Is there an airport in Prato, Italy?

According to the official website at Florence Reitola Airport, the bus from the airport can go directly to Prato. The car company is Cap-Autolinee, and this bus is called LAM PO-FI. It takes about half an hour to get to Prato from the airport, 15 minutes, and stops at several stations in Prato, including Prato Railway Station.

Plato, located in central Italy, is the third largest city in central Italy, second only to Rome and Florence. This city has the second largest number of Italian immigrants from China, after Milan. The population of Prato is only about 200,000, but it is no exaggeration to say that there is one China for every five people.

You know, Prato, like other small European cities, has the architectural style of medieval Europe. The only difference is that Prato belongs to the Italian fashion manufacturing center and the textile industry is famous all over the world.

Most of the Chinese in this city come from Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China. Wenzhou people who first entered Prato only worked for Italians. Wenzhou people who are unwilling to act as "migrant workers" in their bones have gradually developed the idea of being their own bosses.