Regional Trains NW of Milan

Hi,

I'm headed to Italy in a couple weeks for business.

The hotel's in Arona and work is in Sesto Calende.

I'd like to avoid renting a car if I can get back and forth by train.

Based on what I've seen at http://www.trasporti.regione.lombardia.it/ it
would seem that the two are connected by a train that goes through
Dormelletto.

My problem is that I don't know where, in each of those two towns, the train
stations are located so I don't know whether the walk at either end would be
feasible.

Does anyone know where I can find the addresses of train stations in this
pat of Italy?

Grazie!

Richard

Richard wrote:

Hi,

I'm headed to Italy in a couple weeks for business.

The hotel's in Arona and work is in Sesto Calende.

I'd like to avoid renting a car if I can get back and forth by train.

Based on what I've seen at http://www.trasporti.regione.lombardia.it/ it
would seem that the two are connected by a train that goes through
Dormelletto.

My problem is that I don't know where, in each of those two towns, the train
stations are located so I don't know whether the walk at either end would be
feasible.

Does anyone know where I can find the addresses of train stations in this
pat of Italy?

Apologies if I'm stating the obvious, but they are both on multimap
quite clearly- with major street names surrounding them. Arona's station
is visible in the rather low resolution on google earth- with Sesto
Calende, you can figure out where it is, but not as clearly.

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Apologies if I'm stating the obvious, but they are both on multimap
quite clearly- with major street names surrounding them. Arona's
station is visible in the rather low resolution on google earth- with
Sesto Calende, you can figure out where it is, but not as clearly.

No apologies necessary; thank you for introducing me to MultiMap!

Richard