take an Italian topographic map then compare it with that of Spain or France, Germany, you will notice the Apennine mountains (which are not the Alps) which practically divide the peninsula in two from north to south. In practice only the Po Valley or the Tavoliere dele Puglia are true plains.
Alstom is very Italian, in 2000 it bought Fiat Ferroviaria, a world leader in tilting technology. There is a huge factory in Savigliano where they produce the Pendolino sold all over Europe, and high-speed trains for Italo, Europe's first private open access operator.
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take an Italian topographic map then compare it with that of Spain or France, Germany, you will notice the Apennine mountains (which are not the Alps) which practically divide the peninsula in two from north to south. In practice only the Po Valley or the Tavoliere dele Puglia are true plains.
Jamón Ibérico (and all it's varieties) is definitely better than prosciutto, even italians know that.
is italian -spain de company no only italian
Iryo: Hitachi-Bombardier
It's not an italian train
But it’s operated by Trenitalia…it’s like saying an airline is “American” because they fly planes from Boeing or “French” for flying an Airbus…
@@Travelog The thecnology is Hitachi-Bombardier
Talgo trains are not good. IRYO trains are far superior.
Alsthom is building italian high speed trains....
Alsthom is everything but italian !!
True but the company is, that’s the point. It’s like saying Air France is American because they fly Boeing aircraft…
Alstom is very Italian, in 2000 it bought Fiat Ferroviaria, a world leader in tilting technology. There is a huge factory in Savigliano where they produce the Pendolino sold all over Europe, and high-speed trains for Italo, Europe's first private open access operator.
The FrecciaRossa 1000 is made by Hitachi rail(Ansaldo) in Italy for Trenitali (yrio) ALSTHOM make the high speed train for Italo