The origin of the Rome-Fiumicino railway line dates back to 1875. Located close to Rome, Fiumicino is home of the largest airport in Italy ✈ In addition, it has a large fishing center๐ฆ๐
A railway engine and a baggage wagon are still positioned on old tracks in a street in the center of Fiumicino.
The tracks of that railway line no longer exist, as the last train to Rome left the night of January 30th, 2000. ๐๐๐๐๐๐
Have a nice weekend!☀️
...a nice reminder of the past. Have a wonderful weekend.
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DeleteHello, Giorgio! I like this old train.
ReplyDeleteit is a piece of the city's history.
DeleteThese old trains look very cool! Good to see them in this modern day. Have a good weekend Giorgio :-)
ReplyDeleteSame to you ๐
DeleteVery interesting post and nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteManuel, I thank you for wishing a nice weekend. My friend, I wish you great days too!
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Steam train is fascinating especially that old looking on your end. I cant find any of that calibre in Australia.
ReplyDeleteI love steam train.
DeleteLindo tren es como viajar en el pasado. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI'll go to visit steam trains museums.
DeleteI like how beautifully locomotives used to be built.
ReplyDeleteWish you a great weekend
same to you ๐
DeleteGiorgio, volver al pasado, preciosas fotografรญas, eran tiempos mas tranquilos que los de ahora, me encanto tu post.
ReplyDeleteQue tengas un precioso dรญa Domingo
Abrazos y te dejo un beso
Great to read your comment! I also love those old steam locomotives.
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
We also have such a locomotive in my city.
ReplyDeleteI love those old steam locomotives ๐๐๐๐๐
DeleteThank you for reading my post ❗
Gracias por tu visita amigo ๐☘️๐
ReplyDeleteIt's my pleasure.
DeleteWhat a lovely post!
ReplyDeleteI have a deep appreciation for historical railways and old trains.
They carry so much character and tell stories of a bygone era.
It's wonderful that you shared this piece of Fiumicino's history with us.
I wish I could see those old engines and baggage wagons in person someday.
Have a great week ahead, Giorgio!
True! Each steam locomotive can tell us stories.
DeleteGreat article about train. Warm greetings from Indonesian Railfans ok
ReplyDeleteHello! Thank you for the appreciation :-) ... glad to see your comment.
DeleteHave a nice day,
Giorgio
Ten una linda semana. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Same to you ๐
DeleteGiorgio, que tengas un precioso dรญa.
ReplyDeleteAbrazos y te dejo un beso
Have a nice day!
DeleteKisses,
Giorgio
A Savigliano, cittadina del Piemonte, esiste un museo ferroviario. Se capiti da quelle parti te lo consiglio. Ciao
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Hello!
DeleteThat museum worth a visit: If I were to go to that beautiful corner of our country, I would visit it.
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It really does look like an historical object.
ReplyDeleteI was sure I'd already commented here ... perhaps not?!
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