Train

The Stazion Akross the Sqvare wit de Sviss loko on the vall

It is not the Swiss border, its still in Italy. You are, of course, referring to the RhB station (Rhaetische Bahn). Trains go to Switzerland, with destinations like St Moritz and Chur, and connections to anywhere else. The actual border is a few km outside of Tirano, on the way over the dramatic Bernina Pass.

You don't need the name of the station. Just the town. Tirano.

Give yourself plenty of time to walk between the two stations. It took me about........one minute. (LOL)

Thank you all that was helpful. Still need to know if you can park a car rental in Tirano for a few days?

I have read all. I contacted Tirano and they said there is no “dark” parking but plenty of free parking. I assume by dark they mean overnight. So I just emailed to ask if there is paid overnight parking

I just heard. Ack from Tirano and they said I could use the free parking lots mentioned for at least 2 days parking

What are the Italian phrases they used? Lack of 'parcheggio scuro' could be a good thing, i.e. no unlighted parking.

I’ve never heard of a “dark” parking. What would that be in Italian?
A parcheggio (Parking) can be:
Libero or Gratuito (Free)
A pagamento (pay parking)
Custodito or Non Custodito (guarded or not guarded) or also Sorvegliato (surveilled with cameras).
Al chiuso (covered) or all’aperto (open/not covered)

I don’t know what a “dark” parking would be. Maybe the person meant “al chiuso” (covered) but did not know how to say in English?

Thanks for all the info on the parking. I never thought that dark could mean unlighted. I will take all of the Italian words with us as we park because the town sounds so interesting we decided to stay a night. Tirano also sent me a copy of their guide with hotels B &Bs etc