QueerCityPass is a tourist public transport ticket for lesbian, gay, and trans visitors in Berlin, Cologne, or Vienna. The pass offers unlimited travel on Berlin’s public transport, including S-Bahn, U-Bahn, local trams, and buses. It also provides discounts of up to 50 percent at more than 70 participating queer-owned and queer-friendly businesses. Discounts include city tours, live performances at major venues, museum and exhibition visits, queer-oriented shopping, nightlife deals at clubs, and unique experiences such as karaoke and a sauna. Food and drink partners are included as well. For families, one adult ticket allows free travel for up to three children aged six to 14.
"The QueerCityPass is a public transport ticket that comes with discounts at over 70 queer-owned and queer-friendly businesses, making it an obvious choice for LGBTQ+ visitors who'd rather support a queer bookshop than a generic souvenir stand. Here's a look at what the pass gets you in Berlin. (For more information about what's on offer in Cologne or Vienna see the official website.)"
"The pass covers unlimited travel on public transport in Berlin; including on S-Bahn and U-Bahn trains, as well as local trams and buses. In short the pass is all a visitor needs to move between the museums, the sauna and maybe a karaoke bar without breaking the bank. Pass holders also get discounts of up to 50 percent at a wide range of participating business partners."
"These include city tours, such as with BerlinGuide.de and Alternative Berlin Tours as well as live performances at iconic venues like Friedrichstadt-Palast and the Renaissance Theatre. Museums and exhibitions are also featured, such as the Schwules Museum, Berlinische Galerie, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art. Shopping options include queer-oriented stores like Brunos Berlin, Eisenherz Buchladen, and Mann-O-Meter."
"There's also love for the nightlife crowd, with deals at clubs like Bose Buben and Connection Club. Other unique experiences include Monster Ronson's Ichiban Karaoke and Boiler Sauna. And a range of food and drink spots are also on offer to fuel it all. If you're travelling with kids, one adult ticket covers free travel for up to three children aged six to 14."
Read at www.thelocal.de
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