In the end we went by plane, because that was cheaper, but all in all the train would have been faster.
There are good deals to be found for train tickets, but then you'd have to plan your trip around them instead of the other way around
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
This topicOpening a new thread (in the 'General U2 talk' subforum!) for asking something that's obviously best solved in a travel-dedicated website is awkward, but hilarious at the sime time. Me enjoys this.
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:[..]
*Errrm, cough, cough.... Trip To Dublin, cough, cough.*
Originally posted by Mr_Trek[..]
*Errrm, cough, cough.... Trip To Dublin, cough, cough.*
Originally posted by LikeASong[..]
My topic was a place in which I asked general questions about Dublin and also a lot of questions regarding U2, their landmarks, etc etc. Now, how do London or Rome relate to U2? No, I mean, how does any aspect of the TRIP between London and Rome relate to U2?
I did wake up this morning in a fluster and didn't quite understand why, now I realise it was because this topic was created. (Something Sergio could have done as well ) Anyway, really offtopic. So lets help the topic starter if we can. Originally posted by Risto:Its there because I moved it earlier
Originally posted by iTim:
Obviously the first step is Eurostar to Paris, set you back £59 if you book before January 23rd. Then the next step is a train from Paris to Rome, using the website posted in the first reply, you can find that information out easily. Tomorrow I found a train, leaves Paris at 07:49 and arrives in Rome at 18:59. It's an 11 hour journey and has only one change (Milan), which isn't bad. Problem is the expense, £134 outbound and £98 return. Obviously that's for a booking tomorrow. Obviously I don't know when you're travelling.
EDIT: Also available on the raileurope.co.uk website are rail passes, a global pass which allows 5 days travel within 10 days of purchase is £245.
