TRAVELLING

By plane
Puglia has two international airports: Bari, mainly serving Central-Northern Puglia, and Brindisi, operating flights to the Itria Valley, Salento and areas of the Magna Graecia.A dedicated bus line operated by Pugliairbus, provides regular services to Puglia's airports   (www.aeroportidipuglia.it).

By train
The Frecce di Trenitalia high-speed trains operate daily services between Rome and Lecce, with intermediate stops in Foggia, Barletta, Bari and Brindisi, cities from which it is possible to reach the desired destination by a combined train-bus service. For further details, visit the official website of Trenitalia railways (www.trenitalia.it).
 

By car
For drivers travelling from the North, Puglia is easily reachable following the A14 Bologna-Taranto highway along the Adriatic coastline; if coming from Rome, follow the A1 highway direction Naples and the A16 highway up to Canosa di Puglia. From the south, you reach Puglia through the A3 Salerno-Reggio Calabria highway up to Sibari and then the 106 Jonicaexpressway up to Taranto.For further details, visit the official website of Italian highways (www.stradeanas.it).

By boat
The ports of Bari and Brindisi are favourite layovers for cruise lines and ferries which provide regular services to Greece, Albania, Montenegro and Croatia; from Vieste and Taranto, there are plenty of seaside towns equipped with mooring facilities. For further information, visit the official website of the Levante Port Authority (www.aplevante.org) and Portolanodei Mari d'Italia (www.pagineazzurre.com)