How To Ride The Train In Italy - A Full Guide For Tourists Who Want To Travel By Italian Trains

[@kevin19358]

3:33, Yeah it's always better to use the app, so that it's available offline, similar to download airline app, sometimes even though the wifi is not working on the plane, they can acces in flight entertainment on the tablet and laptop.

[@goneonvacation]

When we were on a rush, we bought the tickets on our way to the train station through the app, but if we had plenty of the time, we used the machines. Both options were Ok. Be careful with the validation, because many tourists skip that part, and I'm pretty sure the inspectors are "targeting" tourists.

[@kevin19358]

I see, okay. Thanks.

[@fakhruziefransyah9796]

I search all of the videos of how to check in online tickets via app/website and only found in your video THAAAAANKS

[@goneonvacation]

🤗 I'm glad it helped!

[@Smucko1]

Great video! Looking forward to video on how to use buses in Bologna, as I will be going there in April. 😊

[@goneonvacation]

Thank you for your appreciation! 😊 Hopefully I'll manage to publish it next week! 🤗 Enjoy your trip!

[@sacit.tezcanlar]

Then next station is Cinque Terre 😍

[@goneonvacation]

🤩 We re in, Sacit! 🤗

[@kevin19358]

6:38, Is that universal power outlet (international adapter) or different outlet? (similar to Amsterdam, Athens, Belgrade, Budapest, they have almost the same plug as Rome, not international adapter.) But were flying to Copenhagen, stay for a few days, before flying or take a bus to Hamburg, Berlin, Warsaw, Krakow, Bucharest and Istanbul or Helsinki for vacation.

[@goneonvacation]

It is type C/F, the same used in all the European cities you've mentioned. You need an adapter that has two round pins 😊 In the train, there is also a USB port to charge your phone, if you have that kind of a wire. Your trip sounds amazing!!