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Hello. Can you please tell me the best way to get from Heathrow Airport Terminal 1 to Bournemouth. There is a school where we will study. What transport card would you recommend for the training period (2 weeks), what type of connection and how best to call: from England to Moscow or vice versa. Thanks
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There is a tube from Heathrow to any station in London. Just find out from which station above the departure to Bournemouth.
In connection, consider the options for travel SIM cards that are bought in your city: "Travelsim", "Eureka", etc. They have incoming free, and outgoing at about 50 cents per minute.
In general, people in London are sympathetic, they will always understand and prompt you even if you speak in primitive broken English. In addition, approximately every 20-30th passer-by will speak Russian.
In connection, consider the options for travel SIM cards that are bought in your city: "Travelsim", "Eureka", etc. They have incoming free, and outgoing at about 50 cents per minute.
In general, people in London are sympathetic, they will always understand and prompt you even if you speak in primitive broken English. In addition, approximately every 20-30th passer-by will speak Russian.
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Trains leave for Bournemouth from Waterloo Station, costing from £16 if booked in advance. There is a tube station right in Heathrow, you can take it (with a change to Green Park or Leicester Square) to Waterloo, the cost is 5.50 pounds.
The most economical type of communication is Skype, since free Wi-Fi is available in many places.
What transport cards in Bournemouth, I do not know at all.
I recommend two very useful sites:
for London transport
www.tfl.gov.uk
it allows you to plan a route taking into account the type of transport, a specific date and time of day, and also takes into account possible repairs in the subway and on the roads
By rail in the UK
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
The most economical type of communication is Skype, since free Wi-Fi is available in many places.
What transport cards in Bournemouth, I do not know at all.
I recommend two very useful sites:
for London transport
www.tfl.gov.uk
it allows you to plan a route taking into account the type of transport, a specific date and time of day, and also takes into account possible repairs in the subway and on the roads
By rail in the UK
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
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