Eurostar Italia trains operate all over the beautiful Country of Italy. A recently introduced high speed line connects Milan with Bologna in just over an hour. Thanks to the introduction of new Alta Velocità trains, faster services are offered to Florence, Rome and Naples. The Eurail Italy Pass offers 3 to 10 travel days, consecutive or no, within 2 months period through all Italian rail network. Seat reservations are compulsory when traveling by Eurostar Italia, the high speed train, available on the major Italian routes.

The Frecciarossa trains connect Turin to Milan, Bologna to Rome and Naples to Salerno. The fastest of fast, this high speed line reaches speeds of way over 220 mph here are some additional facts on schedules. The routes between Milan and Rome offer 72 daily train connections between these cities on the Frecciarossa trains.

The Eurostar Italia pass offers very fast service to cities that include Florence, Venice, Rome, Milan, Bologna, and Naples. The Eurostar Italia pass offers convenient access to an assortment of smaller Italian towns and destinations. Rely on Rail Europe for a range of tickets that can be tailored toward each traveler’s individual needs for a truly unique Italian rail experience. When you reserve your tickets through Rail Europe, you’ll enjoy an easy, fast and convenient hassle-booking process everyone can deal with!

Italy is a well designed network of rail lines, and most of the popular routes are covered by those famous high speed Euro trains. The high-speed trains in Italy like the EuroStar and InterCity can be quite a bit more expensive than the slow trains. The differences between the fast and slow trains are probably obvious. The slower trains, stopping much more frequently along the way, take much longer to get from A to B. The high-speed trains stop less frequently, so get to each stop more quickly. With the high-speed trains, you’ll almost always be required to buy a reservation in addition to your ticket, which makes the cost of those fast trains even higher. With some slower trains you may not even be able to a reservation, as they may be entirely “first come, first served” when it comes to seating on the trains.

Keep in mind that if you are carrying an Italy Rail Pass, that is the equivalent of a ticket. In other words, if your reservation is required for a particular train and you’ve already got a Eurail Italy Pass, then you only need to purchase the reservation. If you don’t have an Italy rail pass, you’ll need to buy a ticket and a reservation, which can sometimes get printed on the same piece of paper

The Eurail France ‘n Italy Pass lets you to rail travel within France and Italy, and it is only available for four to ten days within a two month period. There is also a first class and second class ticket for individual travelers on the Eurail. There are a few restrictions and discounts that you need to know about, so make sure you get the right discounts.

• Age 3 and under get to travel for free.
• Ages 4-11 qualify for child fares (50% adult fare).
• Ages 12-25 qualify for “youth” second class passes.
• Ages 26 and over qualify for first class passes only.
• Eurail Passes must be validated within 6 months of issue.
• Eurail Passes can not be replaced if lost or stolen. We recommend Pass Protection with your order.

While Italy is not as well known for their beaches as Spain, France or Greece, they still house some of the Mediterranean’s nicest spots to get a tan. With your Eurail pass you can enjoy the whole coast of Italy, but there are two regions you need to plan you stops around if you want to enjoy the seaside.

The first train stop after leaving France known for its beach resorts is San Remo located on the Italian Riviera. San Remo offers the same enjoyment as its more famous neighbor, the French Riviera, but at a more affordable price. San Remo is a full-out resort town if that’s what you’re looking for, with a casino, race track and golf, along with its restaurants, shopping and beautiful beaches. Sestri Levante, Levanto and Lerici are some top beaches in the area worth spending some time at.

The Second big stop on this train tour for some beach time is the Amalfi coast, located on the coast just south of Naples. On the Amalfi coast there are countless choices to enjoy the beach and sea, but the coastline between Amalfi and Sorrento is your best bet. Positano has an absolutely stunning beach but is in an expensive area. The Blue Grotto is famous attraction to check out, but you’ll face long lines of tourists in summer seasons. There are also the gorgeous islands of Ischia, known for its thermal spas, and the famous Capri, both worth the boat trip over.

Please check out my upcoming posts for more of top beach and costal locations to check out on this Mediterranean train tour.

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