How I Learned to Travel Alone

Venice Italy bound

Well I packed up and Left the hostel im Milan I Simply googled where the train station was and I had to walk right at a mile from my hostel which is nothing I could've easily got a taxi but I'm all about saving as much money as possible anytime I travel and is not something that I decided to do on this trip that's the way I have been my whole life when it comes to traveling even taking my kids camping so on and so forth.

Once I arrived at the train station had to take an escalator down and boy was it busy And a little confusing but they have people down there that work there obviously that can also speak English I even have no problem pulling over a complete stranger that looks like they can speak English and asking for help.

Once I have confirmation by two different people where exactly my train was I then went to the area and I had about a 20 minute wait before I was able to board the train the train stations there come to a complete halt and you'll have about five lined up next to one another that come in and out and go to different cities. So I board the train come to find out they're very comfortable and they have plug-ins for your phones and chargeable items.
Most the time on these little in between time out for the two hour and 40 minute train ride caught up on reading some and a nap.

Pulling into the Venice area the train just stops and you exit and basically I just started following everyone else you could tell like there was a city and a big long bridge so everyone basically gets off the train goes across the bridge and all of a sudden you're in Venice. Which is actually a city called San Marco in Venice. It's the main tourist destination.