How to Travel by Train in ITALY

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  @OurBigItalianAdventure · 7 months ago · pinned

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  @PaoloAnnoni-t5q · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m Italian and i like to watch your videos as exercise to improve my English. Thank you.

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• RS

  @rscaht · 2 years ago

  Extra high top class !<br>I was on an italo train ,i asked the assistant why I cannot find mu seat ... &quot;this is not your train , your is a freccia trenitalia and we surpassed it ! it is 2 minutes back of us&quot;<br>I apologize , so I can get of at Bologna and change? how much for this ride ? &quot; yese you can , you&apos; ll find your train on the same platform we stop and... no... you don&apos;t have to pay nothing , have a nice trip sir .<br>kindness ! this is Very super high top class !

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  @alfredocesarano757 · 2 years ago

  As an Italian, I travel by railways, not so often as I used to, but I can really say that they made such a progress. The trains are generally punctual, the level of service is excellent and price is quite good compared to other EU countries such as Austria and Germany, with crazy tariffs and a level that is quite lower than Italy. I am not talking only about the flagship frecciarossa, but also the small regional trains are quite good clean and punctual. Staffwise, they hired a lot of new people, which are supportive and professional. Good job Trenitalia.

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  @ripp704 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I have an italy trip in a few weeks and found this task to be the hardest part of planning 😂😂 You by far made me more confident about it. I honestly planned my entire day around figuring this out. Thanks for giving hours of my life back🕺🏾🕺🏾

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• DA

  @danstoye3902 · 8 months ago

  As someone who lived in Italy for 7 years, this a comprehensive easy to understand primer. Bravo

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• IL

  @ilax78 · 2 years ago

  Benvenuto in Italia

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• JO

  @joecesa1013 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thanks for the video for rail travel. &nbsp;I&apos;ve been to Italy and used their trains, and your correct on all points. &nbsp;One thing that may be helpful to mention: &nbsp;as a non-Italian resident, you can&apos;t register on the Trenitalia website, an Italian address is mandatory. &nbsp;BUT you can still purchase tickets on the app. &nbsp;Thanks.

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  @TheFishyduck · 2 years ago

  Excellent review and very accurate, we Arrive in Milan in two weeks and have purchased seats on Italo for Milano Centrale to Rome Termini, we used Trainline which I found to very good, also allows us to have our tickets on our smart phones and access when offline which is great, we have also booked other trains to Civitavecchia and Venice to Milan, easy to watch your video, thanks heaps from Aus

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  @heidimeyermath8087 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for this video! I leave for Italy in a couple of days and have been watching videos on the train system most of the day today. I&apos;ve found this one to be THE BEST! It is so detailed; you break things down so well and are so thorough. Again, thank you!

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• GE

  @genfri80 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Thanks for the service you&apos;re offering with your detailed explanations, not only for US tourists but also for italians, like me! 😄

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• MC

  @MC-dh4hr · 11 months ago (edited)

  Thank you Ed and Anne for sharing your Big Italian Adventures so we newbies can gain confidence in creating our own. Andiamo! Ciao

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