Exploring a new city can often feel both overwhelming and expensive, with the pressure to visit numerous 'must-see' attractions while managing tight budgets. Advance bookings and single-ticket purchases can quickly escalate costs, leaving travellers seeking smarter alternatives.
Go City Pass: Unlocking Attractions at Half Price
The travel app Go City provides a practical solution, offering various pass options tailored to trip length, budget, and sightseeing preferences. Available in over 28 cities, these passes can save visitors up to half price on top attractions, tours, and activities.
Prague: All-Inclusive Access for £64 Daily
For those visiting Prague with an ambitious itinerary, the All Inclusive Pass at £64 per day grants entry to 30 attractions. This includes popular sites like Aquapalace, where a standard ticket typically costs €49.44 (£42.91). Go City also assists travellers by offering sample itineraries to simplify planning.
London: Flexible Options for Every Visitor
In London, Go City presents multiple pass choices to suit different needs. The two-choice pass is priced at £54 per adult, while the five-choice pass costs £114 per adult per day. For unlimited access, the All Inclusive and All Inclusive Plus passes start from £79 daily.
These passes cover 110 attractions, such as the London Eye (usual price £39), Up at the O2 (usually £44), and a two-day Hop On Hop Off Tour (normal price up to £55.99), providing substantial value for money.
European National Transport Passes: Affordable Mobility
Beyond city-specific passes, several European countries have introduced national transport tickets that offer excellent value for travellers.
Spain's Flat-Rate Travel Pass
Spain has launched a national public transport pass allowing unlimited travel on buses and trains across the country for a flat monthly fee of €60 (£52.75). For individuals under 26, the cost reduces to just €30 (£26.37) per month.
Germany's Seasonal Deutschlandticket
Germany introduced the Deutschlandticket in 2023, originally priced at €49 (£43) monthly for regional rail, metro, trams, and buses nationwide. The fee increased to €58 (£51) at the start of 2025 and is scheduled to rise again to €63 (£55.40) in 2026.
Hungary's Discounted Monthly Pass
The Hungary Pass offers a monthly transport ticket usable throughout the country for approximately €49 (£43) over 30 days. Students benefit from a significant 90 per cent discount, making it highly affordable.
Portugal's Resident-Only Offer
Portugal provides the cheapest option at €20 (£17.60) monthly for train tickets, though it is exclusively available to Portuguese residents who must present a national tax number to purchase.
These travel and transport passes demonstrate a growing trend towards cost-effective exploration, helping visitors maximise their experiences without breaking the bank.
