Is there a way to look up round-trip fares or is it segment to segment
only?
BTW, what are "one-way" and "round-trip" in Italian?
Do fares vary by time of day or day of week, high or low season?
Is there any advantage in booking in advance (looks like they let you
print tickets or reservations and take it to the train station) or just
buy at the train station? Do they take American Express for ticket
purchases?
Do you need to validate the ticket before boarding?
Are there any bus or train tours from Venice to surrounding cities like
Verona, Padua, Dolomites? I'm not talking about tour package companies,
but more like the SITA trip from Florence to Siena. Run by the
transport agency and much cheaper.
What is the best way to get to the train station at Mestre? Vaporetto
to Piazzle Roma and then bus? Which number bus?
Trenitalia lists 3 stations in Verona? How far apart are they? |