, but the pricing system is anything but. Most travellers expect to search a route, pick a train, and buy a ticket...
A complete guide to Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, covering the full route from Donegal to Cork including Galway, Clare, Kerry and West Cork....
A complete guide to getting around Dublin using LUAS, DART and Dublin Bus, including Leap Card fares, visitor tickets and how to reach the city's top attractions....
Travelling Between Scotland’s Two Largest Cities Glasgow and Edinburgh sit roughly 42 to 47 miles apart, and travelling between Scotland’s two largest cities is one of the easiest intercit...
Which Edinburgh Cruise Port Will Your Ship Use? One of the first surprises for many cruise passengers is that Edinburgh doesn’t have a single cruise terminal. Instead, ships arrive at four diffe...
Welcome to Edinburgh Airport Whether you’re arriving for a city break, a rugby international at Murrayfield, a cruise from the Firth of Forth, or a tour of Scotland’s spectacular scenery, ...
Exploring Glasgow by Subway The Glasgow Subway is the third-oldest underground metro system in the world, opening on 14 December 1896, shortly after London’s Metropolitan Railway and Budapest...
