How to get around, city by city
Pre-trip briefings for popular cities - and the live agent for everywhere else.
City guides
Bangkok
ThailandBangkok is huge and the traffic is real, so the smart move is to live on the elevated BTS Skytr…
Barcelona
SpainBarcelona is compact, flat near the sea and built for walking, with one of Europe's cleanest, e…
Istanbul
TürkiyeIstanbul runs on one card - the Istanbulkart - which works on the metro, tram, bus, ferry and f…
Lisbon
PortugalLisbon is compact, hilly and easy once you have one card in your pocket. Tap a rechargeable Nav…
Mexico City
MexicoMexico City is huge but the core is very navigable: the Metro and Metrobus get you almost every…
Paris
FranceParis is compact and built for walking, with one of the densest metro networks in the world lay…
Rome
ItalyRome's historic center is compact and walkable, but the metro, trams, and buses cover the longe…
Tokyo
JapanTokyo runs on trains, and once you have a Suica or PASMO IC card in your phone or pocket, the w…
Airport to city
BCN → Barcelona
Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat AirportFor most travellers, the Aerobus from either terminal to Placa de Catalunya is the simplest swe…
BKK → Bangkok
Suvarnabhumi AirportIf you can manage your bags, take the Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai and switch to the BTS Sky…
CDG → Paris
Paris Charles de Gaulle AirportIf you can manage your own bags and a few steps, take the RER B train - it is the fastest, chea…
FCO → Rome
Leonardo da Vinci - Fiumicino AirportIf you are heading to or near Termini, take the Leonardo Express direct train - it is fast, run…
LIS → Lisbon
Humberto Delgado Airport (Lisbon Airport)If you can manage one easy change of metro line and you are not weighed down by luggage, the Me…
NRT → Tokyo
Narita International AirportFor most travelers, take the Keisei Skyliner from Terminal 1 or 2 to Ueno (about 41 minutes, ro…
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