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Pescara has two train stations , though unless you're leaving the country you only need to use one, Stazione Centrale (the other, Porta Nuova, is ... Read more..Friday, February 8th, 2008 Posted in Genoa - Genova | No Comments »
There are two big train stations in Genoa. Stazione Principe , on Piazza Acquaverde just ... Read more..Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 Posted in Como | No Comments »
Como has three train stations : Como San Giovanni, on the main line from Chiasso to Milan, and Como Borghi and Como Lago, from where ... Read more..Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 Posted in Bari | No Comments »
Bari is a fairly compact city, running from the train station in the gridded new city down to the bulging old centre, the città vecchia , ... Read more..Thursday, January 24th, 2008 Posted in Trento | No Comments »
Trento's main bus and train stations are almost next door to each other at Piazza Dante and Via Pozzo. A ... Read more..Monday, January 21st, 2008 Posted in Turin - Torino | No Comments »
Most of Turin's sights are within walking distance of Porta Nuova station, although if you're pushed for time the tram and bus network provides a fast and efficient way ... Read more..Thursday, October 11th, 2007 Posted in About Italy | No Comments »
If you need treatment , go to a doctor ( médico ); every town and village has one. Ask at a pharmacy, or consult the local Yellow Pages (under Azienda ... Read more..Thursday, October 11th, 2007 Posted in About Italy | No Comments »
Most Italian towns and main city train stations and airports have a tourist office , usually known as an APT ( Azienda per Il Turismo ) or just ufficio turistico ... Read more..Saturday, April 14th, 2007 Posted in About Italy | No Comments »
Most Italians start their day in a bar, their breakfast consisting of a coffee with hot milk ( cappuccino ) and a brioche or cornetto - a jam-, custard- or ... Read more..