ITALY Readers's Tips - That's a bunch of questions. suggest you visit www.enitalia.m for train costs and travel times between your destinations.t's a pretty simple web site to use.ou probably can't fly direct from the U. into Milan, but all the big airlines (American, United, Delta fly into cities that will connect to Milan's Malpensa airport.

I agree, www.enitalia.m is a great source for train costs and time.I used it to plan my trip to Italy last year.Also, Rick Steve's Italy guidebook does a great job of taking you step by step through public transportation.he does a particularly excellent job of explaining how to get from Rome to Pompei.If you follow his directions it is simple.You take the trenitalia from Rome to Naples.In Naples you transfer to the Circumvensia (a local train to go to Pompeii.It is all in the same building, but may be confusing without Rick Steve's guidbook.I did not go to San Marino, but it is super easy to take the Trenitalia from Florence to Venice to Milan.If only the U. had such a great train system To get from Rome to Pompeii, you take the train to Naples and then transfer to a local train.You will get off at the Pompeii Scavi station. To get from Pompeii to San Marino, you will take the local train to Naples and then transfer there.TrenItalia will become your best friend in trying to find time tables for trains between destinations. From Florence to Venice, I would take the train.You can take the Eurostar train, probably transferring in Bologna. To fly from the US to Milan, I would check Kayak.m or Sidestep.m to see what the fares are running.Depending on where you to live, you might be able to get a direct flight.Otherwise, you'll have to connect in another city.No big deal.:

Direct flights between the US and Malpensa are readily available.

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