As mentioned above there are more than 6621 domestic intercity bus travel combinations in Italy. Below you will find some of the most popular Italy travel routes with minimal or no stops along the way:
Below we have listed the most popular international bus routes:
Genoa (Airport)
Olbia
Perugia (Airport)
Rimini (Airport)
Rome Ciampino (Airport)
Foggia (Airport)
Lampedusa (Airport)
Crotone (Airport)
Reggio Calabria (Airport)
Below we have listed some of the most popular bus companies in Italy. Full list of bus companies in Italy can be found here.
In most cities there is a dedicated bus station, in smaller cities the bus station might be a parking lot with a shelter or a section on the road marked for multiple buses. In some cities buses also stop at public road bus stops or at gas stations and hotel parking lots. In larger cities you will find bus stations with amenities like toilets, luggage storage, kiosks, fast food restaurants and other useful services for travellers. In Italy there is a total of 228 bus stations, below we have listed 15 of the most popular bus stations, for a full list of bus stations in Italy click here.
Trieste
Brescia
Agrigento
Canicatti
Crotone
Lecce
Avellino
Ferrara
Udine
Vicenza
Savona
Bibione
Civitanova Marche
Fano
Reggio Emilia
As a visitor of Italy, you have lots of great Italy sights to visit. Some of the most popular sights are Rialto Bridge (Venice), Ponte Rosso (Trieste) and Doge's Palace (Venice). That said, there are a lot of other sights in Italy worth visiting! Some of the sights do not have an entrance fee, whilst others charge for entrance. Below you will find a list of the most popular sights in Italy:
Rialto Bridge
monument
Ponte Rosso
monument
Doge's Palace
monumentColosseum
monumentCathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
monumental building
Miramare
monumental buildingGenerally speaking, bus travel in Italy is one of the safest forms of transportation. Therefore, you can just sit and relax and enjoy the scenery while the drivers are making sure your bus travel goes as planned.
You have many ways of purchasing the bus ticket for your journey. One of the quickest ways is to book your ticket in advance online. However, if you don’t want to use your credit card for the bus ticket purchase, you can also buy the bus ticket at the bus station or directly on the bus (provided that there are seats left).
In order to check what documents you need to bring with you when traveling throughout Italy, it is best to check the websites of the competent authorities prior to your travel given the fact that different rules apply depending on your citizenship.
Normally, the luggage storage is charged extra, directly on the bus. Before you board the bus, you will get a receipt for each piece of luggage that you put down into the luggage compartment and you will be charged an extra amount that can vary depending on the carrier.
Unfortunately, the general answer is no as the majority of bus companies that operate departures in Italy do not allow pets on board. However, you can always contact the carrier directly prior to your journey or check if there is a PET icon next to their departure on our website which would typically mark the ones that do allow you to carry your pet with you on the journey.
To check the rules that apply to journeys in Italy as far as the COVID-19 restrictions are concerned, we advise you to check the website of the Ministry of Health of Italy. You should find all the necessary information there, and if you are unable to do it on your own, you can always contact them via email address provided on the website.
It is unfortunately not possible to give a specific answer to that question, since it all depends on the carrier you’re traveling with and the bus that will operate the route on the day of your departure. Even though the majority of the bus fleet in Italy is of a newer generation, there are still some vehicles which are not equipped with all the necessary amenities.
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