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Metro, taxis, buses
The ideal time of the year to explore Yerevan is from May to September. It's when the rains are rare and the temperature is largely pleasant. The warmest months are July and August, while January is the coldest.
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Armenian dram
Armenian, English
Republic Square is the beating heart of Yerevan. Be enamoured by the mesmerising fountains, complete with a vibrant light & sound show, where illuminated jets of water dance in sync with melodies that stir the soul.
Vernissage is Yerevan’s biggest flea market with something for everyone. Opened in the 1980s by local artists, it's a showpiece for anything from ancient art and rare artefacts to household wares and musical instruments.
With its brightly coloured murals, the Yerevan Metro is an intriguing insight into the nation's Soviet heritage. Even though just 13.4km and 10 stations long, it's still a fascinating history lesson on a shoestring budget.
Yerevan is hemmed with open-air cafés and quaint restaurants that come alive as the sun goes down. Don't miss the local delicacies, especially in the parks and boulevards around the Opera House and the Cascades.
The ideal time of the year to explore Yerevan is from May to September. It's when the rains are rare and the temperature is largely pleasant. The warmest months are July and August, while January is the coldest.
Hotels to suit all budgets
Taxis
November to April
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Saudi Riyal
Arabic and English
The main scuba diving location is an empty beach located north of Yanbu’s creek. The reef consists of a steeply sloping wall in most places that goes down to around 100 feet or more before reaching a less steeply sloped sandy bottom. Occasionally there are sandy shelves at between 70 and 30 feet. There are many cavern-like structures in the shallow areas at the top of the wall, but don’t go very far back.
With beautiful waterfronts nearby, it is not surprising that sailing, fishing and other water sports are popular at Yanbu. The city operates a marina and has developed stretches of beachfront for swimming and picnicking.
Hotels to suit all budgets
Water taxis or water buses
February to November
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Euro
Italian
If you only have a short amount of time to devote to sightseeing while in Venice, riding a vaporetto up the Grand Canal will give you the best perspective on the “real” Venice. There are several times and places at which you could board for a pleasant experience.
St. Mark’s Square is one of the most visited and most photographed places in Venice, and for a reason. It is lit up at night and, if you can make it out in the late evening, you will find that most or all other tourists have left it empty for a truly spectacular experience and an excellent opportunity to take photos.
You will pass by the Peggy Guggenheim Museum while riding the Vaporetto but do not leave Venice until you have been to see this museum’s gorgeous sculpture garden and collection of art featuring many renown artists including Picasso.
B&Bs, chalets and vilas
Metro, rent a bicycle
September-November
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Euro
French
Toulouse's Place du Capitole easily passes the 'great city squares of Europe' test. It is a great place for strolling and people-watching and one of those immense old civic buildings The sights great hen the square is decoratively lit up, as are many of the city's public buildings and bridges.
The Cite de l'Espace is by far Europe's best space museum. The 150ft-high life-size version of the Ariane 5 rocket is a staggering sight. Among a constellation of exhibits are a full-size model of the Russian satellite Sputnik launched in 1957, a big chunk of Moon rock and genuine sections of the Russian Mir craft and the Space Station. Get into the gyroscope for 360-degree spin-dryer treatment.
The 11th Century Basilica of St Sernin, the largest (300ft long) and finest Romanesque church in Europe, contains the tomb of St Thomas Aquinas. The art gallery Hôtel d'Assézat has landscapes by Pierre Bonnard, famous for his intense colours.
Hotels to suit all budgets
Bus, taxi & train
November to February
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Indian rupee
Malayalam, English
Kovalam Beach, located ca. 16 km distance from the city centre, is memorable because of its natural beauty and distinctive red and white striped lighthouse. It is a great place to visit on a hot and sticky summer's day. Visitors often get involved and help local fishermen bring in nets and fishing boats! If you like seafood, head to the neighbouring sea port of Vizhinjam, about 3 km distance from the coconut tree lined Kovalam Beach. The town is home to large churches and lovely Hindu temples, a mosque and numerous restaurants. Sanghumukham Beach is also a popular tourist destination, offering plenty of bars and restaurants along the seafront where visitors can sample some of Kerala's delicious and fragrant cuisine.
Napier Museum and Zoo, which inspired author Yann Martel to write his famous book "Life of Pi, Tirpparappu waterfalls and Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary are fabulous places to visit if you are travelling with your family. For those with a head for heights there are Neyyar Dam and Varkala Cliffs.
Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a major tourist attraction. The legendary treasures stored in its vaults are said to be worth more than $20 billion. Constructed in Dravidian style of architecture that is typical of the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, the temple is widely regarded as being the richest Hindu temple complex in the world, boasting a splendid 16th century Gopuram; an enormous and highly ornate tower at the temple's entrance typical of southern India. The splendour of Padmanabhapuram Palace dates back to 1601 AD. Constructed for the ruler of Venad, Iravi Varma Kulasekhara Perumal, the palace is located ca. 50 km distance from Trivandrum and sits inside an ancient granite fortress spanning an amazing 4 km in length. The sprawling complex was once at the heart of the ancient capital of Travancore, but by the close of the 18th century the capital was moved to Trivandrum. The palace is one of the finest examples of traditional Kerala style architecture. Sitting at the foot of the Veli Hills, the palace and fortress make for a great day trip destination with a rental car. Trivandrum is regarded as one the top ten greenest cities in India and is home to the Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute and the University of Kerala. Take a stroll in the campus grounds or enjoy a walk in one of the city's many parks.
Hotels to suit all budgets
Metro, taxis
February to June and August to November
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Iranian Riyal
Persian
The nicest characteristic of the city is the wonderful Alborz mountain range on the northern part which is usually covered with snow from November to May.
Great part of the city has a rather modern and industrialised look and feel. There are only a few monuments as Grand Bazaar and Golestan Palace which remind of the classical architecture of the city. In the northern part of the town you find the residential district with bigger houses, villas and gardens.
You reach towns with clear and fresh air located in the mountains as Lavasan and Fasham with less than an hour drive. In winter at only two hours from the capital you can enjoy skiing in Shemshak, Dizin and Darbandsar, there are nice pistes, hotels and other accommodations to enjoy.
Hotels to suit all budgets
Walking or petit taxis
September-November and March-May
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Moroccan Dirham
Spanish, French, Arabic
This populous city many historic attractions. Take a tour of the Kasbah mosque and explore the Grand Socco and Petit Socco in the area of the Medina. Like other Moroccan cities, Tangier has several traditional markets or souqs as they are referred to. Find the enthusiasm to bargain spices, carpets and other trinkets.
Get a glimpse of Tangier’s local history and Moroccan history in general at the Museum of Moroccan Art. Some may find the Forbes Museum fascinating. It has a collection of a total of 115,000 models of lead soldiers. These figures re-enacted the major battles of history; from Waterloo to Dien Bien Phû, realistically recreated with lighting and sound effects.
The city has plenty of fantastic restaurants. For those looking to rest their tired limbs find a hammam, the local version of “Turkish bath.” You may decide to take a day trip to Asilah, a small fishing village known for its beautiful beaches. If you travel to the nearby village of Kalaa you can venture into the Rif Mountains, which offer hiking routes for adventurous travellers
