Means of transport Italy

It's the TGV station from Paris for those who want to go to Sauze d'Oulx.

The 3 main towns of the Gardena, Ortesei, St Cristina and Selva di Gardena districts also have a lift that allows you to access the pastures.

Dolomitibus is a bus company serving Belluno and the surrounding area. Their website offers information on bus schedules and routes, as well as fares and reviews. They also offer an online booking service and a mobile application to facilitate ticket purchase and trip planning. Dolomitibus focuses on sustainable mobility and offers special services for tourists, such as excursions to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. They are also active on social networks, including Facebook, where they share updates on their services. Dolomitibus is committed to the safety and quality of its services, and has recently obtained a new occupational health and safety certification.

Arriva Italia is a bus and coach service that connects the city of Turin with its province, also offering direct connections to Caselle and Malpensa airports. For over 50 years, Arriva Italia has strived to offer passengers a punctual and efficient service, with an emphasis on comfort and safety. They invest in quality while respecting the environment. Their fleet is modern and environmentally friendly, and they comply with the strictest safety standards before, during and after the journey. Arriva Italia offers a wide range of local public transport routes and timetables to meet all travelers' needs. They also offer sustainable mobility services, customer care and passenger services.

Usseaux is a charming village located in the metropolitan city of Turin, in the Piedmont region of Italy. A former community of the Briançonnais escartons, Usseaux boasts a rich history and well-preserved traditional architecture. The village is considered one of the most beautiful in Italy, and has been awarded the "orange flag" by the Touring Club Italiano in recognition of its high-quality tourism and environmental policies. Located in Val Cluson, Usseaux is surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery and is part of the Orsiera-Rocciavrè Natural Park and the Gran Bosco de Salbertrand Natural Park. In addition to the main town of Usseaux, the village includes the villages of Balboutet, Fraisse, Laux and Pourrieres. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding countryside, go hiking in the mountains or discover the history and culture of the village by visiting the parish church and other historic sites.

The ticket office at Aosta bus station only sells tickets for SAVDA coaches (regional or national) and FlixBus (only for Italian destinations). Tickets for FlixBus to foreign destinations and Eurolines can be booked online or at the ticket office. Tickets for SVAP (urban) and La Vita buses can be purchased either directly on board, or at newsagents, tobacconists and bars in Aosta.

Tours to Cinque Terre and Portofino. Catamarano, Alassio, Loano, Portofino, Monte Carlo.

The airport's main runway is built on water, which makes landing planes quite impressive. A magical experience! Daily flights to several destinations in Italy (Rome, Palermo, Bari...) and Europe (London, Brussels...). For France, there are only four flights a week to and from Paris-Orly with Volotea: Mondays and Fridays in each direction. Tourist office and car rental companies in the arrivals hall.

Genoese cabs (white in color) are reliable and professional. Several cab ranks in all the city's hotspots. Flat-rate fares. For tourists and cruise passengers whose time is limited, a cab tour of the city to discover the historic center and transfer from/to the airport to the stations or to an address in the center. For night owls: on request, the cab will take you to and from the Riviera's nightclubs (Arenzano, Varazze, Santa Margherita and Portofino) for a fixed price.

Driving in the city center of Catanzaro can be a real headache. Fortunately, since 1998 there is a funicular line that connects Catanzaro Sala, in the valley, to Piazza Roma, in the historic center, in just a few minutes. The ticket includes access to the parking lot of the Piè Sala station (unguarded) and even the shuttle bus from Piazza Roma to Piazza Matteotti. With a departure every 15 minutes, the funicular is a convenient and cheap way to reach the center of Catanzaro.

To reach Villa San Giovanni on the other side of the Strait from Messina, Sicily, you need to take a ferry. This company is state-run and associated with the Trenitalia train company. The journey takes 40 minutes, including the transfer and the 5-minute walk from Messina's main railway station to Messina Marittima, where the boats depart. For your convenience, the ferry timetable corresponds to the train timetable. There are departures every hour or so, between 5 a.m. and 11 p.m.

Messine bus service centre for Milazzo harbour, count 30 minutes and less than € 5. Service all year round. Shuttles are more or less timed on the aliscafi hours, only the summer.

Nine very convenient bus routes serving Cremona and close to the surrounding area. 

To the north-west of the city, Milan's main bus station is the terminus and departure point for the Flixbus and Blablabus companies, which link the capital of Lombardy to Paris and a number of French (Lyon, Nice, Marseille...) and European cities. Although trains are preferred, daily buses to Italy's major cities leave regularly from here, as do regional buses to visit the Lake District or the Italian Alps. Information desk and ticket sales. Direct metro to central Milan.

There are four funicular railways(funicolari), the first three of which all go to the Vomero district:

The Chiaia line : from piazza Amedeo (at the top of Chiaia) to Cimarosa in the Vomero, near piazza Vanvitelli.

Montesantoline : from Montesanto (near piazza Dante) to Morghen in the Vomero, near Castello Sant'Elmo and the Carthusian monastery of San Martino.

Centralline : from Augusteo in the Spanish quarters (near via Toledo) to piazza Fuga in the Vomero.

Mergellinaline : from Mergellina to Manzoni (Posillipo).

The stop is via Eleonora d 'Arborea near the post office.

Olbia porto: Just under 10 departures a day. Duration: 2 hours.

Castelsardo: About 4 departures a day. Duration: 1 hour 15.

Sassari: About 5 departures a day. Duration: about 2 hours 30.

Contact this Turin-based cab company for all your travel needs in Turin and the surrounding area (Venaria, Rivoli...). The company has over 1,400 vehicles, many of which are hybrids, and more and more of which are totally electric, because it is concerned about respect for people and the environment. This large number of vehicles enables us to be extremely reactive 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call or use the app for even greater speed, or better still, ask your hotel to book your trip!

The advantage of the lakes is that you can get around quickly! An efficient and picturesque ferry service that allows you to reach Monte Isola and all the towns on the lake. The cruise (about 2 hours) goes all around: departure from Iseo, Lovere, Sarnico, Sultano, Sale Maresino, Marone. There are also night cruises with fireworks on New Year's Eve and August 15. This is an opportunity to visit the lake in a different way and to have a different view of the villages. Take the opportunity to admire the few gardens that overlook the lake!

The Neapolitan bus network is dense, so it is difficult to get an overview. So go to the tourist office to get a map of public transport. Service is provided, depending on the line, from 6am on weekdays (between 6am and 8am on Sundays) to 11pm. Here are some practical lines to get around:

r2, from Garibaldi Central Station to Piazza Municipio, via Corso Umberto I.

r3, from via Medina to Mergellina, passing through Santa Lucia and Chiaia.

r4, from via Medina to Capodimonte, via Toledo and piazza Dante.

In winter, departure from Olbia airport to Santa Teresa di Gallura (via Arzachena and Palau) at 10:40 a. m. 1 hour 30 hours of travel.

From June 1 to September 30, approximately 6 departures per day.

Also a link between Santa Teresa and Cagliari.

Italo, the fourth-generation high-speed train launched in 2012 by the private company Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, a competitor of the national company Trenitalia, is the fruit of the Alstom Group's technological creativity. The company offers numerous daily connections between Turin and Milan, Venice, Padua, Florence, Rome, Naples, Salerno, and many other Italian cities. Fares and special offers are very advantageous, check the dedicated website to book your tickets in advance.

A very efficient bicycle rental shop, just a few steps from the church of Gran Madre di Dio, along the banks of the Po river. Here you will find a wide range of mountain bikes for men, women and children, but also, as a novelty, very useful electric bikes to be able to ride quietly around the city with little or no effort. Granbike also organizes day trips to the royal residences of Venaria and Stupinigi, so don't hesitate to ask if you are interested.

The Rome bus station is located just across the street from the Roma Tiburtina train station in the northwest of the city. It can be reached by metro line B from Termini station. This is where all the main bus companies (Flixbus, Itabus...) from Italy and abroad serve Rome. From Paris, it takes about 20 hours of travel by bus to reach Rome, few trips are direct and it is often necessary to make a change in Turin or Milan. A very long trip in perspective, therefore!

This bus company provides connections between the various towns in the province of Avellino as well as with the capitals of the other provinces of Campania (Naples, Benevento, Caserta) and with Rome, Foggia and L'Aquila. Timetables and fares on the website. AIR also manages the funicular railway of the Sanctuary of Montevergine, which has the distinction of being the second steepest in Europe, with a gradient varying between 43 and 64 degrees, and a difference in altitude of 734 metres for a total distance of 1,670 metres.

The Molo Beverello is the main passenger port of Naples. It is located at the end of Piazza Municipio, at the foot of Castel Nuovo. From the Molo Beverello, hydrofoils(aliscafi) and ferries(traghetti) leave for Sorrento and the islands of the Gulf of Naples (Capri, Ischia and Procida). Several companies provide these connections: Alilauro, Caremar, Navigazione Libera del Golfo, SNAV. The maritime station also welcomes boats that make the crossing to Sicily and to the Lipari Islands.

A large multi-level underground car park, dug into the promontory that separates Atrani from Amalfi, is very convenient for visiting both towns. A gallery takes you directly to Piazza Municipio in Amalfi, while a lift takes you to Via Nuova Santa Maria, a quiet street above the road, which is also a very pleasant walk from one town to the other. In any case, avoid walking through the tunnel that connects the two towns, which is dangerous due to the heavy traffic.

Built in 1929, the Montegalletto elevator provides access to the heights of Genoa. The system is unique in Europe, and operates in a highly ingenious way. First, a small cabin transports you like a funicular along the rails of a horizontal gallery for around 300 meters... then suddenly, the gallery is embedded in a cavity, and the click: the cabin rises gently and is immediately transformed into an elevator! A unique experience well worth the detour, if only to experience the ingenuity of the mechanism.

Small electric vehicles on two wheels are another way to discover the city, accompanied by a guide who will take you along various themed itineraries (from 1h to 2h30 depending on the route). This is the perfect way to thread your way through the labyrinth of Genoese caruggi and find the right routes through the historic districts. Choose from the following themed tours: the narrow streets of the historic center, pesto, beer, the Sant'Agostino district, or the "kilo tour" of focaccia and farinata!

Rimini is a city in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. To get around the city and its surroundings, visitors can use the START ROMAGNA buses. There are a number of bus routes serving the various towns in the region, including Cesena, Cesenatico, Forlì and Ravenna. Visitors can also use the free shuttle service to reach the coastline of Marina di Ravenna and Punta Marina Terme. In addition to buses, Rimini also has the Metromare streetcar service, which connects various parts of the city.

The unbeatable German low-cost long-distance coach company, which has been operating in Europe since 2013, also serves more local destinations thanks to its numerous stops, including Courmayeur, Aosta, Genoa and Milan, from Turin, almost every day, at unbeatable prices! This means that even the most budget-conscious traveler can visit Piedmont, Valle d'Aosta, Liguria or Lombardy, and make the most of the area around Turin... A real treat!

At least three trains a day to Venice from Paris Gare de Lyon, with one or two connections in Turin, Milan, Geneva or Augsburg. From 85 € one way. Average travel time around 12 hours.

The railway station of Mestre is in a strategic position. It allows you to reach the Serenissima in just a few minutes. Every hour of the day, from Monday to Sunday, several trains leave for the Santa Lucia station, the main entrance to Venice.

From the Mestre station, it is also possible to easily reach many Italian cities, especially those in the Veneto region: Verona, Padua and Treviso, among others.

This shipping company provides daily liaison with Messina in 50 minutes.

This bus line serves cities of Italy and Germany.

The Sibari railway station is an ideal starting point for exploring the region. Travelers can book their tickets online and find information on the different lines, fares and services on board the trains. Sibari station is well connected to other Italian destinations, such as Rome, Milan, Turin and Lyon. Frecciarossa trains are available for travelers who want to travel quickly and comfortably.

The company alternate with Saremar every 30 minutes to La Maddalena. Travel between and.

A nice marina with about 300 boat pitches.

The bus terminus is located below the Principe train station on a wide esplanade. Itabus (www.itabus.it) guarantees daily connections to several Italian cities (Florence, Milan, Naples, La Spezia, Pisa, Rome, Siena...). The journey may be longer, but the prices are unbeatable. As for connections with France, Flixbus (www.flixbus.fr) provides direct services to Marseille, Nice, Lyon and Montpellier. However, to reach the region's coastal towns, the train remains the best option.

Still in operation, this small old station is located to the northeast of the city. It connects Genoa to the interior along a picturesque one-hour route, perfect for a green excursion. This narrow-gauge railroad, friendly namedIl Trenino di Casella, runs slowly along a 25 km mountainous route and makes 18 stops to its terminus Casella Paese. Between scattered houses and pine forests, you will discover characteristic villages such as Campi and Sant'Olcese (and its salami), fortresses and ancient sanctuaries.

Guarantees connections between Genoa and Sardinia (Palau, La Maddalena).

Meridiana serves Cagliari.

Tickets can be bought at tobacconists and newsstands. The Atv company provides connections between Verona and the towns on the eastern shore of Lake Garda (Peschiera, Lazise, Bardolino, Garda). The Saia company is responsible for linking Verona to the western shore in Lombardy (Sirmione, Desenzano, Brescia).

Buses on national or international routes (including Flixbus, which offers a daily trip from Verona to Lyon) mark their terminus near the bus station, on the very left as you leave the train station.

Daily connections to Montebelluna, Feltre, Alano, Vittorio Veneto and Castelfranco Veneto. For destinations such as Venice and Vicenza, prefer the faster train. For road enthusiasts, the bus to Venice leaves approximately every 30 minutes during the week. On the other hand, for Padua, the journey takes 1 hour and 15 minutes without change. From the bus station there is also a shuttle bus to Venice's Marco Polo Airport: six return trips a day, approximately every 2 hours between 7 am and 7.30 pm, ticket €10 one way (information at www.atvo.it).

Every year, this service is provided by the Alicost company during the summer months. From July to September, approximately, several maritime lines connect Naples to the Phlegrean Fields (Bacoli and Pozzuoli), Capri, the Amalfi Coast and Cilento (Agropoli, Pisciotta, Camerota...). Neapolitans take advantage of this service to spend the day on the beaches of Cilento, known for the cleanliness of their waters. The timetables of the connections are updated on the Internet only in summer, once the lines are active.

Three lines cover the Neapolitan railway system and its region.

The Circumvesuviana, from the central station (piazza Garibaldi), connects the eastern cities of the region: Herculaneum (Ercolano), Torre Annunziata, Pompeii, Castellammare di Stabia, Vico Equense and Sorrento.

The Circumflegrea, from the Montesanto station (near Piazza Dante), serves the western part of the city: Cuma, Lido Fusaro...

The Cumana, from the Montesanto station and corso Vittorio Emanuele, connects the west of Naples: Bagnoli, Pozzuoli, Arcofelice, Lucrino, Baia and Torregaveta

Railway station. Several daily connections to Padua, Treviso, Conegliano. For Vicenza, there is a round-trip service on holidays. From Padua, one departure every hour from 6am to about 11pm. From Venice, one direct train per day, or several if there is a connection at Conegliano or Castelfranco Veneto.

Bus station. The bus terminal is just outside the train station. The Dolomiti Bus company connects Belluno to the rest of the region. Convenient buses especially to Cortina and Feltre (www.dolomitibus.it).

Railway station. Located in the northwest of the city, 1 km from the center. Lines: Venice-Padua-Rovigo-Bologna (12 trains/day to Venice, stop also in Mestre); Rovigo-Chioggia (10 trains/day, stop in Adria and Rosolina); Verona-Rovigo (11 connections/day, stop in Fratta Polesine). About one train every hour from Venice, as well as from Padua.

Bus station. Located in front of the train station. A bus company provides connections to Rosolina, Taglio di Po, Porto Tolle and other places in the Po Delta that have no rail service.

A small shipping company that offers an excellent transport service (only passenger) to the islands of the Tuscan archipelago: Elba, Capraia, Gorgona, Giglio, Giannutri and Montecristo (for the latter ask if an authorisation is required to go there), from the various ports on the Tuscan coast: Cecina, Castiglione della Pescaia, Livorno and Piombino. Ideal to discover the islands for a day or a longer stay. This offer is completed, for those who wish, by trekking and excursions to discover medieval villages.

Located opposite Italy's Unity Square, the shipping company provides connections between Trieste and the main coastal towns of Friuli.For example, Trieste-Muggia, year-round, from 6:45 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (approximately one departure per hour), Trieste-Barcola-Grignano-Sistiana, from June to September, between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., with a departure approximately every 2 hours, or Trieste-Grado, during the summer period, with regular rotations and variable timetables.

There are two adjoining stations, one is an older railway station with a renovated historical building, the other is a fairly basic bus station with a large parking lot for departures and arrivals behind the train station. The railway traffic concerns the Italian cities (Gorizia, Udine, Treviso, Venice, Rome...) while the buses assure connections with the airport of Trieste and Venice-Mestre and for Germany, Austria, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia.