Are you looking for an airport train to get to your hotel after landing in Italy? Luckily, our Italy airport train guide has all the information you need to get from the airport to your Italian vacation destination. Whether that’s in Northern Italy, Central Italy, Southern Italy or Sicily, we’ve compiled the best airport train transfers from Italy’s major airports to get you to your final destination. Avoid the cost of renting a car and focus on taking in the sights in comfort from the train – read on to find the best airport train tickets with Trip.com.
Airports in Northern Italy
Whether you’re visiting the Alps, the lakes, the Ligurian coast or the many influential cities of Northern Italy, this is where you’ll find information for airport trains in the north of The Boot. From Milan to Bologna, Venice, Turin and more, just switch between the tabs below to discover your Northern Italian airport transfer options.
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Malpensa Airport
Milan Malpensa Airport is located 30 miles from Milan and has two train stations, one in each terminal. The Malpensa Express operates frequent services from both terminals and connects passengers to Milan’s main train stations.For more information, please check:
Bologna Airport
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport is a well-connected airport served by the Marconi Express, a monorail train connecting the station to Bologna Central in the city center. Here, you’ll find plenty of links to stations in other cities in Emilia or neighboring regions.For more information, please check:
Turin Airport
Turin-Caselle Airport is located just 10 miles northwest of the city center and is highly accessible by train. You’ll find direct links to Porta Susa station operated by Trenitalia and arrive in the city center in about half an hour.For more information, please check:
Trieste Airport(TRS)
Trieste Airport is served by excellent railway connections from Trieste Airport station adjacent to the airport. It offers regional, interregional and high-speed lines operated by Trenitalia, Italo and ÖBB to many destinations, including Trieste Central.For more information, please check:
Genoa Airport
Genoa-Sestri Ponente Airport is located super close to Genoa at under 5 miles away, and boasts its own airport train station, Genoa Sestri Ponente Airport. You can reach this station with the Genova Airlink shuttle bus before taking a quick train to Genoa Piazza Principe, as well as many other destinations.For more information, please check:
Airports in Central Italy
From the ancient history of Rome to the iconic architecture of Pisa and the Renaissance art to be admired in Florence – if you’re traveling to Central Italy, we’ve got all the details for getting from the airport to your hotel. Just switch between the tabs below to discover airport train transfers and bus routes.
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Fiumicino Airport
Rome Fiumicino Airport is located 18 miles from the capital city and has its own integrated train station offering connections to the city center. The Leonardo Express facilitates connections to Rome Termini, while Trenitalia regional trains can bring you elsewhere in Rome.For more information, please check:
Pisa Airport
Pisa Airport is situated very close to the city’s historic center at just a couple of miles away. You can take the PisaMover – a self-driving electric rail shuttle – to Pisa Central in just 5 minutes, where you can also continue on to Florence if needed.For more information, please check:
Ancona Airport
Marche Airport – or Ancona–Falconara Airport – is located about 11 miles from Ancona and offers excellent train connections via Castelferretti–Falconara Airport train station, which you’ll find just in front of the airport. These trains are operated by Trenitalia and will get you to Ancona in just 20 minutes.For more information, please check:
Airports in Southern Italy
Heading to the dramatic scenery along the Amalfi Coast? Or perhaps you’re seeking the vibrant city scenes of Naples, or the tranquil towns of Puglia. Wherever you’re heading in Southern Italy, we’ve gathered all the info you need to get there from the airport. Just browse through the tabs below to find the details for your airport train or bus.
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Bari Airport
Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport offers super convenient public transport connections to Bari city center, thanks to the dedicated station, Bari Airport. FR2 regional trains can get you to the Bari Central in about 17 minutes, with about 34 services a day.For more information, please check:
Airports in Sicily and Sardinia
The islands of Sicily and Sardinia are popular vacation destinations and luckily, both offer hassle-free airport trains and buses so you can reach your hotel with ease. In Sicily, you’ll find bus and train routes for Catania, Palermo and Trapani Airports, and Sardinia’s Cagliari Airport also offers its own convenient train service. Just toggle between the tabs to switch from dedicated train services to train+bus options.
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Catania Airport
Catania-Fontanarossa Airport features its own train station by the same name, located about 650 yards from the terminal. You can reach it in about three minutes with the Airlink shuttle bus. The station offers convenient connections via regional train to destinations like Catania Central, Messina, Palermo or Agrigento.For more information, please check:
Palermo Airport
Palermo-Punta Raisi Airport serves Sicily’s capital city with frequent connections from a train station located inside the terminal: just head down to Level -1 to board your train. Trenitalia operates the connections and covers the roughly 20-mile distance to Palermo Central in about 50 minutes.For more information, please check:
Cagliari Airport
Cagliari Elmas Airport is the largest airport on the island of Sardinia. It is just a 4-mile journey from Cagliari city and has its own railway station to bring you there, connected to the terminal by pedestrian walkways. You can reach Cagliari station from the airport in just five to seven minutes, with plenty of departures running throughout the day and night.For more information, please check: