There are numerous internal flights between Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice and other major cities. There are over 30 airports in Italy.

There is an extensive domestic flight network operated by the national airline, Alitalia and other Airlines.

All the major airports in Italy including Rome and Milan can be found here.

Car Travel in Italy: Traffic drives on the right. Every town and village can be reached by an adequate system of roads. Travel by motorway is subject to a toll according to distance covered and type of vehicle.

Driving Licence & vehicle documents must be carried at all times and you will need to bring your own national driving licence if planning to drive in Italy. The minimum driving age is 18.

Several leading car hire companies operates in Italy.

Travel by Bus in Italy: Buses are fast and reliable, whether they are traversing local routes linking small villages or zooming along autostrade between cities. They come into their own to reach destinations not serviced by the trains.

Italian Railway (Ferrovie dello Stato), FS, are cheap, comfortable and efficient. Due to the mountainous nature of Italy, generally north-south routes are fast, and east-west journeys slower. Fast Eurostar trains (for which you need to pay a supplement and make reservations in advance) run between most major cities.

Timetable information and tickets can be obtained at FS travel centres at major train stations.

Ticket and information counters at major stations are usually open between 06h00 & 22h00 every day.

For more information on travelling round the country by train in Italy click on here.

Airport Shuttle Service in Italy

Airport Taxi in Italy

Driving Maps of Italy

European Breakdown Recovery Service in Italy

Ferries to and from Italy

Railway Maps of Italy