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Experience Gothenburg
Gothenburg's gourmet scene includes an abundance of stylish restaurants and relaxed bistros, all of which provide the opportunity to taste the fresh fish and seafood of Sweden's pristine. west coast - fresh fish and seafood feature prominently on many menus. The Göteborg Pass provides access to a host of experiences from the sea and its impressive cliffs, to the always fun Liseberg amusement park and our many excellent museums. Discounts are offered by many of the city's restaurants and shops, and tram travel is completely covered by the Pass. Click here to discover more about Gothenburg and the Göteborg Pass! |
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Live Zaragoza
To enhance your stay in Zaragoza, take advantage of a 24-, 48- or 72 hour Card. The Zaragoza Card offers unparalleled benefits in the city, and also in its glorious provincial hinterland. More than 170 attractions and businesses have combined to give you excellent bargains, whatever you like to do. With the Zaragoza Card, you can save more than 50% from the total cost of visiting the most important monuments and museums, as well as guided tours, tourist busses and free public transport. The Card also offers discounts in hotels, car rental and shops and in some of our newest, most exciting attractions, which include the biggest river aquarium in Europe and our cable car. Our largest park, with more than 120 hectares, offers rafting, hydrospeed and kayaking, all thanks to Expo 2008. The Zaragoza Card includes a City Guide packed with fascinating details about our wonderful city. And that's not all! Enjoy our new offers, which include the opportunity to relish the atmosphere in one of five tapas bars, participate in a "Choco Tour" with a guide and, of course, the opportunity to taste, enjoy a "Bizi Tour" guided bicycle tour, or a "Divertour" for the kids. We even have a special Family Card for fun that the parents will enjoy as much as the children. Zaragoza is a city to be visited at any time of the year, and for many very good reasons! So come on; what are you waiting for? Click here to find out more about Zaragoza and the Zaragoza Card! |
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Unzip The Zagreb Card
Since it was opened on December 15th 1898, the Art Pavilion has proudly served as the venue for uncountable events. You can use the Zagreb Card to explore this impressive monument. With a massive 50% discount when you vist any of the exhibitions at the Arts Pavillion, you'll soon be a fan of this pearl of Neoclassicism. The Zagreb Card also offers unlimited use of public transport, discounts at virtually all the city's museums, reduced prices at many restaurants, shops, and service providers and many other concessions. All of these great offers combine to make the Zagreb Card an irreplaceable travel companion! You can purchase the Zagreb Card online at www.zagrebcard.fivestars.hr. Click here to find out more about Zagreb and the Zagreb Card! |
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In summer, Gothenburg really comes to life. Its lively café culture spills on to the boulevard pavements, the archipelago islands beckon day-trippers across the water and the long daylight hours make the evenings stretch on for hours of golden fun. Swedish style is evident throughout Gothenburg, from the sharply designed waterfront Opera House to the many chic hotels and boutiques.
The Art Pavilion, one of Zagreb's landmarks, is one of the most monumental structures in the downtown area. Built 110 years ago to host large exhibitions, it is one of the oldest such places in this part of Europe and a real symbol of Zagreb's cultural life. The beloved Art Pavilion was built after the Millennium Exhibition in Budapest, organised in 1896 to mark the thousandth anniversary of Hungary's statehood, Hungary being a country with which Croatia and Slavonia had legal and political ties. After the exhibition, its steel frame was moved to Zagreb and a competition to design and build the Art Pavilion was held. The winners were Viennese architects, Hellmer and Fellner, renowned for their theatre-building projects, and the building was carried out locally under the supervision of engineer Milan Lenucci. Lenucci also connected the eight most beautiful city squares and gardens, creating a landscaping feature that we know the "Green Horseshoe", now one of Zagreb's most recognisable landmarks.