Getting around by train Emilia-Romagna

The Italian railway network is rather dense. Trenitalia-Ferrovie dello Stato manages the national lines and there are many other regional companies providing local transport. Timetables are posted at all stations but are not always reliable and delays are common, although the situation is improving. Nevertheless, the train is a rather comfortable way to travel, and is particularly economical. Italian fares are among the cheapest in Europe.

The two stations are close to each other, which is very convenient when arriving in town by train. The train station provides frequent and regular connections with all the major Italian cities.

The historic center can be reached on foot, but buses can also be used to get to the center or to some of the more remote accommodations.

Buses 25 and 30 take you to the city center. On foot, from the train station, take via Indipendenza.

Direct connections every 30 minutes with Bologna (30 minutes) where many changes are made to Italy.

Ravenna is located on the lines Ferrara-Ravenna-Rimini, Bologna-Castelbolognese-Ravenna and Faenza-Ravenna. Many connections per day.