Italy attacks Gaza: what tourists need to know in the midst of travel disturbances in Rome and Milan

It is recommended that you buy all tickets online because ticket office services are not guaranteed at any time.

Local metro trains on lines A, B, B1 and C are operating. Line A (orange) will take you to popular tourist sites such as the Vatican City, Spain Steps, Pantheon and Trevi Fountain, while Line B (blue) will take you to Colosseum.

Record, stop Repubblica on Line A is closed, which is a stop that makes you in a walking distance from Trevi’s fountain. Termini stations on lines A, B and B1 are also closed.

In the Italian general attack

Protests have occurred today in Rome and Milan, as well as Turin, Florence and southern cities of Napoli, Bari and Palermo.

Rome has seen more than 20,000 people gathered in front of his middle station to protest. In Bologna, more than 10,000 reportedly took to the streets to take a stand.

Around 70 Italian cities were considered to participate in strikes, with workers marching in a demonstration calling for a ceasefire immediately in Gaza and urged the government to decide on its relationship with Israel.

There are also sitting and demonstrations of workers at the main port of Genoa and Livorno.

If you have a problem of public transportation mobility it might prove to be more difficult because the escalator, elevator, and stairs will not operate at Metro Station or Train.

Sounds too tense? Fortunately, if you are ready to walk, you should be able to reach all the main sites on foot. However, there are also options for cycling, with electric bicycles available.

There are dott bikes that can be located with dott applications, or lime bikes and scooters as well, which will save you downloading new applications if you use it in London.

How to travel in milan during the strike

In Milan, ATM public transportation providers said they would guarantee services from 3 pm to 6 pm on all metro lines, but nothing was guaranteed outside of these hours.

ATMs are responsible for metro, tram, buses, trolley and cable transportation systems that connect Lake Como to Brunate.

In X, the transportation provider recommends looking for real-time updates in its application, but it is said that all operating paths regardless of M4, which is a path that will run between 3 pm and 6 pm.

It wrote: ‘National General Strike: In Milan, M4, reopened after 3 pm. All other metro lines remain open. After 9.30 in the morning, several bus and tram lanes can be diverted, disturbed, or delayed to demonstrations. ‘

M4 is the latest metro line (also known as the blue line) and connects the center of Milan to the airport.

However, lime bikes also operate in Milan, so this may be a safer bet.

Are flights to Italy influenced by strikes?

The silver layer for this for tourists is that air trips are excluded, so that domestic flights and tourists who arrive or depart from the main airport must not be affected by the strike.

However, up to the airport it can be proven a little more complicated, with online videos showing a long queue for taxis at the airport and Rome.

Trenord, a railroad company that is responsible for operating train services in Italy, connects 460 stations and travels to the location including Alessandria, Novara, Parma, Piacenza, Verbano-Cusio-Orsola, Vercelli, and Verona.