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Masanori, Sweden

28 Sep 2022

Excellent

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Rasa, United Kingdom

31 Jul 2024

Excellent

I liked it a lot, but I could work a little longer so that I could look at the city from above in the evening as well

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Amita, United Kingdom

21 Jan 2025

Good

Need to be very organised to derive full benefit from the pass offerings in the time available. Unfortunately a number of the best attractions are not open in the winter. Still would recommend it...

Need to be very organised to derive full benefit from the pass offerings in the time available. Unfortunately a number of the best attractions are not open in the winter. Still would recommend it even though we did not save any money on entrance costs but it meant no faffing with different tickets

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