Yesterday I started blogging on an upcoming trip to the home town of the only grandfather I ever knew. He wanted to take me in 1965 but my parents thought he might lose me—seriously. So ever since then I have wanted to go to Italy. I truly wanted to take my Dad before he passed away but we didn’t make it. I will make this one for all 3 of us. So here is what I continue to learn:
Brescia has 3 Railway Stations. From Brescia, high speed trains connect to Milan, Rome, Turin, Bologna, Florence and Venice; one can reach Milan in 46 min, Venice in 1h and 35 min, Florence in 2 hours and 15 min and Rome in 3 hours and 35 min.
Brescia is connected with the rest of Northern Italy by three motorways:
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Brescia has 3 Railway Stations. From Brescia, high speed trains connect to Milan, Rome, Turin, Bologna, Florence and Venice; one can reach Milan in 46 min, Venice in 1h and 35 min, Florence in 2 hours and 15 min and Rome in 3 hours and 35 min.
Brescia is connected with the rest of Northern Italy by three motorways:
- A4, that is the main axis connecting the city with the east and the west of the country, to cities such as Milan, Turin, Venice and Trieste;
- A21, which connects Brescia to Turin with a more southern route than A4;
- A35, which connects Brescia to Milan and the Linate Airport with a faster route than A4.
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