train from rome to venice
Sep 16th, 2006, 03:18 PM
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Standard fare on the EuroStar Italia is E44.93 for 2nd class and E67.14 for 1st class. However, if you book online well in advance at trenitalia.com, you can get either 1st or 2nd class tickets for E29. When they're gone, the price goes up to E39. When they're gone, you pay full price.
Sep 16th, 2006, 03:21 PM
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You don't go to either airport in order to catch a train therefore you don't pay to go to the airport. Factor in those costs - plus the time spent getting to an airport, checking in, passing through security, etc - before comparing "€45" against the train fare
Sep 16th, 2006, 05:12 PM
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Hello anitaseth. The Treviso airport is not the Venice Marco Polo Airport. The Treviso is a smaller airport north of Venice. There is a bus that will take you into Venice to the Piazzale Roma where you would than either walk, take the vaporotto or a private water taxi to your hotel. The bus from Treviso would probably take a good hour. Not sure of the cost. My opinion, I would take the train from Rome to Venice (to the Santa Lucia Train Station which is along the Grand Canal in Venice).
