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Rome to Macerata or Porto Recanati
Wed, 03/03/2010 - 18:10
I will be in Rome for a few days in May and really want to see a stage of the Giro d’Italia (for those of you not familiar, think Tour de France cycling race, but Italy). I was hoping I could get to see some of Stage 12 from Città Sant’Angelo → Porto Recanati. How do I get there by train sometime in the morning from Rome?
Thanks
I am leaving from Chicago with $1450 for 14 days
Gimmelwald, Lucerne, Munich, Rome, Vienna, Zürich
Gimmelwald, Lucerne, Munich, Rome, Vienna, Zürich


Rome to Macerata looks pretty easy and it appears that the same trains go on to Porto Recanati. Macerata is about 4 hours by train with a train every couple of hours. I’d look at the 5:59 departure if you need to get there early. I use the German rail website for schedules anywhere in Europe: http://reiseauskunft… but the Italian rail website might be better for this trip: http://www.ferrovied…