Treni a Cassino (Italia) / Trains at Cassino (Italy)

Cassino is a station along the interior rail line from Rome to Naples, the traditional route followed by stage coaches before the advent of the train. It is the location of the famous Benedictine Monastery, established originally in the fifth century A.D. and rebuilt after it was bombed by the Allies in World War II. Here we see clips from the afternoon weekday schedule between 15:40 and 16:00. A double-decker commuter train arrives from Roma Termini, then an Aln668 railcar leaves the yard to ready itself for the run from Cassino to Avezzano in the Abruzzi at 16:27. Finally, a new electric multiple unit train from Venafro arrives on its way to Roma Termini with a departure at 15:50. Quite a busy station!