The Venice People Mover was opened in 2010 to link the Piazzale Roma, the main square in Venice with transport connections including the bus station
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Day 14: Venice
Venice is a cluster of 117 islands which has no roads, save for a section near the causeway. The only way to get around is by
Day 13-14: Trenitalia from Rome to Venice
My original plan was to travel from Rome to Paris direct, but after searching for the fares, I realised that Trenitalia and Thello charges for
Day 12: Vatican Gardens by Open Bus
The Vatican Gardens has remained relatively closed to the public, until 2011 when Pope Benedict XVI decided to allow regular visits to it. Since then,
Day 10-13: Rome Metro, Trams and Ferrovie Laziali
Rome has an extensive and reasonably accessible rail-based public transport network. It consists of the metro, trams, local railways and regional railways, supplemented by buses. The
Day 9: Thello and Trenitalia from Marseille to Rome
The journey to Rome is actually an overnight one, as I am not travelling by high-speed rail. There are also no direct trains from Marseille
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