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What is the best way to travel from Tokyo airport to Nagano?
I want the easiest most cost effective but comfortable way to get from Narita to Nagano (Nozawa Onsen actually) in quickest time if possible.
Japan,
about 23 hours ago by
Paquita Wiesner
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Garry Weil: Take the NEX (nariita Express) to Tokyo station and transfer to the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Naganoabout 22 hours ago - 1 person liked this answer -
Honor Dargan: I agree with Garry. This is the easiest and most comfortable route : )about 19 hours ago -
Paquita Wiesner: Thank you very much. Is there a lot of walking around to find the right trains etc (ie with our luggage)? And is it necessary to pre-book any of the train passages or can we get it all sorted easily on the fly? (We don't speak Japanese!) We're getting in to NEX around 5pm so just concerned about timing etc.about 18 hours ago -
Garry Weil: You should be okay getting a NEX ticket once you arrive. I would pre-book the train to Nagano though. Should be able to do that online.about 1 hour ago
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Is it worth going to Melbourne aquarium?
Is it worth going to aquarium in Melbourne?
How much is it and what's the beat form of transport for getting there?-
Jaidev S: Melbourne aquarium is a great aquarium (I much preferred it to Sydney's - I didn't constantly feel like they were trying to squeeze all the money they could out of me).
The antarctic section is great (penguins!), and the place is really well laid out.
The aquarium is in town, and the easiest way to get there would be to train to Flinders Street Station, and then tram south to King Street. Alternately you could train to Southern Cross Station, then walk two blocks south along Spencer St and then one block east along Flinders St
http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=melbourne+aquarium&sll=-26.902477,135.703125&sspn=55.614149,86.923828&ie=UTF8&hq=Melbourne+Aquarium&hnear=Melbourne+Aquarium&z=15&iwloc=A
Entry fee was $32 from memory - it was definitely worth it.about 17 hours ago -
Joanne Dumaresq: I agree with Jaidev S we really enjoyed the aquarium when we went. It is quite large and has many different aquariums reflecting various habitats.
Depending on where you stay it is quite easy to walk to the Aquarium, we did it with our two children (14 and 11) and had no problems getting around Melbourne.
Tickets are a bit expensive ($32.50 for adults) but some of the tourist brochures you can pick up from the t\Tourist Centre at Federation Square have discount vouchers.
It's a good idea to visit the Tourist Centre as they have a lot of good info available.about 11 hours ago
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Where are the best Lebanese restaurants in Melbourne Cbd ?
Staying in the city and would like to try a really good lebanese restaurant?
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Hannahbabble: Hrm, not sure there are many (or any) in the actual cbd - you have to head a bit north, Brunswick and Carlton way.
I would say that the best Lebanese restuaurant in Melbourne is Abla's, in Carlton (very short tram ride from the city). http://www.ablas.com.au/
It's an institution - it's been there almost 30 years - and the food is amazing.about 23 hours ago - 1 person liked this answer
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What's the best reasonably-priced hotel in Paris?
Paris, Ile-de-France, France,
1 day ago by
Rhonda Smith
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Sam Araz: Depends on what you consider reasonably priced?!
I have stayed at Hotel des Academies et des Arts and really liked it, and found it good value and well located.
Friends think that the Novotel chain is not too bad.
You dont go to Paris to stay inside the hotel I guess!1 day ago - 1 person liked this answer
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Jordan Watson: When I went I stayed at the Outrigger Reef http://www.outrigger.com/hotels-resorts/fiji/outrigger-on-the-lagoon-fiji I liked it. I went with my whole family and we all were pretty entertained.1 day ago - 1 person liked this answer
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whats the best mid-priced italian restaurant in Melbourne?
Melbourne, Australia,
2 days ago by
graham
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Jeff Trounce: There's a little gem in Kew called Svago. Modern, almost tapas-style Italian. Not cheap but not expensive. In HIgh St, just past Kew Junction, about 15 mins from CBD.2 days ago - 1 person liked this answer
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graham: Hi there Jeff, how the Devil are you? (Graham Kingaby here). I'll make sure that I get into Svagos on the next trip.
Cheers
Graham2 days ago -
Hannahbabble: There's a relatively new place in the city called Barbagallo Trattoria e Pizzeria that's pretty damn good - excellent produce used and very skillfully made pasta and pizza
http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/epicure/restaurant-review/barbagallo-trattoria-e-pizzeria/2010/03/01/1267291839807.html
And if you were happy to pay a bit more, I'd definitely reccommend Da Noi in South Yarra - you pay a set price and the chef just cooks food for you (I think the menu differs from table to table).
http://www.theage.com.au/news/restaurant-reviews/da-noi/2007/07/23/1185043011850.htmlabout 23 hours ago - 1 person liked this answer
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Bruce Elder: Not a lot. It tends to be a holiday destination with lots of fast food and quick food options. Want an ice cream, a pancake, fish and chips, they are all there. There is even a particularly good fish shop for people wanting to do a little cooking themselves. There have been noodle shops and similar but they tend not to last. How can you survive when all people want is takeaway.
Anyway, the consensus from last year's Good Food Guide was that there was not a single restaurant in the area worth more than 12/20 - which is the cut off point - so Batemans Bay received no listings in the guide which is an accurate assessment of the best the state has to offer.1 day ago - 1 person liked this answer
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Simon Monk: try this answer: http://travellr.com/questions/australia/1422/where-is-the-best-place-for-skydiving-in-australia3 days ago - 1 person liked this answer
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Good hostels in Santiago?
Can anyone recommend a good youth hostel in Santiago? Looking for something to meet other travellers and explore - but must be clean!
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Where is the best place to ski as a family in New Zealand our kids are 6 &9 so need a kid friendly place. Any suggestions for us?
We are heading to New Zealand in July and would like to know where
would be the best place to ski as a family..our kids are 6 & 9? Any
suggestions?
New Zealand,
4 days ago by
Ross Clark
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James Barrett: Best place in NZ is to ski at the Queenstown slopes. This is family friendly and Queenstown itself has all the amenities and shopping you and family require. The gorge is just spectacular to see as well.2 days ago -
Nicholas Roberts: There was a reply on Twitter from: http://twitter.com/MountainRangeNZ
They said:
Cardrona Ski Field near Wanaka!
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Link: http://www.cardrona.com/1 day ago
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