The Eurail or Interrail Italy Pass allows you unlimited travel with the freedom to hit the tracks whenever and wherever you want!
Do seniors get a discount on Italian trains?
If you are over 60, travel with discounts up to 60%This offer is valid for Smart class and Prima class. Tickets can be purchased up to 6 days before the intended departure date through all sales channels (except for on-board personnel). A valid identification document may be requested by our on-board staff.
What is the best travel pass for Italy?
The Eurail or Interrail Italy Pass is packed with bonuses to make your trip even more enjoyable. Hotel discounts, reduced museum fares and more are included in your pass. It also comes with a Eurail or Interrail travel pack (Travel map and user guide).
How far in advance should I arrive for a train in Italy?
20-30 minutesAs a general rule, it's a good idea to arrive 20-30 minutes before your train's scheduled departure time so you can get familiar with the station, find the information monitors as well as find your platform without being in a rush.
What is the cheapest way to train in Italy?
Where do you put your luggage on the train in Italy?
You can always put them above your chair. So it's kind of like a carry-on or like. Um. Like an airplane like what you would put above your seats.
Where do you put your luggage on Italian train?
You take your bags into the train with you and put them on the rack above your seat, or in the space between the seat backs, or on floor-standing racks at the car ends or in the seating area. On local & regional trains you usually just stick bags on the floor. There's usually no separate baggage car on European trains.
Does a Eurail pass cover all trains in Italy?
What do rail passes cover in Italy? Aside from the extra reservation fees required for certain classes of train (see above), Eurail passes cover all travel on trains run by the Italian State Railway (Ferrovie dello Stato Italiano).
What is the best card to use in Italy?
It's best to use cards issued by Visa or Mastercard, rather than American Express or Discover. The latter two are not as widely accepted, except in major cities and tourist hotspots.