Italian trains: Frecciargento
Frecciargento, high speed trains serving all main cities like Rome, Venice, Reggio Calabria and more.
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Overview
Italian trains: Frecciargento
Frecciargento trains are part of the Frecce high speed trains. The other Frecce trains are Frecciarossa and Frecciabianca. The trains, operated by Trenitalia, travel at a speed of up to 250 km/h. They operate on both high speed and classic lines. Frecciargento are modern trains offering comfort and quality to travellers in Italy.
« the train was comfortable, on time and not overcrowded, »Practical information
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- Italian trains: Frecciargento tickets are open for booking 120 days ahead.
- Get the lowest prices by booking early and don’t wait until the last minute as cheaper seats sell the fastest.
- Opt for off-peak trains when you have to travel short notice. They are more affordable than morning and evening trains along with those running on holiday eves, Friday and Sunday afternoon.
A class apart
Classes of service
| First class | Second class | |
|---|---|---|
| Bar buffet car Access to the bar buffet car where snacks and beverages can be bought. | ||
| Comfortable seats Spacious seats with a headrest and generous legroom. | ||
| Reclining seats Cosy with more legroom, reclining seats are ideal to enjoy the trip. | ||
| Power sockets Ideal to plug your laptop, phone or any electronic device from your seat. |
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Reviews & ratings Italian trains: Frecciargento
- Value for moneyConvenienceGood experience | Reinhard t. | 13 January 2017
- Value for moneyConvenienceBest way to travel | Lynn b. | 12 November 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceFrecciarossa | Seong Onn c. | 31 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceSmooth journey | Archi Mohan s. | 27 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceTour by Trenitalia | Sudtheera c. | 19 October 2016
- good trip | . | 17 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceLet’s go by Tranitalia | Sudtheera c. | 17 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceTrain travel in Italy | Susan r. | 17 October 2016
- train | . | 9 October 2016
- trip to firenze was exelent | . | 9 October 2016
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A. High speed AVE trains connect Madrid to cities including Barcelona and Seville, Malaga and Valencia. Travel time between Madrid and Barcelona is 2 hours and 30 minutes. You can also go to Seville from Madrid in 2 hours and 20 minutes. For longer journeys, Barcelona is 5 hours and 45 minutes from Malaga and 5 hours and 37 minutes from Seville.
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Q. What are the differences between Full Fare, Leisure Fare, Youth Fare, Passholder Fare and Senior Fare on Eurostar?
A. Full Fare is an unrestricted ticket. It is fully exchangeable and refundable even after the departure date. For exchanges and refunds, your local Raileurope office must receive the ticket no later than 60 days after the train’s departure date. Click here to get the Contact Us address.
- Value fare is non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
- Youth Fare (for travelers under 26 years of age) is exchangeable once in Europe before departure date. It is non-refundable.
- Passholder Fare (issued in conjunction with appropriate railpass) is exchangeable once in Europe. It is non-refundable.
- Senior Fare (for travelers 60 years of age and over) is exchangeable once in Europe. It is non-refundable.
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Q. How many luggage can I carry onboard an ICE train?
A. Each passenger is allowed 2 bags/suitcases plus 1 piece of hand luggage and every piece of luggage must be labelled. Luggage can be stored in the racks above your seat on ICE trains.
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Q. How shall I retrieve my Italo tickets?
A. You will be offered the Print @ home ticket delivery to travel on board Italo trains in Italy. Receive your ticket reference in your inbox, print it and you are ready to travel. The Print @ home is more convenient and has no shipping fees.
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Q. Do you offer discounts to students with an international student identification card?
A. No, but we do offer discounted rate for many of our tickets and passes for Youth passengers. To qualify for a Youth Pass, you must be under age 28 on the first day of travel.
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Q. What is the Swiss Family Card?
A. The Swiss Family Card is a terrific value that allows children under 16 years of age to travel free when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The card is free, simply request one at the time you purchase your Swiss Pass. If you forget to mention it, then present your Swiss pass before boarding the train at any Swiss train station ticket window, at the time of validation and advise them that you need a Family Card. They will be able to provide you one.
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Q. How shall I retrieve my Lyria tickets?
A. You can print your Lyria ticket directly from your printer at home or, alternatively, you can retrieve it from the self-service machines available at the train stations in France only before boarding your Lyria train.
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Q. What is the difference between a Swiss pass and a point to point ticket?
A. A Swiss pass enables you to travel free of charge in the Swiss public transport services whereas a "point to point" ticket is a rail ticket valid on a specific route, between two city stations.
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Q. How many luggage can I carry on-board Thalys?
A. When travelling with Thalys, you can carry a maximum of two suitcases per paying passenger (the largest side must be equal to 85 centimetres) and one item of hand luggage.
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Q. What is the difference between 1st and 2nd class on the Spanish day trains ?
A. First class on the Spanish day train offers large, comfortable reclining seats, friendly staff to serve you drinks and light snacks at your seat and major routes have audio and video programs at your seat.
Second class on the Spanish day train offers generous legroom, bar-buffet car offering a complete selection of food and beverages for purchase and major routes have audio and video programs at your seat.