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travelling through Italy - train or car?

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GirlWithTheMouseyHair · 25/06/2008 12:01

Hi all - DH and I are hoping to take a 2-3 week holiday round Italy next Spring when dc will be 6 months-ish

I would probably travel with baby from my parents house in Toulouse by train and meet DH Milan (we have friends who live there who we'd stay with for a few days)

Just wodnering if anyone's travelled through Italy by train and if it's cheaper/easy enough to go on an Intrerail pass, or just to book individual tickets, or should we just hire a car? Money being the main object and of course ease of travelling with a baby, we quite like to go where the wind takes us rather than planning too much in advance, hence thinking maybe interrail is the best way forward?

thanks

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finallypregnant · 25/06/2008 15:35

Only travelled by train in Italy but their main trains are very frequent, cheap and clean.

SheherazadetheGoat · 25/06/2008 15:39

train service between towns is good.

i wouldn't drive in italy too scary!

@ parents in toulouse i love that part of france.

GirlWithTheMouseyHair · 26/06/2008 12:02

thanks girls - think train will be cheapest and least scary option (also personally find it a bit mroe fun, just wondering if it will be much more difficult with a baby in tow?)

yeah great hvaing parents in south fo france....free holidays and so easy to get to other parts of europe by train!

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