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Italy more expensive than France? ( Bardonecchia trip)
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You can still pay much less though, this is the station i used recently (and use fairly often on the way back to the uk)
https://it.fuelo.net/gasstation/id/55966?lang=en
That gas station isn't far from me, it's €1.56 at the moment I think. Same rate as most of the petrol stations in Aosta. But you're better waiting until you get through the ATMB, until recently it was the difference of about 30-40c. I usually stop in Sallanches.
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The veneto is fairly dear on fuel. I'll ask my cousin what he's paying when i speak to him tomorrow as he lives just outside venice.
Lots of places off the A4 which goes from Turin to Venice are €1.80/€1.90, self service. It's extortionate
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To return to Bardonecchia, or Melezet to be precise, I've just had the best pizza and pud of my life; I didn't really know what I was ordering, and only saw the menu price of the pizza. So 2 pizzas, half a litre of wine, 2 large beers, and 2 incredible desserts that we estimated at over €50 judging on our previous experience actually came to €37.
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moseyp wrote:
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You can still pay much less though, this is the station i used recently (and use fairly often on the way back to the uk)
https://it.fuelo.net/gasstation/id/55966?lang=en
That gas station isn't far from me, it's €1.56 at the moment I think. Same rate as most of the petrol stations in Aosta. But you're better waiting until you get through the ATMB, until recently it was the difference of about 30-40c. I usually stop in Sallanches.
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The veneto is fairly dear on fuel. I'll ask my cousin what he's paying when i speak to him tomorrow as he lives just outside venice.
Lots of places off the A4 which goes from Turin to Venice are €1.80/€1.90, self service. It's extortionate
Thanks for the tip at Sallanches! I usually stay in Valle d'Aosta when i can anywhere between Aosta and Pre Saint Didier so tend to fill up before i leave to head to the UK. Bad habit i guess on my part its just once i start driving i don't like to stop for a bit if you know what i mean.
I paid that price at before xmas. Am lucky as my local station in Toscana is still around the 1.40 odd mark for diesel.
Where are you based then? I love the Valle d'Aosta
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8 euros for 2 fresh tiny orange juices today in Bardonecchia town.
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