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Hi! This video is about local transportation in Nice. I’m not sure how exactly to get where you want to go but I’d recommend using google maps. It looks like the fastest route you need to go to Marseille and then take a train to Gap and then another bus or you can take two buses from Nice. I found that all on google maps though and have not done this myself before.

Hi! The La Carte card is just the card you add tickets to. Unless you add tickets it doesn’t actually get you anywhere. It replaced single use paper tickets. Does that answer your question?

I’m usually focused on more traditional tourists sights when we travel but it was fun to explore at a difference pace and take it slower. I was so excited to finally try the Dino quesadillas! They were super cute and delicious!

You can see why it’s one of the most popular neighborhoods in Mexico City! It is very cute for sure.

Yes! Lots of people were swimming at the main beach (it’s just listed as Plage on google maps) but I would recommend water shoes so you don’t hurt your feet walking out. It is sandy in that area once you get past the rocks though.

@@AnyoneCanTravel thanks a lot

For the tacos de canasta you can pick between potato (my favorite), beans, chicharon (pork rinds) or get a mix of the three. One afternoon in all of Mexico City. That is hard. I would say see the Templo mayor ruins from the walkway then the cathedral and zocalo from outside. Walk down madero street to Bellas Artes and go to Cafe Don Porfirio. If you had the morning too I’d say go to the National Anthropology Museum and then the Centro Historico in the afternoon.

Hi! Thank you 😊 I personally haven’t used the Ticket Azur, but it sounds like you do not need the La Carte card. We have always just taken the train. You can buy from a driver or a machine on the way to Monaco and it’s recommended to buy from a machine on the way out so you can board quickly and get a seat on the right for the best view during the ride. On the way back you can only purchase from the driver. I hope this helps!

@@AnyoneCanTravel Great thanks 🙂

You’re welcome! I hope you have a wonderful trip

One of the best! I love the ferry ride and the cheese factory the most

I’m glad you have a great time! It really is a beautiful area of the Netherlands 😊

That’s true! Less crowds is always a good thing especially in beautiful destinations like Leiden. 😊

The Gran Hotel has a great terrace restaurant. It’s a buffet on weekends and mornings so it can be pricier but lunch is a la carte and relatively affordable. It’s worth popping in to see the stunning stained glass ceiling anyway. La Casa de Tono is another local favorite where you can try a variety of different Mexican dishes but they’re especially known for their pozole. We prefer the location near Bellas Artes over the one on Madero Street. El Moro is a churro place that we love too! There’s a lot of good food in Mexico City 😅

You’re going to love it! I hope you have a wonderful trip. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have 😊

That’s a good question. You should be able to get a cab nearby or from the train station. You can’t take a cab directly to the shrine as there are about 400 steps to get there.

@@AnyoneCanTravel hey thank you ! So are cabs available at Shimoyoshida station ?

I think so? We didn’t use a cab and walked everywhere so I honestly don’t remember. I have seen a few things online about cabs in the area but I would download a ride share app (Uber, etc.) and see if there are usually any around.

Fun!

Very good specific question. We haven’t been asked for a 4 digit pin when using our credit card. I think there is tap to pay on the machine (not on the tram or bus) but that isn’t something I’ve paid attention to in the past so I can’t say for sure. Sorry! Maybe someone else can chime in who remembers.

With just a day trip to Antequera we didn’t have time to see El Torcal but it looks like it would be a great addition if you have time 😊

Hi! I think it depends what your goal is. If you want to do other day trips like Caminito del Rey or Antequera staying in Malaga is more central. If you want to stay more than one day in Nerja especially if it’s the summer when you can spend more time exploring the beaches and doing water activities than we did in December I’d stay in Nerja. Malaga does have more to do though so it is easy to spend more than one day there as well. I would probably stay a couple days in Malaga and a couple days in Nerja if we had the time. Sorry that probably doesn’t help 😅

There’s like 7 other museums in the park too! You know we had to see the bunnies! They were so small and cute ❤️

Dorilicos are chips with a bunch of toppings like cueritos, jicama, Japanese peanuts, and salsa like Valentina. I don’t really like them, but someone I know does 😉 You don’t have to check your bag, but you can’t bring water into the castle so empty your bottles or leave them in bag check.

The axolotls are the cutest! Yes! It was the biggest cotton candy I’ve ever seen 😂

Hi! You can take the bus to and from Eze and getting farther than that is possible but it is easier by train. Also even if you took the bus I don’t believe you would be able to return with the pass since you aren’t in Nice anymore. You can buy the 10€ airport ticket to get to the Nice Center or take the tram for free to Gran Arenas and then get off and purchase your ticket or pass to save money. From there take the tram to the city center. You can take the bus to Eze and the train to Monaco, Menton, and Cannes.

@@AnyoneCanTravel Thank you, then I forget the card for the trips to Eze etc and take the bus or train!

@kristeltjeeee Don’t take the train for Eze or you’ll be at the bottom of the hill by the beach and not the town. Use your card and take the bus to Eze, but yes for Monaco, Menton, and Cannes take the train 😊

@@AnyoneCanTravel Thank you very much!!

How was it!? I’m only a little jealous. Malaga is beautiful!

Our first trip was planned pretty last minute so we missed out!

If your credit card number is stolen most credit cards have fraud protection and you wouldn’t want to use a debit card because of the fees. While having your card number stolen is frustrating you shouldn’t be on the hook for any fraudulent charges and this is why we always bring a back up card in case of any incidents.

@@AnyoneCanTravel The examples I’m seeing card not stolen and customer stuck with a bill up to 2000 we can’t dispute as done in person. No to debit card also . Only cash

@user-wt7pt9ty5n Cash can be stolen and when it’s gone it’s gone. Cards are generally safer. My card has an option to dispute a charge when is larger than it should be as well and not just when a card is stolen.

I’m sorry! Thank you for your feedback. I will add subtitles if that helps. Are there any questions I can help with?

Thank you! It’s not always exciting and catchy but practical information is so important when traveling. I’m glad you found it helpful 😊

Probably the tulips. They’re just so iconic. Otherwise Belgium is highly underrated as well!

You’re welcome! I hope you have a great time. It’s a beautiful area.

Sorry I didn’t realize what video this was on haha I thought it was Isla Espiritu Santo. I’d actually say people ruined it. It became popular from social media and thousands of people were visiting a day and starting to damage the ecosystem. Protections like this can be frustrating but it’s worth it to make sure the area is around for the future. We brought our own umbrella and if we’re smart would have brought our own food. They don’t charge to enter the beach so I think it’s pretty fair. Most protected areas like national parks and state parks in the US charge for entry.

Probably the tulip fields! I’d love to go back during the summer though and visit the beach and the coastal towns more since we were so busy with the tulips we didn’t get a change to see those as much as I’d like.

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you liked it 😊

You’re welcome! I hope you have a wonderful trip 😊

It goes to show how much money they had too as a trade hub that they could afford to do that. The women’s community was self sufficient though which is pretty cool too!

Well it s the opposite now 😱

The Christmas market was cute! It was a little small but pretty. The food was good too. We mostly snacked but you can’t go wrong with fries, waffles, and chocolate. 🍫🍟🧇😊

It’s a really beautiful place! I hope you can visit one day as well but even if you can’t you’re always welcome to travel with us here on CZcams 😊

Thank you!

You’re welcome! I hope you have a great trip 😊

The average temperature is usually 55 to 60 and the water is probably pretty cold. April can also be pretty rainy. We visited early May once and did swim a bit, but I wouldn’t plan entire days around the beach. Plan on visiting different villages and if you’re warm enough after exploring the village hop in the water to cool off after walking 😊

They primarily speak Dutch but English is widely spoken too! It was a really nice chill city for sure.

You’re welcome! That means so much to hear. I’m sure you’ll love Tokyo! I’m happy to try and answer any questions if I can 😊

I’m glad it was helpful! I hope you have a great trip in September.

I love markets! They so fun and I feel like they give you a peek into the locals lives.

Till it Rains 💀

Just be prepared and you’ll be fine 😊

Definitely the mini pancakes! So yummy 😋

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! 😊

The Nice airport website says it is: Free connection Terminal 2 <> Terminal 1 <> Grand Arénas (Nice Saint-Augustin Airport SNCF station). www.nice.aeroport.fr/en/directions/public-transport Did someone say something to you when you were on the tram?