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May 16th 11, 01:02 PM
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The PAYG Oystercard rip off
In message , at 06:30:28
on Mon, 16 May 2011, remarked: And that's a site with a very good English-language rendition of its rules. I never did find anything as useful for Lisbon, so reluctantly used taxis instead. Have they still got their wonderful ancient trams? Yes, although I think some have been rebuilt. None go to the airport (nor does the Metro), which is the sort of issue I was grappling with - especially as it's so close to the City Centre. Trams hug the kilometre closest to the river front. I see from this map I might have needed the 44 bus (from Oriente station). http://mappery.com/map-of/Lisbon-Bus-Tram-and-Metro-Map -- Roland Perry |
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