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Nuremberg’s Fantasitc City Card
It’s an unbeatable offer! But don’t take our word for it: we asked tourists who visited Nuremberg to rate our card, and were delighted to learn that they were overwhelmingly impressed by the value and flexibility it offers. And good news for our partners around Europe: a full two thirds of City Card users in Nuremberg had already enjoyed City Cards elsewhere, and knew exactly how to use them to their full potential. Click here to find out more about Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Card! |
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In Torino, the exotic East is closer than you think!
Starting in February, visitors to Torino can also marvel at two important exhibitions featuring artefacts from Ancient Egypt that invite the viewer to experience the magic of the East. Housed in the striking Royal Residence of Venaria Reale, the international tour of Sunken Treasures of Egypt (Tesori Sommersi d’Egitto) features statues, jewellery, gold coins, ceramics and sphinxes discovered by the underwater archaeologist Franck Goddio. Exhibits are brought to life by the exceptional backdrops created by Robert Wilson. The exhibition runs until May 31st. In Palazzo Bricherasio, a major exhibition about Akhenaten, Pharaoh of the Sun (Akhenaton Faraone del Sole), explores Egypt between the reigns of Amehotep III and Ramesses II, focusing on the figure of Akhenaten, the pharaoh who established the cult of Aten, the sun transformed into a fully divine entity. And that’s not all! The recently opened Museum of Asian Art (Museo di Arte Orientale) displays 1500 items from all over Asia, from India to Japan and from Afghanistan to Tibet. Visitors to Torino can visit all these amazing exhibitions - and more! - for free with their Torino+Piemonte Card, as well as enjoying our special offer for spending a weekend in and & around Torino: fifty suggestions for your stay at prices from €64 per person - a great deal that includes a City Card! So what are you waiting for? Click here to find out more about Torino and the Toriino + Piemonte Card! |
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Win a trip for two to Dublin!
This month we're giving you a chance to win a trip to Dublin, with a 2 night Bed & breakfast stay in the heart of the capital! The Montrose Hotel, Tara Towers Hotel and the Mercer Hotel, all part of the Mercer Accommodation group, are located in diverse areas of the fascinating capital of Ireland, providing excellent access to many of Dublin’s premier attractions. These fantastic hotels all offer a contemporary, warm atmosphere, and are staffed by friendly professionals who will make sure that your stay is without stress. Come home to our comfortable, relaxing atmosphere after a long day of enjoying the many wonderful experiences that Dublin has to offer. This fantastic prize also includes 2 Two Day Dublin Passes. The Dublin Pass allows you free entry to 27 top attractions as well as special offers in restaurants, theatre, retail and much more! Find out more about the Dublin Pass at www.dublinpass.ie. |
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The Nuremberg Card doesn’t just offer a great deal for sightseers in Bavaria’s second largest destination, but also in nearby Fuerth, Erlangen and Schwabach; that’s four great cities for the price of one! With the card, tourists can use all forms of public transport, and visit all major sights and destinations, opening doors to unforgettable experiences. And that’s not all; the Nuremberg Card also comes with special offers from many shops and theatres, as well as sightseeing tours! All this for just nineteen Euros, with no charge for children under twelve. Purchasing this wonderful card is as easy as could be: buy it on the Internet, in tourist information centres and at hotel receptions all over the city.
Torino is one of Italy’s most beautiful cities, but that’s not all; it’s also home to one of Europe’s finest collections of Egyptian antiquities, housed in the Academy of Science which, as a splendid example of Baroque architecture, is worth visiting in itself.
Dublin, Ireland’s capital, is a city that truly captures your imagination. Steeped in history and youthful energy, Dublin is a medieval city where the charming and cosmopolitan converge in delightful diversity. Fine museums and art galleries chronicle Dublin’s long and colourful past, while the pubs and cafes buzz with traditional and contemporary entertainment.