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Transportation in Vienna
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Summary: There are many transportation options in Vienna, such as bicycle paths, the Underground and the tram. Learn about Vienna's transportation with tips from the owner of a travel agency in this free video about vacationing in Vienna, Austria.
Rick Watts is the owner of a travel company called Pedal Power in Vienna. He regularly organizes walking and biking tours in the city and all over Austria.read more
"Now you've arrived in Vienna, how do you get around? There are a number of ways of doing that. You can rent a bike. Vienna has 800km of bike paths. It's a good way to see all the sights. Another way is the very good underground system. you can buy a twenty-four hour pass. You can buy a seventy-two hours pass. There's a something called the Vienna Card, it gives you not only a three day underground and bus pass but you get discounts into many of the sights. Vienna still has trams that are above ground, by taking them, it enables you to see some of Vienna. One of the cheapest ways to see the inner city is to take the Tram 1 or 2 that goes around. The One goes around the inside of the ring and the Two goes outside the ring and you can look at all the famous buildings, the beautiful buildings on the ring. Then if you're interested in seeing the beautiful Blue Danube to see if it's really blue or not, you can also take a bike and ride out there. There's a 20km long island in the middle of the Danube with no cars on it. It's a nice way to get away from the city."
eHow Article: Transportation in Vienna
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