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Our Eurail Ticket...after a beating... - Rome
Our Eurail Ticket...after a beating...
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Train: Stazione Termini/Termini Station
  • By Redang on February 18, 2007
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  • Termini Station (Rome, Italy) - Rome
    Termini Station (Rome, Italy)
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    The most important hub of Rome for trains, metro and bus.

    Piazza de Cinquecento (although the address is not very important).

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    Train: Left Luggage
  • By msmodeshowsuhow on September 20, 2003
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  • There’s a left luggage place at Termini Station – but the station is huge and it took me ages to find it. You have to go to the end of the station where Platform 24 is, then go down to the lower floor and follow the signs to the travelators.

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    Train: Getting around Rome
  • By FieryRedhead on February 25, 2005
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  • Termini Station is the main station in Rome. It connects regional trains, eurorail trains as well as the two local subway lines (A and B). The A line runs mostly east-west and the B line runs mostly north-south. Both trains meet in Termini, and it is extremely easy to switch from one to the other. For 16 euro each we bought a pass for a week that let us ride on any bus, subway or tram. Well worth it and by far the easiest way to get around. The A line does stop running early (2100 I think) but there are buses that run until midnight and at every stop there seems to be a train to get you back to Termini.

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    Train: Trains to domestic destinations
  • By renaki1961 on April 7, 2008
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  • If you want to travel to an other town,inside Italy,prefer to take EUROSTAR or ES ITALIA trains.
    There are new,very very fasten,with bar and restaurant inside,and with no noise at all.
    it take Rome -Florence directly at 1 hour and 30 min,and the old trains Regional and Intecity takes 3 hours and 30 min.

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    Train: FM1
  • By kon27 on June 17, 2008
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  • METRO-TRAIN STATION IN FIUMINCINO AIRPORT ROME - Rome
    METRO-TRAIN STATION IN
    FIUMINCINO AIRPORT ROME
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    FM1 IS A CHEAP TRAIN FROM/TO ROME AIRPORT.OSTIENSE IS A STATION NEAR METRO "PYRAMID STATION".SO IF YOU BOOK A HOTEL NEAR COLLOSEUM IS BETTER TO TAKE THIS TRAIN FROM THE AIRPORT.

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    Train: Night train from Rome to Venice
  • Updated By azz8206 on May 14, 2008
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  • I did an overnight train from Rome to Venice and it was a horrible experience. First of all the trains are packed and people are standing in the middle of the hallways and to find and get through the throng of people on the train is near impossible. I had to stand in the smelly hallway of the train for 2 hrs before I found my sleeper room. Not a very good experience and I would never travel by train at night again.

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    Train: train from rome to florence
  • By nomadNY on June 17, 2008
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  • I just traveled from Rome to Florence a couple of weeks ago. It is very easy. the Roma Termini has dozens of the ticketing machines by the front entrance. i would recommend buying your tickets the day before and selecting promotions -amica fare and you save about 10-15%. I would just buy my tickets the night before leaving on my way home from a day in the city.

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    Train: Train Rome to Venice
  • By scanos on March 12, 2008
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  • I would not recommend the Overnight train between Rome to Venice. It is a long journey of up to 9 hours and you don't always get a good sleep. Recently my brother and I took the eurostar service from Rome to Venice during the day and it was relaxing and quick. With this service you must reserve a seat and the time goes very quickly. For example, the 06:50 train from Rome Termini to Stazione Santa Lucia in Venezia (Venice) takes 4 hours 27 minutes. See trenitalia.it for more details.

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    Train: Civitavecchia to Rome
  • By fiberfreak on October 29, 2005
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  • If you plan on going into Rome after arriving on a cruise ship at Civitavecchia, depending on where your ship docks, you will probably need to take a shuttle bus out of the dock area. Our shuttle for the QE2 dropped us off at the end of the docks - it would have been an impossibly long walk - and then we had about a 15 minute walk to the train station. It was a Sunday and the lines were moving very slowly - mainly I think because the locals were paying with credit cards where as the tourists seemed mainly to pay with cash. It cost 9 Euros each for a return ticket. Remember to validate the ticket in the yellow machines that are in the center of the ticket office. You can get the train schedule from the Trenitalia web site. It is accurate but the trains can be late.. The train ride in was an express with only one stop and took about 40 minuutes; on the return we stopped at every station and it took twice as long but compared with the $69 the cruise line tour office wanted to take us by bus into town, was well worth it. Remember to validate your return ticket also.

    At the Rome Termini, the signs to the Metro were very clear and we easily found our way to the line we wanted. We purchased tickets (one Euro) at the newsagents, and again validated them.

    Warning: if you are bringing heavy luggage from Rome to board a ship at Civitavecchia, at the Civitavecchia station there is an underground subway passage you have to take to get out of the station. It has about 30 steep steps down and the same up.

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    Train: Trains for longer distances
  • By romanhighlander on August 16, 2007
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  • Italy is considerably cheaper than most Europe when it comes to Trains. Dont be shy in using them and exploring other cities!!

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