Train Service and Recent Flooding
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Thanks for your quick reply. I actually was asking for a friend and will get more info from her and then get back to you. Thanks again.
I couldn't find this thread when I got back on so I wish I could remove a second message that I posted with the same question, but can't figure out how. Guess I'm stuck with having it posted twice. Thanks for your answer.
I couldn't find this thread when I got back on so I wish I could remove a second message that I posted with the same question, but can't figure out how. Guess I'm stuck with having it posted twice. Thanks for your answer.
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Swandav2000,
The routes she is interested in are Frankfurt/Mannheim/Zurich/Chiasso/Milan or
Frankfurt/Munich/Verona/Milan. Do you have information that would help decide between train vs. air from Frankfort to Milan?
The routes she is interested in are Frankfurt/Mannheim/Zurich/Chiasso/Milan or
Frankfurt/Munich/Verona/Milan. Do you have information that would help decide between train vs. air from Frankfort to Milan?
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Hi again bjm,
I checked at the Swiss train website (www.rail.ch), and they show routes via Basel or Stuttgart & Zurich. I would go via Zurich to avoid the flooding around Luzern (even though it'll probably be ok).
The route is very long, 7h55 or 8h45 with one or two changes. There is a night train, leaving Frankfurt at 22.47 and arriving Milan at 07.45 -- that may be a good option.
I checked www.whichbudget.com for a discount airline between these routes. I couldn't find any from Frankfurt am Main into Milan, but did find one into Rome. There is one airline flying from Frankfurt Hahn into Milan's Orio al Serio (NO idea where that is!).
Good luck!
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I checked at the Swiss train website (www.rail.ch), and they show routes via Basel or Stuttgart & Zurich. I would go via Zurich to avoid the flooding around Luzern (even though it'll probably be ok).
The route is very long, 7h55 or 8h45 with one or two changes. There is a night train, leaving Frankfurt at 22.47 and arriving Milan at 07.45 -- that may be a good option.
I checked www.whichbudget.com for a discount airline between these routes. I couldn't find any from Frankfurt am Main into Milan, but did find one into Rome. There is one airline flying from Frankfurt Hahn into Milan's Orio al Serio (NO idea where that is!).
Good luck!
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