Train and metro
Often the fastest route into the city and less affected by traffic. Check departure times and the distance from the station to your accommodation.
The first and final leg
The cheapest option is not always the best. Arrival time, luggage, distance and group size determine what works.
Five common options
Often the fastest route into the city and less affected by traffic. Check departure times and the distance from the station to your accommodation.
A simple option when the bus stops near your hotel. Compare total journey time and the price for your entire group.
Convenient for late arrivals or heavy luggage. Use the official rank and confirm the fixed fare or meter before leaving.
Can suit families and groups wanting a scheduled pickup. Check waiting time, cancellation terms and what is included.
Best when the car will also be used during the trip. Include tolls, parking, fuel and the deposit—not only the daily rate.
Before departure
Frequently asked questions
Advance booking is often sensible for late arrivals, large groups or limited public transport. It may be unnecessary in cities with frequent trains and metro services.
Sometimes. Compare the taxi fare with the total cost of all train or bus tickets, while also considering traffic and journey time.
Use an official rank, check the company and fare arrangement, and have your accommodation address ready.