Country cards??

[hillcats4]

I noticed in alot of the boards and responses people talk about "sweden cards", and other country "card" etc. What exactly are these and how do they work?? Any information, websites, anything would be appreciated. This will be my family and I'd first time to the Baltic Area.

Marybeth Hill

Carnival Holiday-1995
Grandeur of the Seas-1997
Monarch of the Seas-1998
Celebrity Century-1999
Enchantment of the Seas-2000
Grandeur of the Seas-2001
Voyager of the Seas-2002
Splendor of the Seas-2003
up next: Jewel of the Seas-July 2-14, 2005

[canyousayvacation]

Check out the tourist information websites for the cities you will be visiting. Oslo ([url="http://www.visitoslo.com"]www.visitoslo.com[/url]), Copenhagen ([url="http://www.visitcopenhagen.com"]www.visitcopenhagen.com[/url]), Stockholm ([url="http://www.stockholmtown.com"]www.stockholmtown.com[/url]), Helsinki ([url="http://www.hel.fi/english"]www.hel.fi/english[/url]) and Tallinn ([url="http://www.tallinn.ee"]www.tallinn.ee[/url]) all have cards which you can purchase that allow you unlimited travel on buses, ferries, etc. within certain city areas as well as free entry into many of the tourist sites such as museums. You really have to look at how long you are going to be in port and which sites you want to visit to see if it is worth your money.

Hope this helps!


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[aqua]

Great information, thanks!