Italy is up-to-date civilized enough to have toilets on their trains...
Most of the trains from Civitavecchia to Rome are long-distance-trains from Pisa etc. So choose the IC trains. They are faster. Check schedule at http://www.trenitalia.com
Therefore no adult diapers necessary for this trip. It's only about one hour.
Thanks - i was going to try and use the Roma S. Pietro stop in Rome - now when i put that into the time table it comes up with just regional trains, are they ok ?
They seem to be the quickest into Rome as well - The Roma S. Pietro stop is the closest to the Vatican ?
Hi there
Speaking of toilets, generally speaking, are they easy to find in Europe? Where's the best place to find the washroom without paying a couple of euros each time? I'll be in Italy, Spain, Greece, Turkey...
Mostly I am willing to spend 50 EuroCENT (not EURO only Cent!!!) for a clean toilet.
Good places are railways stations, department stores, self-service restaurants, hotel lobby of major hotels. I try to avoid any public toilets without attendants.
The more south you are in Europe the more acceptable it is just to ask to go to a restaurant without consumption.
In some Eastern European countries I would recommend to have some adults diapers and just use them in a case of emergency.
Mostly you find signs like "WC", "00", "PP" (only men), or pictogram of man and woman.
Do not worry: the majority of Europeans know the use of toilets and appreciate them more than to pee in the booshes or to trees.
I am sure you will even have less problems than you might think. Especially South Europe is very civilised as private bathrooms have Bidets and in Turkey all toilets have a water tube below the seats which allow you to clean your ... very carefully.
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