Train prices in Italy
Mar 26th, 2006, 01:49 PM
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May I suggest that you look it up yourself:
www.trenitalia.com
Click on "English" in the upper left-hand corner.
If you book on line 60 days before your travel date, you may be able to obtain a 29 Euro or 39 Euro promotional rate in either first or second class.
www.trenitalia.com
Click on "English" in the upper left-hand corner.
If you book on line 60 days before your travel date, you may be able to obtain a 29 Euro or 39 Euro promotional rate in either first or second class.
Mar 26th, 2006, 02:00 PM
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Eloise, Thank you for your reply. I did in fact go to the trenitalia web site and although I could figure out the schedules I couldn't seem to find out prices. I appreciate your help.
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Mar 26th, 2006, 02:11 PM
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Prices are only given if the ticket can be bought (i.e., at most 60 days before travel date). So put in a date that is within 60 days.
When the various suggestions come up, click on one of the numbers at the beginning (1., 2., etc.), Then click on "Buy". It will show the "Intera" (or "entire; no promotion) price for first and second class.
For Rome to Venice, try to choose a Eurostar (fast) train from Roma Termini to Venezia Santa Lucia. If the train only goes to Venexzia Mestre, you have to change trains to cross the causway to Venice itself.
When the various suggestions come up, click on one of the numbers at the beginning (1., 2., etc.), Then click on "Buy". It will show the "Intera" (or "entire; no promotion) price for first and second class.
For Rome to Venice, try to choose a Eurostar (fast) train from Roma Termini to Venezia Santa Lucia. If the train only goes to Venexzia Mestre, you have to change trains to cross the causway to Venice itself.
