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Padova Train Station
Arriving at Padova Train Station

It was finally the start of a series of train journeys for me which will take me westward across northern Italy. I have no need for the rental car now and I can just use the train system from now on. I would like to think that I am...


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Taking the Train to Padova
Inside the Train to Padova

I finally returned the car back to the rental car company. It was very convenient for me, but it wasn’t cheap either. I made the most use of the car by going around some places which I think were a bit more challenging to visit via publi...


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Going to Venice Mestre Train Station
Train at Venice Mestre Train Station

I have spent several beautiful days going around the northeastern part of Italy. This was made more convenient by renting a car since the public transport network in that region can be a little patchy. Because of this, I was ab...


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View of the Prosecco Hills
View from within the Prosecco Hills

I have been driving most of the morning and I think I have not been very productive here. The Prosecco Road is an old wine road which is of course known for producing prosecco. I’m not a huge wine connoisseur to know much about ...


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Closer Look at Molinetto della Croda
Molinetto della Croda

The Molinetto della Croda isn’t officially part of the Prosecco Road but one can’t go wrong when stopping by this charming little water mill. The mill was built in the 1600s and it was recently restored to its current condition. It serves as ...


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