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Brussels Card – offering even more in 2009!
New in 2009 Five new venues have been added to the long list of museums you can enter free (making a total of 30): the Porte de Hal, which has recently been superbly renovated; Wiels, Brussels’ centre for contemporary art; all temporary exhibitions at the Botanique; the Bibliotheca Wittockiana and the must-see Magritte Museum (opening on 2nd June 2009). The two major exhibitions to be hosted at Bozar at the end of the year as part of Europalia China are also free to those holding a Brussels Card. Practical information For more information, please contact Anoujska Schmidt Click here to find out more about Brussels and the Brussels Card! |
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25 Years of Connecting the Dots; the Oslo Pass Celebrates 25 Successful Years!
Oslo has only one city card. Abiding by its slogan “Save Time and Money”, it offers free entrance to 35 museums, free public transport (train, bus, metro, tram and ferries), free parking in municipal car parks all over the city, free sightseeing tours, free entry to swimming pools and special offers in restaurants, shops, and entertainment and leisure venues. “The Oslo Pass is a great success, and it gives us new sales records almost every year,” says Oslo Pass Manager Stefanie Tuma of VisitOSLO. “The simplicity of the product combined with the unique cooperation between the contributors also makes the future very bright for our tourism industry—as well as the tourists who enjoy the benefits!” The easiest and most cost-effective way to experience Oslo, the Oslo Pass allows you to devote your entire trip to having fun without the hassle of booking and buying! And why not save time and money by buying your Oslo Pass on www.visitoslo.com? |
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Win an Opportunity to Enjoy Amsterdam Art City 2009 with the I amsterdam Card
Our large, well-known museums and the many unique smaller ones are organising spectacular exhibitions and intriguing theme-based activities. At the Van Gogh Museum, for example, you can admire the exhibition Van Gogh & the Colours of the Night, while at the Foam photography museum along Keizersgracht you will find more than two hundred works by the famous American photographer, Richard Avedon. As an I amsterdam card holder, you are especially privileged: you can enjoy the Amsterdam Art City’s entire programme for free or with major discounts. To learn more about Amsterdam Art City 2009’s programme, go to www.amsterdamartcity.com, or pick up a brochure about the theme year at all museums and VVV Tourist Information offices in Amsterdam. |
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Do you want to get to know our capital and its museums better? Do you want to avoid the hassle of paying for travel and admission charges? Then the Brussels Card is just the ticket! The Brussels Card – over 11,000 of which were sold last year – is a “passport” that grants you free entry to Brussels’ leading museums for a period of 24, 48 or 72 hours. It also entitles you to a wide range of attractive discounts in the capital’s restaurants, shops and tourist attractions. Cardholders can also enjoy free public transport while their card is valid.
The Oslo Pass was launched in 1984 as one of the very first city cards in Europe and today, while more than 40 European cities provide diverse types of city cards, few can offer their visitors a product as simple and comprehensive as the Oslo Pass.
A visit to Amsterdam will be extra special in 2009! During this art-themed year, you will find the Dutch capital brimming over with unique art and culture activities. During 'Amsterdam Art City 2009', Amsterdam’s museums and all they have to offer are in the limelight. 