Travel Recommendation between Porto to Milan 2

Whakahoutanga whakamutunga i te Mahuru 8, 2021

Kaituhi: RODNEY PETTY

Nga kare-a-roto e tautuhi ana i te tereina tereina ta maatau titiro: 😀

Ihirangi:

1. Travel information about Porto and Milan
2. Te haerenga ma nga korero
3. Location of Porto city
4. High view of Porto Ceresio train Station
5. Mahere o te taone nui o Milan
6. Sky view of Milan Porta Garibaldi train Station
7. Map of the road between Porto and Milan
8. Nga korero whanui
9. Mātiti

I taatau i te ipurangi ki runga ipurangi kia kitea nga huarahi pai katoa hei haere ma nga tereina mai i enei 2 taone nui, Porto, me Milan ka kite matou ko te huarahi ngawari ki te timata i to haerenga tereina ko enei teihana, Porto Ceresio and Milan Porta Garibaldi.

Travelling between Porto and Milan is an amazing experience, i te mea he maumahara ki nga taone nui nga whakaaturanga me nga tirohanga.

Porto Ceresio Train station

Hei taahiraa e whai ake nei, me tono e koe he tiiti mo to haerenga ma runga tereina, so here are some best prices to get by train from the stations Porto Ceresio, Milan Porta Garibaldi:

1. Saveatrain.com

2. Virail.com

3. B-europe.com

4. Onlytrain.com

Porto is a great city to travel so we would like to share with you some data about it that we have collected from Google

Porto Torres (Sassarese: Posthudorra, Sardinian: Portu Turre) is a comune and a city of the Province of Sassari in north-west of Sardinia, Itari. Founded during the 1st century BC as Colonia Iulia Turris Libisonis, it was the first Roman colony of the entire island. It is situated on the coast at about 25 kiromita (16 mi) east of Capo del Falcone and in the center of the Gulf of Asinara. The port of Porto Torres is the second biggest seaport of the island, followed by the port of Olbia. The town is very close to the main city of Sassari, where the local university takes office.

Location of Porto city from Mahere Google

Sky view of Porto Ceresio train Station

Milan Porta Garibaldi Rail station

mo Milan hoki, I whakatau ano matou ki te kawe mai i a Google na te mea koinei pea te puna korero tino tika me te pono mo nga mahi ki Milan ka haere koe.

Milan, he taone nui i te rohe raki o Lombardy o Itari, he whakapaipai o te ao mo te ahua me te hoahoa. Te kainga ki te tauhokohoko o te motu, he whare putea e mohiotia ana mo ana wharekai me ana toa. Ko te whare karakia Gothic Duomo di Milano me te whare karakia o Santa Maria delle Grazie, whare ko Leonardo da Vinci te mural "Te Hapa Whakamutunga,” e whakaatu ana mo nga rau tau o te toi me te ahurea.

Te waahi o te taone nui o Milan mai Mahere Google

Te tirohanga teitei o te teihana tereina o Milan Porta Garibaldi

Map of the terrain between Porto to Milan

Ko te tawhiti haerenga ma te tereina 70 km

Currency used in Porto is Euro – €

Ko nga moni e whakamahia ana i Milan ko te Euro – €

Power that works in Porto is 230V

Ko te hiko e mahi ana i Milan ko 230V

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• whakaora
• virail
• b-europa
• tereina anake

Te aroaro o te maakete

Te pai

We appreciate you reading our recommendation page about travelling and train travelling between Porto to Milan, ana ko te tumanako ko a maatau korero ka awhina i a koe ki te whakamahere i to haerenga tereina me te whakatau whakaaro nui, whakangahau

RODNEY PETTY

Greetings my name is Rodney, Mai i taku tamarikitanga he moemoea ahau ka tirotirohia e au te ao me oku kanohi ake, Ka korerotia e ahau he korero ataahua, Ko taku tumanako i pai koe ki taku tirohanga, Tena koa ki te panui mai ki ahau

Ka taea te hainatanga ki konei kia whiwhi whakaaro mo nga whakaaro haerere huri noa i te ao