Which town in Northern Italy by train from Paris?
Apr 4th, 2007, 09:56 PM
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Which town in Northern Italy by train from Paris?
We want to spend several weeks in Italy next year and will arrive from Paris. Initially we want to visit the northern parts. We want to go to Cinque Terra out of St Margarita Ligure , Bellagio via Como as well as Verona, Venice etc. My question is where would we be best arriving in Italy ? I was thinking maybe Genoa ? Milan? What do people think? Thanks.
Apr 5th, 2007, 01:22 AM
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Hi Peter - The budget airline Easyjet flies from Paris to Milan (Malpensa or Linate) and Pisa.
www.easyjet.com
Myair flies Paris-Venice.
www.myair.com
Ryanair flies Beauvais-Treviso.
www.ryanair.com
For other budget airline options go to:
www.whichbudget.com
Hope this helps ...
Steve
www.easyjet.com
Myair flies Paris-Venice.
www.myair.com
Ryanair flies Beauvais-Treviso.
www.ryanair.com
For other budget airline options go to:
www.whichbudget.com
Hope this helps ...
Steve
Apr 5th, 2007, 02:33 AM
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Use www.bahn.de for train connections to see journey times.
If you want to go to the Cinque Terre, enter one of the five villages, and look at the journey from Paris to, say, Monterosso. Similarly, try Como, Verona or Venezia as your destination.
Many journeys from Paris to northern Italy can be completed in one day using TGVs. You can save time by travelling on the overnight trains. The web site may give connections that involve changing trains in the middle of the night and these should be ignored: either travel by day or spend a whole night in a sleeping compartment.
If you want to go to the Cinque Terre, enter one of the five villages, and look at the journey from Paris to, say, Monterosso. Similarly, try Como, Verona or Venezia as your destination.
Many journeys from Paris to northern Italy can be completed in one day using TGVs. You can save time by travelling on the overnight trains. The web site may give connections that involve changing trains in the middle of the night and these should be ignored: either travel by day or spend a whole night in a sleeping compartment.
Apr 5th, 2007, 04:30 AM
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Hi P,
I agree with SJ, fly Paris ORY to Venice VCE on www.myair.com and start your Italy itinerary there.
Venice, Verona, Bellagio, CT. Fly home from Rome.
I agree with SJ, fly Paris ORY to Venice VCE on www.myair.com and start your Italy itinerary there.
Venice, Verona, Bellagio, CT. Fly home from Rome.
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