Are you a metro lover that’s looking to plan a trip to the United States? These three cities have huge and fascinating metro systems that you will love exploring.

New York City Subway

The New York City Subway is one of the largest systems in the world and the biggest in the United States and is famed for its gritty, yet lovable, character. Street musicians and buskers entertain riders in eclectically-decorated stations that cover all five boroughs of the heart of American city life.

Washington Metro

The United States’ capital, despite not being one of the nation’s largest cities, has an enviable Metro system with an iconic and recognizable station design that jumps out due to its vaulted ceilings. Not only does this Metro cover DC, but it also covers suburban areas in Maryland and Virginia.

BART (San Francisco)

Another metro station that gives you the option of staying in more affordable accommodation in the suburban areas outside of the city center is BART, which covers the San Francisco Metro Area. Its combined system of under and over-ground rail connects nearly all the Bay Area’s population to San Fran.

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New York

If you’re in the Us, there’s really no better public transportation system than the MTA. Not only can you get around all the boroughs pretty easily, but there’s also only one flat fare that applies to both buses and trains. Though the trains and train stations themselves are definitely not super beautiful and clean, they are reliable and reasonably priced.

Madrid, Spain

What is pretty phenomenal about the Madrid transit system is that wherever you are in Madrid, you’re never more than a 10-minute walk from a subway station. And Madrid is a big city, so it makes a big difference. Not only are they frequent, but the metro is also super cheap, coming out at just about 1 euro a trip, which is pretty incredible.

Singapore

Though this country is usually pretty expensive, they’ve managed to keep the cost of transit actually very low. Not only this, but the trains are clean, fast, and easy to use. Tickets aren’t complicated and in general, the transit system utilizes a lot of technology to make commuters time easier.

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While commuters in cities like New York City and Geneva might use this method of transportation to go to work or to go home at the end of a long day, they are great for doing tourism as well. Seeing a city from the perspective of a boat gives you a whole new window into its appearance and character.

Cruising on the water in a ferry is a fantastic option, especially if the weather is sunny. Most boats offer outdoor seating that will let you catch rays while traveling along.

Another huge advantage of testing out a city’s ferry is that it’s usually going to be very affordable. Since these boats are also used for daily commutes by residents, they are never “tourist priced.”

Sustainable urbanism and tourism go hand and hand when you go on a ferry ride. Don’t be afraid to use your sea legs to check out your destination from a unique perspective!

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It’s a method of transport in which cars or compartments are lifted off of the ground on cables and then transported to another destination. They provide riders with spectacular views of the Earth.

Here are some of the most impressive on Earth.

Sugarloaf Cable Car: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

This aerial lift goes to the top of the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio, transporting visitors to an unforgettable view of Brazil’s most well-known city.

Emirates Air Line: London, England

This fairly new lift crosses the Thames River in London. Its primary use is to give visitors a panoramic view of one of the biggest cities on Earth. It opened in 2012.

Merida Cable Car: Merida, Venezuela

The Merida aerial lift is the highest in the world, and also the second longest. It transfers users from the city of Merida, at 5,380 feet above sea level, to the top of Pico Espejo, at 15,663 feet.

Stanserhorn Cable Car: Stanserhorn, Switzerland

This aerial lift is located in the stunning Swiss Alps. It’s primarily for tourist use, and transports them from the Swiss town of Stans to the top of this beautiful mountain.

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Are you a metro lover that’s looking to plan a trip to the United States? These three cities have huge and fascinating metro systems that you will love exploring.

New York City Subway

The New York City Subway is one of the largest systems in the world and the biggest in the United States and is famed for its gritty, yet lovable, character. Street musicians and buskers entertain riders in eclectically-decorated stations that cover all five boroughs of the heart of American city life.

Washington Metro

The United States’ capital, despite not being one of the nation’s largest cities, has an enviable Metro system with an iconic and recognizable station design that jumps out due to its vaulted ceilings. Not only does this Metro cover DC, but it also covers suburban areas in Maryland and Virginia.

BART (San Francisco)

Another metro station that gives you the option of staying in more affordable accommodation in the suburban areas outside of the city center is BART, which covers the San Francisco Metro Area. Its combined system of under and over-ground rail connects nearly all the Bay Area’s population to San Fran.

The post America’s Largest Metro Lines Make it Easy to Get Around appeared first on Traveler Master.

New York

If you’re in the Us, there’s really no better public transportation system than the MTA. Not only can you get around all the boroughs pretty easily, but there’s also only one flat fare that applies to both buses and trains. Though the trains and train stations themselves are definitely not super beautiful and clean, they are reliable and reasonably priced.

Madrid, Spain

What is pretty phenomenal about the Madrid transit system is that wherever you are in Madrid, you’re never more than a 10-minute walk from a subway station. And Madrid is a big city, so it makes a big difference. Not only are they frequent, but the metro is also super cheap, coming out at just about 1 euro a trip, which is pretty incredible.

Singapore

Though this country is usually pretty expensive, they’ve managed to keep the cost of transit actually very low. Not only this, but the trains are clean, fast, and easy to use. Tickets aren’t complicated and in general, the transit system utilizes a lot of technology to make commuters time easier.

The post If You Value Public Transportation, These are the Cities to Visit! appeared first on Traveler Master.

While commuters in cities like New York City and Geneva might use this method of transportation to go to work or to go home at the end of a long day, they are great for doing tourism as well. Seeing a city from the perspective of a boat gives you a whole new window into its appearance and character.

Cruising on the water in a ferry is a fantastic option, especially if the weather is sunny. Most boats offer outdoor seating that will let you catch rays while traveling along.

Another huge advantage of testing out a city’s ferry is that it’s usually going to be very affordable. Since these boats are also used for daily commutes by residents, they are never “tourist priced.”

Sustainable urbanism and tourism go hand and hand when you go on a ferry ride. Don’t be afraid to use your sea legs to check out your destination from a unique perspective!

The post A Ferry Ride is a Marvelous Way to Discover a City appeared first on Traveler Master.

It’s a method of transport in which cars or compartments are lifted off of the ground on cables and then transported to another destination. They provide riders with spectacular views of the Earth.

Here are some of the most impressive on Earth.

Sugarloaf Cable Car: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

This aerial lift goes to the top of the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio, transporting visitors to an unforgettable view of Brazil’s most well-known city.

Emirates Air Line: London, England

This fairly new lift crosses the Thames River in London. Its primary use is to give visitors a panoramic view of one of the biggest cities on Earth. It opened in 2012.

Merida Cable Car: Merida, Venezuela

The Merida aerial lift is the highest in the world, and also the second longest. It transfers users from the city of Merida, at 5,380 feet above sea level, to the top of Pico Espejo, at 15,663 feet.

Stanserhorn Cable Car: Stanserhorn, Switzerland

This aerial lift is located in the stunning Swiss Alps. It’s primarily for tourist use, and transports them from the Swiss town of Stans to the top of this beautiful mountain.

The post These are Some of the World’s Craziest Aerial Lifts appeared first on Traveler Master.