Italy is a top travel destination visited by millions of tourists each year. The well-preserved history accompanied by art, beautiful landscape and of course the delicious culinary culture makes it a must-see place! During your trip, you will taste the best ice creams and pizzas in the world! The most famous Italian cities are only within short reach, thanks to availability of convenient flight tickets.
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport, Milan/Bergamo Airport and Venice Airport are among the most popular airports in Italy that welcome flights from İstanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport. After taking these flights, it is possible to reach incredible Italian cities by taking one of the public transportation options in the country.
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport is located at a central location, and it is possible to use trains and buses as public transport to reach Bologna city centre. Marconi Express, a monorail train, is an express train line that operates between the airport and Bologna city centre. The train runs from 05:40 a.m. until midnight, and more information about this express train can be found here. There are also different bus options to reach Bologna city centre, Ferrara, Firenze, Modena, or Rimini from Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport. More information about the bus lines that depart from Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport can be found here.
The most convenient way to travel from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Rome city centre is to take the metro line that operates on this route. Two metro lines, line A in orange colour and line B in blue colour, can be used. If you would like to know more details about the metro line in Rome Fiumicino Airport, you can check out this website.
Transportation to/from Venice Airport comes with two options: buses and boats. ACTV Line 5 and ATVO Air Terminal lines connect the airport with Venice city centre. The prices and schedules of these buses in Venice can be found here. In addition to buses, Vaporetto, a type of boat, is also preferred to reach Venice city centre by water. More information about Vaporetto prices, schedules, and routes can be found here.
Transportation to/from Milan/Bergamo Airport is easy thanks to advanced public transportation lines that cover the entire city. One of the most convenient ways to travel between the airport and the city centre is to take the train lines and you can find more information about the schedule from here.In addition to the train option, there are different bus companies which you can find here, operating between Milan city centre and Milan/Bergamo Airport.
Public transport across Italy is highly advanced, and travellers can easily commute to major cities. Rome has an extensive metro line. Further, suburban trains are highly common in Italian cities, which connect the city's periphery to the city centre.
There is a tourist travel card in Italy called the Eurail Italy Pass. The Eurail Italy Pass is valid on all trains across the country, enabling travellers to use a single card to visit different cities. You can have a look at the prices and terms of this travel card on the official website.
The primary mode of transportation between cities in Italy is the train. Trenitalia, the main train operator in Italy, is prefered by both locals and tourists. It is possible to check train schedules and prices and book a seat from the official website. You can take the train after your flight to Rome to visit Pompeii which is one of the most important touristic attractions in Italy. You can also take a train from Rome to Venice and visit one of the most romantic cities around the world. Also, domestic flights in Italy are commonly preferred to travel between Milan and Napoli.
As Italy is visited by many tourists from all over the world, there are always many accommodation selections in each Italian city. The availability of different options ranging from boutique hotels to rental apartments as well as bed and breakfasts make finding an accommodation quite easy. However, as you may imagine prices can differ depending on the area, you’re interested in staying. The city center can get more expensive and crowded, whether you are visiting Milan, Venice, Rome or Florence.
If you would like to have our assistance to help you organize your trip, you can book your hotel through Pegasus Airlines.
Italy takes its visitors to a unique journey back in time. The history is preserved with great attention no matter where you go in Italy. There are many amazing places to see and feel, as some of them listed below:
You can also read through our Italy Travel Guide to discover all the hidden places in this beautiful country.
You can also rent a car with Pegasus privileges if you want to consider a more comfortable option for city transportation when you arrive in Italy for business or leisure.
Pegasus Airlines provides flights to below mentioned airports in Italy:
Bergamo Airport is situated about 45 km away from Milan city center. A number of shuttle buses as well as trains ride between the city center and airport within almost an hour.
Venice Marco Polo Airport is the prominent transport hub that connects Venice with the rest of the world. The airport is endowed with all the facilities that ensures the comfort of its passengers. It is within easy reach from the mainland through either train that goes to Mestre Train Station or by bus. Different bus companies (ATVO or ACTV) go to Piazzale Roma. There are also motorboats that link the airport to Venice, Murano as well as Lido through the private company Alilaguna.
Guglielmo Marconi Airport is situated only 6 km away from Bologna city center. You can get to the city center within about 20 minutes through shuttle buses that provide efficient service. Public buses or regional trains may be alternative ways to reach Bologna.
Fiumicino Airport is the international transport hub of Rome, which is visited by thousands of tourists from all around the world. Therefore, there are many options that enable easy access to the city center including nighttime transport. A number of shuttle buses owned by different companies depart from the arrival’s hall of Terminal 2 where regional bus station is situated. Further information on each company’s schedule and ticket costs can be reached online. Local trains would be another option to get to Termini railway station from which you can make transfers to your desired destination.
Below you can find some practical information that will help you organize your trip.
Please find below some key contact numbers that might be of use throughout your stay in Italy.
Country code: +39
Milan area code: 02
Milan Bergamo Airport: 035 326323
Venice area code: 041
Venice Marco Polo Airport: 041 260 9260
Bologna area code: 51
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: 051 647 9615
Rome area code: 06
Rome Fiumicino Airport: 06 65951
Emergency Number: 113
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