PalenQ

The bahn.de site might be always, always right for German trains, and maybe even for Austrian trains, but I've seen other examples when it's wrong for Italian trains.>

Well once again something you fail to grasp this is a German train (Innsbruck to Bologna - run in conjunction with Austrian railways) - I was just mentioning the best seemingly connection Innsbruck to Bologna. Capiche?

bvlenci

You started out by contradicting my time estimate of 6 hours for the trip, coming up with that fantastical connection time of 13 minutes in Bologna. So it hardly sounded as though the Italian train was an afterthought. But I know from experience that you always have to have the last word, so just take it.

Here's some other unsolicited advice, though. You shouldn't use "capiche" when speaking to an Italian. It's kind of like a white people addressing a black person as "homeboy".

PalenQ

Sorry things got off wrong here - my apologies - both misundertood each other I think - I should not have come across as contradicting you - in fact I read your first post wrong. Cheers if not capiche! Hope yes this is the last word on something gone wrong without intents.

PalenQ

http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...o-florence.cfm

a current thread on the Munich-Innsbruck-Florence-Rome overnight train if interested in details on that train.