Travel tips

  • Take care of your belongings in crowded areas. 
  •  Compare prices before buying souvenirs; sometimes tourists pay more. 
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking tours and always bring an umbrella because the weather can change quickly. 
  • Use the Metro during off-peak hours for a better experience.
  • Always carry some cash. 




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