Modane is the border station on the Turin-Lyon main line (Fréjus Tunnel line). Domodossola is the border station of the Milan-Bern/Geneva main line (Simplon Tunnel line). Ribellasca is on the Vigezzina. Luino is the border station of the Oleggio–Pino railway. Chiasso is the border station of the Milan-Zürich main line (Gotthard Tunnel line). Tirano is the terminus on the Italian side of the Bernina line of the Rhätische Bahn. Brenner is the border station of the Verona-Innsbruck main line (Brenner railway). San Candido is the border station of the Fortezza-Lienz secondary line. Tarvisio Boscoverde is the border station of the Venezia-Wien main line (Austrian Southern Railway line). Gorizia Centrale station serves as link to the Slovenian Railways, through the station of Nova Gorica, which can be entered also directly by pedestrians from the Italian side. Villa Opicina (Villa Opicina, Trieste) serves as link to the Slovenian Railways, through the stations of Sežana and Repentabor. Subsidies The Italian railways are partially funded by the government, receiving €8.1 billion of rail subsidies in 2009. Categories and types of trains These are the major service categories and models of Italian trains. Main stations See also Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane Railway stations in Italy Transport in Italy Trenitalia Treno Alta Velocità Rail transport in Europe References Bibliography External links RFI (Infrastructure manager) Official website (Italian only) Lyon Turin Ferroviaire Railway Technology.com article on Italian High Speed Rail, including NTV, Accessed 5 February 2008 Italian HS System