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-Rome Central Station

-Termini stat zione Roma

The main railway station in Rome is located in the center of Rome, where almost all trains pass. There are currently 28 platforms. Due to the continuous expansion, the newly built platform can only be extended backwards. So before boarding the train, you must find out on the big screen which platform your train is on, especially the Leonardo express to the airport is on platform 24, which requires a long walk back. The basement of Termini Railway Station is full of shops and supermarkets, and you can also transfer to the subway here. The two important railway stations in Rome are Temini and Tibl Tina. It takes only 9 minutes by subway from these two railway stations. The direction from Termini is Rebibia, and you will arrive at Tiburtina Railway Station after * * * 4 stops.

Address: Fifth Century Plaza

Mode of arrival: Subway: Line A, Termini Station.

-Tiburtina Railway Station in Rome

The second largest railway station in Rome is also the main bus station in Rome. Located in the northeast of the city, when Termini Railway Station is closed in the middle of the night, long-distance trains passing through Rome will stop at Tiburtina Station, where luggage storage service is provided.

Address: Dina Square, Tibl

Mode of arrival: Tiburtina subway station

Milan

Milan * * * has eight railway stations, of which Milano Centrale, located in the northeast, is the largest and most important railway station in Milan. Trains to Lago Di Como generally depart from Cadorna Railway Station and can be reached by taking the red line M 1 and the green line M2. The name of the subway station is marked with the word FS.

-Milan Central Station

-Milan Central Station

It is one of the famous architectural landscapes in Milan. On the basement level, you can transfer to the subway, the ticket office and some shops, as well as the shops of two mobile phone operators, TIM and WIND (which can buy and handle mobile phone services such as Italian local calling cards), are located on the basement level. Take the escalator to the top floor and you will find the train platform. The airport express line is located at platforms 1 and 2, while platforms 3 and 4 are mostly trains bound for Turin. There is a tourist information desk on platform 13.

-Milanka dorna Railway Station

Built in 1879, some trains to Lake Como and Switzerland will depart from here, and there is an express train to Malpensa International Airport every half hour.

Address: Milan luigi cadorna Square14,20123.

Arrival mode: subway red line M 1, green line M2 to Cadorna Station.

Florence

-Santa Maria Novella Railway Station, Firenze

It is the main train station in Florence, very close to the city center. It should be noted that there is also a Rifredi train station in Florence, which is the terminal of some short-distance slow trains, and it is very close to S.M.Novella train station, and any slow train to S.M.Novella train station will pass through here. Florence is an important part of the Italian railway, connecting two important cities, Rome and Bologna, and is also the central hub of the train network in Tuscany. Here, you can take the fastest silver arrow train in Italy, FRECCIARGENTO, or the red arrow train, FRECCIAROSSA, to Rome. It only takes 1.5 hours, and the full-price ticket is 45 euros. Or take the ordinary train to Siena, Pisa and Lucca, and the fare is only a few euros.

Venice

Venice is divided into inland and island railway stations, Venice Meister and Venice Saint Lucia. Meister is an inland railway station in Venice and an inland transit railway station. Many trains will stop at this station if they pass through Venice. Saint Lucia is Venice's main island railway station, 5 minutes' drive from Meister. You can use the Venice transportation ticket. Friends who go to Venice depend on the final destination on the plane ticket.

Venice? Meister station

-Venice Meister Station

This is the last stop on the mainland. Whether you come from Milan, Rome or Florence, Venice Mester Station is the first stop.

-Venice main station

-Venice Saint Lucia

There is a direct train from this railway station to Padua, which runs every 30-40 minutes. 1 train runs every 3-4 hours, and the fare ranges from 2.5-9 euros. Verona has 1 flight every 2 hours, about 2 hours, and the fares range from 6. 1 to 12.65 euros. There are also trains to Milan, Trieste and Bologna, and it is also convenient to go to Rome and Florence. Visitors can reach this station by train from the main railway stations in France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia and Croatia. Most Italian cities and European cities, such as Budapest and Zagreb, can be reached by train from Venice. At Venice Railway Station, you can take a water taxi and water bus to the hotel or various scenic spots, and it takes only 20-30 minutes to walk to St. Kyle Square.

Naples

-Naples Central Railway Station

-Central Bureau of Statistics

Naples Central Railway Station is relatively large, with L 'Occitane, bookstores, drugstores, McDonald's and other fast food restaurants at reasonable prices. There are famous Turkish barbecue shops (kebabs) and coffee shops (Mexico) in front of the station.

Address: Piazza Garibaldi 1, at the intersection of Corso Umberto 1 and Corso Amaldo Lucci.

Arrival mode: Take R2 bus 152 and get off at garibaldi Square Station. Take Metro Line 2 (Linea 2) and get off at garibaldi Square.