knowing every transport option, subway (tube ) lines and how much it costs; • It's updated in real time; • Free for iOS, Android, Web; • +70 cities in the world; • citymapper.com Citymapper
a trip, including flight tickets, food, accommodation, attractions; • You can also search for cheap tickets and accomodation; • For Web; • It suggests nice destinations according to your budget; • It covers many destinations on all the continents; • quantocustaviajar.com Quanto custa viajar?
different companies; ◦ Accommodation; ◦ Car rentals; • You can set an alert so they let you know when a ticket gets cheaper; • Free for Web; • skyscanner.com.br Sky Scanner
• Make yourself an Oyster Card: it's a prepaid card that you can use in tubes, rails and buses. If you got money left on the card, you can get it back in the airport before you leave - or you can keep the card as a souvenir; • Buy tickets to tourist attractions even before your trip. some of these need to be pre-booked; • WALKING TOURS - THEY ARE FREE!!! (strawberrytours.com) • My favorite places: ◦ Hyde Park ◦ Natural History Museum ◦ Camden Town neighborhood
too expensive; • Going out by night without planning the transportation (tubes can be off during the night and you must take a bus); • Going inside telephone booths - they are all about pee and stink.
in the right place, you can get to know almost everything in Edinburgh on foot - in a few days; • Castle Rock is a cheap and really nice hostel right beside the main castle of Edinburgh. And yes, the hostel really looks like a tiny old castle, with ancient armor and tapestries. People are awesome there and you get to make friends from all over the world; • Castlerockedinburgh.com • WALKING TOURS - THEY ARE FREE!!! (strawberrytours.com) • Places to visit: ◦ Princes Street Gardens ◦ Edinburgh Castle ◦ Calton Hill ◦ Greyfriars Kirkyard
try to change money on online auctions, where money changers can make you an offer; • If you have money left when you come back to Brazil, take care! Money changers may not accept coins or small amounts; • Print a calendar in A3 size, so you can take it with you and plan your days (if you print it you’re safe when your phone runs out of battery); • Note in a piece of paper important addresses, locations and phone numbers (if something bad happens to you or your cellphone dies); • Pay for a travel security; • Plan your daily costs; • Take fewer clothes and more money than you’ve planned; • The food can be really cheap in supermarkets; • Bonus tip: if you move to another country and the flight companies don’t allow you to take your pet with you, you can pay a professional that flies to a country next to your future home and use another transport to take your pet to you.