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Week-ends are also much worse than weekdays, and so are national holidays and days close to them. In low season weekdays, you can often get away with booking ~10 days in advance, …

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If you are flexible to leave last minute (like booking train 1-2 days before leaving), you can sometimes get a killer deal if they haven't filled up sleeper rooms. It's only like a 10% chance …

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1 day ago · If you're travelling on a weekday, you'll find the earliest train to Legnago leaving Milan at around 06:15 and the last train leaving at around 19:15. At weekends, the first train of the …

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Where can I buy train tickets online?

Where you can buy tickets online (which to be clear is easily >90%) most train companies have websites that are in English and the few that don't Google Translate has always done the job. Like a lot of things (flights/hotels etc.) the aggregators can be good to fine options as a first port of call. ...

Where can I buy a train ticket in Italy?

It's often worth checking particularly with cross boarder trains shared by 2 operators the prices on both as one can be cheaper than the other. For example if you are having an issue with Trenitalia then OBB (Austrian operator) can sell a lot of Italian tickets through its own website. In just Italy, trainitalia app is great. ...

Which high-speed trains are cheapest in Italy?

For the cheapest high-speed tickets in Italy, go for Italo, and buy your tickets in advance. If you’re on a super budget, go with the regional trains on Trenitalia. If you’ve never been to Italy and aren’t super great at navigating confusing websites with translations that might be off, book with ItaliaRail. ...

Which trains are cheapest?

Regionali, or regional trains, are the cheapest (unless you get a deal on another fare type – details below). The price of regional trains never changes, so you can buy these tickets a month or two in advance, or you can buy them at the station up to a few minutes before the train leaves. There are no reserved seats, so you might have to stand up. ...

How do I get a cheap train ticket?

Use the link above to find a website that calculates it for you. As well as travelling off-peak, split tickets and using a Railcard if you can (as already suggested), it’s worth noting that you can get some really cheap fares by buying two or three months in advance. ...

Are regional trains cheaper?

Regional trains are slower but even buying the tickets 10 minutes before will have always the same cheap price. Some routes have new regional trains and some others have older ones, while the frecce (and Italo) are always nice trains. ...