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Terminal 1, passports, a €1.90 metro ride, fixed-price taxis and Uber at P2: what to know when you land in Lisbon.

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LisbonTerminal 1, passports, a €1.90 metro ride, fixed-price taxis and Uber at P2: what to know when you land in Lisbon.
VeniceATVO bus (€12) or ACTV Aerobus (€10) to Piazzale Roma in about 20 minutes, or the Alilaguna boat (€18) to the center: Venice airport transfers compared.
RomeFly in 2 hours, take the train in 10 hours via Milan, drive or bus: times, prices and getting into Rome, mode by mode.
HungaryBudapest first, then the Danube Bend, Lake Balaton, Eger, Tokaj or Pécs: what to see in Hungary and how to plan your trip.
SicilyPalermo, Agrigento, Val di Noto, Syracuse, Etna and Taormina: a 10-day Sicily itinerary with travel times.
Porto2 days for the highlights, 3 to enjoy it, 4–5 with the Douro or Braga by train.
TuscanyTuscany's villages sorted into six areas: the 30 certified borghi, the big classics and how to get around.
SwitzerlandBern and Lucerne for a first trip, Geneva and Lausanne from France, Basel for museums, Lugano for an Italian feel.
VeniceSt. Mark's, Grand Canal, Rialto, Dorsoduro and the lagoon islands: the 12 sights to see in Venice in 3 days, with checked prices.
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