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National Botanic Gardens

Walk through the rose garden and visit the glasshouses

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  • Duration: 1h
  • Live guide in English, German, French, Italian
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Sébastien,  France France
24 Oct 2024
Excellent
Acheté pour une période de 48h, nous avons pu utiliser le Big Bus (Hop On Hop Off) sur les 2 journées du fait d'une offre périodique. Nous avons apprécié les différentes attractions visitées et...
Acheté pour une période de 48h, nous avons pu utiliser le Big Bus (Hop On Hop Off) sur les 2 journées du fait d'une offre périodique. Nous avons apprécié les différentes attractions visitées et sommes vite rentrés dans nos sous après 12 visites de sites payants.
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Giorgio,  Italy Italy
02 Sep 2024
Average
Molti ingressi sponsorizzati nei musei sono in realtà gratuiti di per sé e altri a pagamento sono mediocri. Belli i giri con degustazione nelle distillerie
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massimiliano,  Italy Italy
15 Aug 2024
Excellent
City pass assolutamente consigliato, ingresso a quasi tutte le attrazioni senza prenotazione e senza coda. Obbligatorio prenotare il tour alla fabbrica Guinness e alla distilleria Jameson...
City pass assolutamente consigliato, ingresso a quasi tutte le attrazioni senza prenotazione e senza coda. Obbligatorio prenotare il tour alla fabbrica Guinness e alla distilleria Jameson consigliata anche al r'n'R museum experience
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