Alight at Venezia....

When you wish to visit Venice, please remember that your train station must be heading towards Venezia San Lucia and not Venezia Mestre. The moment you alight, a beautiful river broadwalk sight awaits you. In addition, you get the touristy feel.

On the other hand, Venezia Mestre which is a stop before Venezia San Lucia for trains heading towards Venezia San Lucia is a serious industrial town. There are somedays you have no choice but to be at this town though. For me, my train to Florence started at this serious town and I had to catch a regional train from Venezia San Lucia to Venezia Mestre just to board the train to Florence.

So make sure you know which Venezia stations you need to head to.

Eat Strawberries in Italy

Fresh succulent Strawberries (Italian: Fragole)

Copy Italian Love Expression

Location: Verona

Prove your eternal love the Italian way by locking your love and losing your keys into the river...

Visit Verona Duomo

Cathedral of Santa Maria Matricolare or Verona Duomo

Eat at Ristorante Accademia

Credits: Pwnstar

In Italy, you can deduce roughly how expensive the eating place is by the name.

Visit Romeo and Giuliette in Verona

You may first start your journey by visiting Piazza Bra to unfold the bronze book...

Verona: Art, Love and Music
If You love Shakespeare
don't leave Verona
without dropping a flower
on Juliet's grave

There is no world
without Verona's walls

Source: Club di Guilietta (Forgive me but I cannot decipher the author's name)
Location: Piazza Bra
Check Bflygal Trails: Visit Piazza Bra - Verona Arena

Visit Piazza Bra - Verona Arena

The Verona Arena (Arena di Verona) is a Roman amphitheatre.

Visit Piazza delle Erbe

Piazza delle Erbe

Visit Castelvecchio

Castelvecchio or Old Castle is a castle in Verona, northern Italy, built in 1354–1356 by Cangrande II Della Scala as a fortification against threats from outside the city and from insurgents within.

Buy train ticket in Italy

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Taking trains in Italy is not an expensive option and if you plan prudently, you may not need to purchase the RailPass e.g. Eurail. I personally love the Eurail having used their service for my Europe trip previously but I dropped this option after careful calculation and consideration. One of the major reason is because even with the Eurail pass, I still need to pay (variable) seat reservation charges for those Eurostar trains (EScity). Check here (Eurail website) for the variable seat reservation charges which ranges from  €3 to €15.

Buy Verona Card

Verona Card

Tour City Sight Seeing Verona

Caught sight of the City Sight Seeing in Verona too. Apparently it starts from Corso Porta Nuova to Giardini Pradaval and the entire journey lasts 60 minutes.

Visit Navigli

Aperitivo in Navigli!

Eat Milano's Luini

Luini’s famous panzerotto is actually an immigrant to Milan from the southern Italian region of Puglia.

Visit Milano Duomo

Duomo is a generic Italian term for the principal cathedral church.

Visit Milano Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

The first building in Italy to be lighted by electricity. The Galleria is often nicknamed il salotto di Milano, or Milan's drawing/sitting room, due to its numerous shops and importance as a common Milanese meeting and dining place.

Visit Santa Maria delle Grazie

Santa Maria delle Grazie is a late-15th-century church. The great architects of the High Renaissance, Donato Bramante (one of the first architects of St. Peter's in Rome) is involved in its architecture.

Admission is free.

Visit Milan Aquarium

Milan Aquarium is one of the oldest and largest of its kind in Italy. It houses 36 gigantic pools filled with more than 100 different species of fish. These fishes lived in recreated environments ranging from the Amazon to the Mediterranean.

Eat Italian Colazione (Breakfast)

The classic modern Italian breakfast is a cup of perfectly prepared cappuccino coffee with a 'cornetto' or croissant style bread sweet.

Visit Milan San Siro Stadium

Take the Metro to Lotto-Fiera station.
Go past McDonalds (on your left),
and take Via Caprillo, following the line of trees along the edge of the Ippodromo.
This route takes you to the Curva Nord, the northern end of the stadium.
This is a fairly long walk but it will lead you to 2 interesting tourist spots.