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European Railroad Discussion > Trains at the station in Sorrento, ItalyDate: 07/07/17 21:26 Trains at the station in Sorrento, Italy Author: lynnpowell Photo taken on June 18, 2017 in Sorrento, Italy. Photo shows the station tracks with two trains. The railway is the "Circumvesuviana Ry.", a 950-mm (3-ft 1-5/8-in) commuter system with five routes radiating out of Naples. The various routes completely encircle Mount Vesuvius. The Naples to Sorrento route has the dubious nick-name of "the pick-pocket train", and tourists are warned against riding the frequent trains on this route.
 Date: 07/08/17 11:14 Re: Trains at the station in Sorrento, Italy Author: cricketer8for9 I think the more appropriate warning would be take care. The Circumvesuviana is the quickest was to get to the ruins at Pompeii and at Herculaneum.
Date: 07/09/17 06:02 Re: Trains at the station in Sorrento, Italy Author: ATSF3751 cricketer8for9 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I think the more appropriate warning would be take > care. The Circumvesuviana is the quickest was to > get to the ruins at Pompeii and at Herculaneum. Agreed. Fastest way from Napoli to Sorrento as well. Just exercise caution. Date: 07/18/17 18:31 Re: Trains at the station in Sorrento, Italy Author: MEKoch When we boarded in Napoli, the train was SRO. We stood for about six stops or more, and then things began to empty out. I suppose the pick pockets could work such a situation.
Date: 07/20/17 16:58 Re: Trains at the station in Sorrento, Italy Author: symph1 It looks like they're keeping them cleaner now. My experience in 2010 was quite different.
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