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Rovereto

  • May 29, 2013
  • by reddiva3
  • · European Audition Tour · The Red Diva · Travel Tips

Well….
My directions clearly state that I should get off the train here. There are 4 people here and none of them work here.
No WiFi, no ATM, no nothing.
Oh, and yes, of course…no escalator or elevator. Soooo we carry my 100 lbs of luggage down three flights of stairs and up three flights of stairs. Nope…nothing in the main station either. Closed teller boxes and automated machines to buy train tickets…
I walk out to a small city center and there no direct sign for the bus. I finally ask a young  woman “Dove sono the bus a la Rival del Garda?” (I guess we all know what I need to look up as soon as I get to internet tonight…..)

She points me to a sign all but behind the station off to the right, and helps me find the one I need. 

I proceed to thank her in 4 languages — I think I even threw in Spanish by mistake.

Welcome to Italia!!!!!

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