Source hierarchy
- Government, official venue, railway, airport and recognised heritage sources are preferred for rules and factual visitor information.
- Open geographic data may support map coordinates and route geometry.
- Editorial recommendations are labelled as planning judgement rather than official instructions.
Verification and freshness
- Time-sensitive records carry a checked date and source links.
- Policy information is reviewed more frequently than general city context.
- A page marked review due should be checked before a time-sensitive booking or entry decision.
Prices and travel times
Ticket prices, fare ranges, opening patterns and door-to-door times are planning references. They are not booking quotes. Visitors should confirm live conditions with the venue, carrier or relevant authority.
AI-assisted work
AI-assisted systems may help organise research, structure drafts, test references and find inconsistencies. They are not treated as an authoritative source. Factual claims should trace back to the sources shown on the page, and original experience must not be invented.
Corrections
A public correction channel will be added after the site owner confirms the contact address. Until then, no contact identity is fabricated.