Europe
Getting around Italy
Between cities
Getting around Italy
High-speed Frecciarossa and Italo trains link Turin, Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence, Rome and Naples. Regional trains and buses fill gaps; ferries or flights reach Sicily and Sardinia.
Key facts
- Ride-hailing apps: FREENOW, itTaxi, appTaxi, Uber.
- Driving: on the right. EU licences are fine; other foreign licences need an International Driving Permit alongside. Rental firms check it.
- Trenitalia
- Italo
Getting around by place
- RomeGetting around
- VeniceGetting around
- FlorenceGetting around
- MilanGetting around
- Amalfi CoastGetting around
- NaplesGetting around
- Lake ComoGetting around
- Cinque TerreGetting around
- SicilyGetting around
- TuscanyGetting around
- PositanoGetting around
- SardiniaGetting around
- BolognaGetting around
- VeronaGetting around
- PisaGetting around
- CapriGetting around
Sources
- Trenitalia
- Italo
- US State Department travel advisory
- Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visa portal
- Consulate General of Italy in New York: Digital Nomad Visa
- European Commission: Entry/Exit System
- World Bank open data
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