cover time for trains
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cover time for trains
If we wished to travel from venice (mestre)to Milan but wished to stop over a day in verona and then 2 days at lake garda which train ticket should we get OR should we travel from venice to lake garda (decenzano) on a ticket stopping off at verona en route?
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I would simply buy point to point tickets
Separate tickts:
Venice to Verona (11.50 Euro)
Verona to Lake Garda (Desenzano) (2.40 Euro, trains a couple times an hour)
Lake Garda to Milan (11 Euro)
are about the same cost as Venice-Milan ticket (23 Euro)
Separate tickts:
Venice to Verona (11.50 Euro)
Verona to Lake Garda (Desenzano) (2.40 Euro, trains a couple times an hour)
Lake Garda to Milan (11 Euro)
are about the same cost as Venice-Milan ticket (23 Euro)
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TYP.
I looked up the schedules on www.trenitalia.com. There is no need to pre-purchase tickets for these routes.
From Venice to Verona it's only about 1hr travel, and there are trains 2-3 times per hour. You can simply go to the train station when you wish to travel, buy a ticket, and get on the train.
Ditto for the other legs.
If you want to have tickets in hand beforehand, buy them at the train station a day ahead - but really no need.
I looked up the schedules on www.trenitalia.com. There is no need to pre-purchase tickets for these routes.
From Venice to Verona it's only about 1hr travel, and there are trains 2-3 times per hour. You can simply go to the train station when you wish to travel, buy a ticket, and get on the train.
Ditto for the other legs.
If you want to have tickets in hand beforehand, buy them at the train station a day ahead - but really no need.
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Hi TYP - Are you planning to stay in Desenzano?
If not, most other places on the eastern side of the lake are accessible by bus from Verona - e.g Torre del Benaco, Malcesine, Riva ...
Hope this helps ...
Steve
If not, most other places on the eastern side of the lake are accessible by bus from Verona - e.g Torre del Benaco, Malcesine, Riva ...
Hope this helps ...
Steve
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we do plan to stay in Desenzano for a few days beofre heading to Milan and then home. Do all trenitalia trains from venice to milan stop at desenzano?
Thanks for all your great advice!
Thanks for all your great advice!