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Italy has just introduced a new “beer train” with a dream that will transfer travelers from Rome to Munich in Oktoberfest.
Munich Express, also called Espresso Monaco, works as the state of FS Treni Touristici Italiani. On a special night train, Bavaria will transport passengers in an epic 16 -hour journey, with dancing, beer and food.
“Forget about the stress of driving and unnecessary stops: the fun begins with us as soon as you sit down,” says FS Treni Touristici Italiani in the press release.
Travelers can enjoy traditional snacks, fresh barrels beer And Bavarian music, before sleeping at night on sofas, seats or sleeping wagons. Oktoberfest lovers can book in double or single wagons from RomeOr even in a station wagon with four sleeping positions for the whole family.
The journey itself is graphic and passes through Florence, Verona, Bologna and AlpsField
The service will be executed on two dates on September 26 and October 3, and the train will leave the Termini station at 8 pm every Friday and will reach Munich At 14:30 Saturday. Passengers can sit on a return train on Sunday afternoon at 14:30 to return to Rome early on Monday morning at 6:30 in the morning.
Travelers who travel one day can be passed in the direction of various other cities, such as Trento, Verona, Besanon, Bulzano, Vipiteno, Forteza, Brenro and Cole Isark.
The special tariff of Munich Express starts with 99 euros for each route, while passengers can be reserved through the railway book. Nevertheless, travelers who book a return trip will have a discount of 89 euros for each route.
Travelers go around the crowd of Munich in Berlin this year
Despite A try Italy Promote traveling to Munich Oktoberfest, many vacationers plan to leave the city crowds this year and go to Berlyins Oktoberfest instead.
In a new survey of the Tomas Cook’s online tourist agency, an amazing trip to Germany is illuminated, and more and more travelers choose Oktoberfest Berlin at its affordable price compared to the Munich festival, with groups of Oompah, beer and beer.
However, although guests do not want to spend money on Oktoberfest Munich, they spend a lot of money on luxurious Four and five are a star of stay.
“Thomas Cook clients demonstrate an excellent appetite for authentic cultural experience, and Oktoberfest is a great example of a trip that combines a tradition with this trip,” said Nicholas Smith, the digital director of the Holidays Cook, in the press release.
“What is interesting this year is that although Munich is the birthplace of the festival, more than our customers prefer to celebrate in Berlin – Enjoy the same Bavarian traditions, but in a more affordable and affordable environment. “