I see a reference to Leonard Express or Leonardo express; could someone explain what this term means? thanks, kathy
Posted by
Corsicana, Texas, USA
354 posts
The Leonardo Express is a train in Rome, Italy. It runs in both directions between FCO airport and Termini train/metro/bus station.
Posted by
Lakewood, CO, USA
28 posts
The name Leonardo Express refers to the fact that Fiumicino was called Leonardo Di Vinci airport.
The Milan train goes to the Cadorna Station, which is closer to the Duomo and other sites than the Main train station in Milan
Posted by
Elk Grove, CA, USA
6898 posts
There are 3 airports in Italy that have express trains from the airport to the main train station. They simply run back and forth between the airport and the main station. Fiumicino airport outside of Rome is one. This express train is called the Leondardo Express. In Pisa, it's the Galileo Express. I think the third airport is in Sicily.
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23626 posts
You also have a train in Milan but don't remember the name.
Posted by
Elk Grove, CA, USA
6898 posts
Milan Malpensa does have a train that runs into Milan but it doesn't run to the main train station. It goes to another train station and you take the metro to get to the main station.
Posted by
Portlandia
3313 posts
And it's called the Malpensa Express.
Posted by
Florence, OR, US
267 posts
remember, when riding any train, VALIDATE YOUR TICKET!! Put the end of your ticket in the yellow or red machines that look like time clocks. It time and date stamps it so that when the conductor comes by to check your "biglietto", you don't get a 50 euro fine (yes, that was fifty)!! We forgot to do that once and got nailed. :(