Transport guides for every city you land in.
Which apps to use, which to skip, the cheapest reliable way to move, and exactly what to do in your first 48 hours — written for budget-conscious travelers.
Berlin
Germany
U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and buses on one ticket cover the whole city. Buy AB for town, ABC for the airport — and always stamp a paper ticket before you board.
London
United Kingdom
Tap a contactless card or phone and go — no local app needed. Daily and weekly caps keep fares down, and the same tap works at every airport except Stansted.
Munich
Germany
One MVV ticket covers the trains, trams and buses, and the centre is small enough to walk. Zone M is all most visitors need — but stamp that paper ticket before you board.
New York City
United States
The 24/7 subway is the cheapest way around, and you tap the card already in your pocket. A weekly cap means rides go free once you hit about $35.
Paris
France
Metro + RER beats everything, single tickets are about €2.55, and the apps you already have mostly work. Here's your first-48-hours setup.
Tokyo
Japan
Punctual, spotless trains reach everywhere — once one IC card hides the dozen operators behind a single tap. Just mind the midnight last train.
One clear way to move.
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