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Zürich Card

March 27, 2014 | By Stefanie Kunz,
Zuerich

So Much Zurich for so Little Expense

With the Zürich Card, city explorers can enjoy Zurich in all its diversity and save time and money too. The Zürich Card offers the following benefits over a period of 24 or 72 hours:

• Unlimited travel on public transportation

• Short Round Trip on Lake Zurich

• Free or reduced admission to 41 museums

• 50% discount on the Zurich Old Town Walking Tour

• And many more experiences

 

Zürich Card offers – Examples

• Travel to Uetliberg (is Zurich’s very own «mountain») – Free travel (you save CHF 17.20)

• Old Town Walking Tour (Guided City walk) – 50% discount (you save CHF 12.50)

• The Best of Zurich City Tour – up to 20% discount

• Swiss National Museum Zürich – Free admission (you save CHF 10)

• Zurich Souvenir (at the Tourist Information at the main station) – 10% discount

• Swiss Casinos Zurich (the biggest casino in Switzerland) – Free admission (you save CHF 10)

• Club Mascotte (one of Switzerland’s oldest nightclubs) – Free admission (you save up to CHF 25)

• New: Zürich Card App available from Spring 2020 on https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/zuerich-card-app

• New: Traveler‘s WiFi – Unlimited Mobile Internet throughout Switzerland. The discount is redeemable only at the Tourist Information.

• New: Museum Lindt Home of Chocolate 10% discount

For more information visit zuerich.com/zuerichcard

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Gent Card

March 27, 2014 | By Kurt van Belle,
Ghent

See beautiful Ghent with CityCard Gent

CityCard Gent is the special all-in access card to the main historical buildings, museums and top attractions in Ghent. You can also use the CityCard Gent on the bus or tram and what’s more, it also includes a boat trip and entitles you to free bicycle rental for one day.

All you need to do to use this all-in package is pay 38 or 44 euros! This will allow you to explore the city for 48 or 72 hours. Most museums in Ghent are free for children and young people up to 18 years, so the CityCard is not quite a deal for them.

Your card will be scanned every time you enter a venue. Except on the bus or tram. That is why you have to fill out the date of first use on the back of the card and show your pass to the driver.

You can buy the CityCard Gent in:

 

Enjoy your visit!

Conditions for use.

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Antwerp City Card

March 27, 2014 | By Jessy Van Strydonck,

Explore Antwerp with the Antwerp City Card

Time flies in a city that has as much to offer as Antwerp. Spend yours wisely and buy your Antwerp City Card. This card is your handy and inexpensive guide to discover the city. Depending on the time you wish to spend in Antwerp, you can choose a 24-, 48- or 72-hour formula. You get free access or a discount at all must-sees in the city and get to use public transport for free.

 

What:

  • free public transport
  • free entrance at museums, churches and the city brewery
  • 25% discount at various attractions, sightseeing tours, cycling tours and boattrips
  • 10% discount on souvenirs and sweets

 

Where to get:

 

Check out the Antwerp City Card video!

 

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Berlin WelcomeCard

March 27, 2014 | By Susanna Weber,

Berlin is always worth visiting!

The German capital is a vibrant, ever-changing city that continues to be shaped by its moving story! Berlin has reinvented itself once again as a cosmopolitan city with a unique flair, having become a centre for creativity and inspiration, freedom and tolerance.

Explore Berlin with the public transport services and save on more than 200 offers!

  • Free travel on all public transport services
  • At least 25% + up to 50% discount on 200 attractions
  • Pocket guide & city map –  including suggested tours & insider tips

The ticket is available for 48 h, 72 h, 4 days, 5 days or 6 days and as a special version with free admission to the museums on Museum Island (72 h).

NEW! The Berlin WelcomeCard is also available as an “all inclusive” option starting from €79

For further information also have a look at the flyer.

Where to buy

You can order the ticket online prior to your arrival or at various sales points once you have arrived in the City.

The Berlin WelcomeCard is available at various sales points throughout the city:

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Bratislava CARD

March 27, 2014 | By Eva Mazuchova,

Enjoy even more with Bratislava CARD

Unique history and attractions, excellent local gastronomy and modern shopping centres make Bratislava an ideal city-break destination. The striking landmark and symbol of the city is the Bratislava Castle, strategically built on a hill overlooking the River Danube. Another must see is the gothic St. Martin’s Cathedral where 18 Habsburgs – 11 kings and 7 royal wives – were crowned between the years 1563 – 1830. Keen to learn more about the city history? Then you cannot miss the oldest museum in the city – Bratislava City Museum housed at the Old Town Hall with a spectacular view over the city from its tower. The largest preserved collection of English tapestries in the world is the pride and jewel of Bratislava. The tapestries were woven in the 17th century in Mortlake near London by Flemish weavers and are now installed in the Primate’s Palace, the ultimate example of classicism in Europe. And after sightseeing enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this ever-changing city in one of the numerous cosy restaurants and cafés, explore a wide range of shops or experience a rich cultural life in the city or go out to the region to discover its history, handicrafts, wine growing tradition and local gastronomy.

 BEST CARD BENEFITS

  • free unlimited travel on public transport for a CARD holder
    and 1 child up to 16 in the city & region
  • free admission to selected museums & galleries
  • free guided walking tour
  • other discounts up to 50 per cent

CARD TYPES AND PRICES

  • 24h card:  20 €
  • 48h card:  25 €
  • 72h card:  28 €

 

More information: Bratislava Tourist Board

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Barcelona Card

March 27, 2014 | By Mireia Tubau,
Barcelona

BARCELONA CARD. Unlimited Experiences!

The Barcelona Card is designed to make your stay in Barcelona easier and more convenient. It offers free public city transport, free offers at museums, cultural venues and attractions and more than 70 discounts at leisure attractions, entertainment, night-time venues, shops, restaurants, unusual means of transport and other services.
Enjoy Unlimited experiences! with the Barcelona Card.

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Valencia Tourist Card

March 27, 2014 | By Blanca Vilana,
Valencia

The city opens its doors for you with the Valencia Tourist Card.

A card made for tourists with the aim of promoting and simplifying visits of Valencia’s many attractions in a quick and convenient way.

Make your trip a perfect experience.  Visit more- Save more.

 

–   FREE TRANSPORT around the city: Bus, Metro and Tram zones ABCD.  Including the journey Valencia-Airport-Valencia (metro L3, L5) and the Albufera Natural Park (bus L.25).

–   2 Tapas & 2 Beverages

–   20 Free Museums (The Silk Exchange. UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fallas Museum, Serranos and Quart Towers, Almoina Museum….)

–   15% of discount to the city´s main attractions: City of Arts and Sciences, Bioparc, Bus Turistic, rent a Bikes…. and 20% off on Guided Tours (Fallas Tour , Silk Route, Ceramic Tour,..).

–   Additional discounts in Shops and Restaurants.

–   Free Guidebook and Map to move around the city with your Valencia Tourist Card helping you visit and savemore during the stay.

 

There are many options, choose the best one for you!!!

 

24h, 48h or 72 hours VALENCIA TOURIST CARD.

 

OFFERS: 15% OFF for Children (between 6-12 years old), Retired and Students.

BUY IT NOW AT:

Tourist Info Offices (click here)

On-line: 10% OFF at  www.visitvalencia.com

 

 

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Bergen Card

March 27, 2014 | By Marianne From Bergen,
Bergen

One city – endless possibilities

The Bergen Card is a practical and reasonable way to explore Bergen, the City of Culture.

With the Bergen Card in your pocket, you travel free on Light Rail and buses in the city and the Region. It also gives you free or discounted admission to most museums and attractions, and discounts on sightseeing and cultural events, meals and parking.

The city is not large by European standards, but it is packed with attractions for the keen traveller.  The great variety of things to see and do make Bergen a city that has to be experienced.

See more information and the complete list of what is included in the Bergen Card.

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Geneva Pass

March 27, 2014 | By Jessica Guzzo,

Geneva City Pass, Explore without limits

1 pass, more than 50 attractions: with the Geneva City Pass, you’ll discover everything the city has to offer and the best spots! For 24, 48 or 72 hours, the city is yours to explore, with its museums, cruises on the lake, Segway, rafting and more…52 attractions that are free or discounted with your city card!

  • More than 30 free attractions
  • Discounts up to 50%
  • Free public transport

For more information check out our website: Geneva City Pass

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Ljubljana Card

March 27, 2014 | By Danijel Omerzel,

Explore Ljubljana and save money with Ljubljana Card!

Ljubljana Card is a combined ticket to Ljubljana’s major sights enabling visitors to explore the city in a comfortable way and at the lowest cost.

Buy Ljubljana Card and you get:

  • free admission to the city’s major sights
  • free guided city tours
  • free rides on city buses, the tourist boat, the tourist road train, and the funicular to Ljubljana Castle.

Ljubljana Card prices

Adults

  • €31.00 for a 24-hour card
  • €39.00 for a 48-hour card
  • €45.00 for a 72-hour card

Children aged 6-14 years

  • €18.00 for a 24-hour card
  • €23.00 for a 48-hour card
  • €27.00 for a 72-hour card

Using the Ljubljana Card, you can save you up to €165 on expenses such as entrance fees and public transport fares. The card makes your sightseeing a lot easier: rather than making multiple payments, you simply show your card.

Purchase Ljubljana Card online and get a 10% discount on the card price.

Buy your Ljubljana Card online now!

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