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Where to buy interrail pass in Italy?

Lola87 · 2009-04-03 14:12:05

Hi, I'm leaving for Italy on Monday and I haven't bought my interrail pass yet. Will I be able to buy it there? I'll be going to Turin first so I'm wondering will they sell me a one country pass at the station there? Can anyone tell me how to ask for the ticket in Italian? I'm so disorganised, I should have bought it…

03-04-2009 3:12pm

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Lola87

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Hi, I'm leaving for Italy on Monday and I haven't bought my interrail pass yet. Will I be able to buy it there? I'll be going to Turin first so I'm wondering will they sell me a one country pass at the station there? Can anyone tell me how to ask for the ticket in Italian? I'm so disorganised, I should have bought it online ages ago really!

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#2 03-04-2009 5:35pm

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I dunno Lola and Im hoping for your sake that there isn't some rule that says you must buy them in the same country as your nationality in order to get the discount.
www.seat61.com is a good site for train travel, you might get an answer there or at least get a link to one.

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#3 03-04-2009 6:31pm

Lola87

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Thanks for the reply RATM. I've gone on that site and booked tickets for the first day of my travels in Italy. Hopefully that'll give me enough time to find out where I can get a RailPass. Worried though!

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