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Absy_Baby Roma Pass: ... many of you know I recently went on a trip to Rome. As with anywhere I go, I always do some research beforehand. This helps to arrange an itinerary and to make sure nothing gets left out whilst finding some news things to go look at too. The Roma Pass was something a work colleague mentioned to me, although she did not know the name just there was some card thing that gets you benefits. So I looked up things to...
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Transport International - Siena Mobilita Siena Mobilita
Transport International / Siena Public Transport Bus Service, Tuscany, Italy.
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Transport in Venice Transport in Venice
Transport International / Venice is world-famous for its canals. It is built on an archipelago of 122 islands formed by about 150 canals in a shallow lagoon. The islands on which the city is built are connected by about 400 bridges. In the old center, the canals serve the function of roads, and every form of transp...
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Transport International - Trenitalia Trenitalia
Transport International / Trenitalia is the primary operator of trains within Italy. Trenitalia is owned by Ferrovie dello Stato, itself owned by the Italian Government. It was created in 2000 following the EU directive on the deregulation of rail transport. Ferrovie dello Stato became an holding company which cont...
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Costa Cruises Costa Cruises
Transport International / Mediterranean cruises.
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Transport International - Corsica Ferries Corsica Ferries
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Stam Stam
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Transport International - Sena Sena
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Freccia dell'Appennino Freccia dell'Appennino
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Transport International - Alpi Bus Alpi Bus
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Barcelona-Genua Barcelona-Genua
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Absy_Baby Trambus Open 110 Route Rome
... in Rome recently I decided the best way to find our feet would be to get an open top bus ride around the city. Before we went I did some research in to the trip and whilst looking on the Roma Pass website I found a link to: www.trambusopen.com, this link was explaining all about the 110 trambus route in Rome. Tickets can be brought for 24 hours or 48 hours. We were about to buy 2 adult tickets for the 24 hour period when we were told they would cost 20 Euro each, I remembered having read on the Roma Pass site, if you had purchased a Roma Pass you would receive a discount. So we quickly stopped in our tracks and asked about the Roma Pass, to which we were told tha...
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dangaroo Siena Mobilita
... Mobilita is the public transport run in Siena and the Siena part in Tuscany, whilst Siena is a relatively tiny place and only the really unfit or perhaps less able or disabled would need to use public transport to get from the train station to the city itself, it comes in handy for little trips to nearby places such as the tourist pulling tower town - San Gimignano. We made use of the bus service to San Gimignano, I thought that the price was quite dear for the rather small journey, especially when compared to the reasonable price of trains in the country. The buses were clean and fairly modern and the passengers were mostly tourists, there didn t seem to be too ma...
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dangaroo Trenitalia
... is a much cheaper way of getting around in Italy than bus and there are plenty of connections around the country, tickets particularly on the "Regionale" trains are very reasonable - at something like 6 euros/100km. The trains are also very comfortable and at first sight even the cheaper trains are a blessing of comfort if you are used to using cheap trains in Central or Eastern Europe. There s quite a lot of room for luggage, normally plenty of seats available and the temperatures are usually just about right (apart from the time the window was stuck open and it was pouring in with rain), the staff at the station tend to be multi-lingual and relative...
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