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MILAN, Lombardy
NAPLES, Campania
ROME, Lazio
TURIN, Piedmont
VENICE, Veneto
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Italy is home to seven railway metro systems and one waterway metro system. In Italy the rail metro systems are known as the Metropolitana and each one of them displays the same white M on an orange background as their system logo.
Brescia, Lombardy.
The northern Italian city of Brescia has a 13.7 kilometer, automated rapid transit system which opened in March 2013.
The line is served by seventeen stations, eleven of which are underground. The system also has two more branch lines currently under construction.
Red Line - Prealpino – Casazza – Mompiano – Europa – Ospedale – Marconi – S. Faustino – Vittoria – Stazione FS – Brescia Due – Lamarmora – Volta – Poliambulanza – S. Polo Parco – S. Polo Cimabue – San Polino – Buffalora, S. Eufemia.
AIR
Brescia is served by the Gabriele D'Annunzio Airport where local taxi's or car hire is available for transfers into Brescia, which is a ten minute journey, to Bergamo which is a twenty minute journey away or Verona which is just a thirty minute journey away.
RAIL & BUS
Brescia's central railway station is located along the city's Viale della statzione. Located along the Milan - Venice railway line this ornate, Victorian station provides local, regional, national and international rail services.
The station forecourt is also the location of the city's bus terminal, which is used for both local and national bus services.
The two stations are both served by the Brescia Stazione FS metro station.
SPORT
Brescia's main football club is FC Brescia Calcio which play their home and international games at the Stadio Mario Rigamonti. The stadium can be accessed either by bus number 1 and then disembarking at the Via Ambaraga 124 stop, or from the Mompiano metro station, both of which are a ten minute walk away.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Catania, Sicily.
Catania is situated on the island of Sicily and it's 3.8 kilometer long underground rapid transit system is the smallest metro system in the world. The system, which became operational in 1999, consists of one line which is served by just six stations.
Catania is also served by the Circumetnea, an historic narrow gauge railway which dates back to 1895, which circumnavigates the base of the island's world famous volcano, Mount Etna.
METRO
3.8 km - 6 stations - Borgo - Giuffrida - Italia - Galatea - Stazione F.S. Centrale - Porto.
CIRCUMETNEA
110 km - 13 stations at Giarre Riposto - Mascali - Piedmont Etneo - Lingua Glossa - Randazzo - Maletto - Bronte - Adrano - Biancavilla - San Maria i Licodia - Paterno - Misterbianco - Catania.
MOUNT ETNA
AIR
Catania is served by the Fontanarossa International Airport. The airport provides several regular bus services into downtown Catania and to Messina Port.
RAIL & BUS
Catania's main railway station is the Stazione Catania Centrale located on the city's Piazza Papa Giovanni XXII. The station, which is an historic, listed building, provides local and regional rail services around the island and inter-city services to mainland Italy.
Located in front of the station is the city's main bus terminal, both of which are served by the Stazione F.S. Centrale metro station.
SPORT
Catania's main football team is FC Calcio Catania which play their home games at the Stadio Angelo Massimeno. The stadium can be accessed by way of an hourly bus service, number 4-7, which departs from outside Catania Centrale railway station. Disembark at Piazza Spedini and the stadium is just a few minutes walk away.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Genoa, Liguria.
The city of Genoa has a 5.3 kilometer electric, light rail system which became operational in 1990. The system consists of one line which is served by eight stations.
Line 1 - 5,3 km - 8 stations - Brin - Dinegro - Principe Railway Station - Darsena - San Giorgio - Sarzano/Sant'Agostino - De Ferrari - Genova Brignole Railway Station.
THE PORT OF GENOA
AIR
Genoa is served by the Cristoforo Colombo International Airport. The airport provides two bus services, one into downtown Genoa and one to the Port of Genoa.
Volabus provides a daily service to Genova Brignole Railway Station in downtown Genoa every forty five minutes between 06.00 hours and 23.30 hours in a journey time of around thirty minutes. Tickets can be obtained from the airport AMT machines, on the bus or from the Genoa Tourist Information office.
Shuttle Bus #124 provides a service to Sestri Ponente Railway Station which serves the marina located at the Port of Genoa. The buses run daily every forty minutes between 06.53 hours and 19.36 hours. The journey takes around twelve minutes and tickets can be obtained from the airport AMT machine.
RAIL & BUS
The Genova Brignole railway station is located on the city's Piazza Verdi and is served by it's own metro station at the terminus of the line.
The Genova Principe railway station is located on the city's Piazza Principe and is also served by it's own metro station. This highly ornate, Victorian station provides local, regional, national and international rail services.
The station is also the location of the city's main bus terminal.
PORT
Genoa's vast port complex is served by a large cruise liner terminal which is located within walking distance of the Old Town. Genoa's Old Town is served by the Principe Railway Station which is served by it's own station on the city metro.
SPORT
Genoa is served by the Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferrais, which is both a football and cricket stadium. The stadium can be accessed from the Genova Brignole railway station, which is served by it's own metro station, which is then just a ten minute walk away along the river front.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Milan, Lombardy.
The city of Milan is home to Italy's longest metro system at 89.4 kilometer. This underground rapid transit system became operational in 1964 and consists of four lines which are served by one hundred and three stations. The system operates daily between 06.00 hours and 00.30 hours.
The city also operates two airport express services and an extensive commuter rail service.
METRO
Line M1 - 27 km - 38 stations at Sesto I Maggio - Sesto Rondò - Sesto Marelli - Villa San Giovanni - Precotto - Gorla - Turro - Rovereto - Pasteur - Loreto - Lima - Porta Venezia - Palestro - San Babila - Duomo - Cordusio - Cairoli - Cadorna - Conciliazione - Pagano - Buonarroti - Wagner - Amendola - De Angeli - Lotto - Gambara - QT8 - Bande Nere - Lampugnano - Primaticcio - Uruguay - Inganni - Bonola - Bisceglie - San Leonardo - Molino Dorino - Pero - Rho Fiera.
Line M2 - 39.4 km - 35 stations at Gessate - Cascina Antonietta - Gorgonzola - Villa Pompea - Bussero - Cassina de' Pecchi - Villa Fiorita - Cologno Nord - Cernusco sul Naviglio -Cologno Centro - Cascina Burrona - Cologno Sud - Vimodrone - Cascina Gobba - Crescenzago - Cimiano - Udine - Lambrate FS - Piola - Loreto - Caiazzo - Centrale FS - Gioia - Garibaldi FS - Moscova - Lanza - Cadorna FNM - Sant'Ambrogio - Sant'Agostino - Porta Genova FS - Romolo - Famagosta - Abbiategrasso - Assago Milanofiori Nord - Assago Milanofiori Forum.
Line M3 - 17.1 km - 17 stations at Comasina - Affori FN - Affori Centro - Dergano - Maciachini - Zara - Sondrio - Milano Centrale FS - Repubblica - Turati - Montenapoleone - Duomo - Missori - Crocetta - Porta Romana - Lodi T.I.B.B - Brenta - Corvetto - Porto di Mare - Rogoredo FS - San Donato.
Line M5 - 6.1 km - 9 stations at Bignami - Ponale - Bicocca - Cà Granda - Istria - Marche - Zara - Isola - Garibaldi FS - Domodossola - Lotto - Segesta - San Siro Ippodromo - San Siro Stadio.
AIRPORT RAIL
Malpensa Airport Express Line 1 - Aeroporto Malpensa Airport - Ferno Lonate Pozzolo - Busto Arsizio Nord - Castellanza - Rescaldina - Saronno - Milano Bovisa Politiecnico - Cadorna.
Malpensa Airport Express Line 2 - Aeroporto Malpensa Airport - Ferno Lonate Pozzolo - Busto Arsizio Nord - Castellanza - Rescaldina - Saronno - Milano Bovisa Politiecnico - Milano Porta Garibaldi Port - Milano Centrale Railway Station.
COMMUTER RAIL
Milan is also served by an extensive commuter rail service which consists of twelve suburban railway lines which are served by one hundred and twenty five stations. Milan's commuter railway lines are;
S1 Line - 55.4 km - 25 stations between Saranno and Lodi.
S2 Line - 34 km - 20 stations between Milano Rogeredo Railway Station and Mariano Comense.
S3 Line - 23.6 km - 13 stations between Milano Cadorna Railway Station and Saronno.
S4 Line - 21.2 km - 13 stations between Milano Cadorna Railway Station and Camnago Lentate.
S5 Line - 92.6 km - 31 stations between Varese and Treviglio.
S6 Line - 83.5 km - 25 stations between Novara and Ptoltello.
S7 Line - 57 km - 22 stations between Milano Porta Garibaldi Railway Station and Lecco.
S8 Line - 49.9 km - 13 stations between Milano Porta Garibaldi Railway Station and Lecco.
S9 Line - 64 km - 23 stations between Saronno and Albairate Vermezzo.
S10 Line - 51.4 km - 18 stations between Chiasso and Rho.
S13 Line - 32 km - 13 stations between Milano Bovisa Railway Station and Pavia.
S14 Line - 10 km - 11 stations between Milan Rogeredo Railway Station and Rho.
PASSANT RAILWAY
Milan's Passant Ferroviario (Passing Railway) is an underground railway line which links all of the city's four metro lines with it's two airport lines and twelve commuter lines. The thirteen kilometer long line is served by the following ten stations;
Milano Rogeredo Railway Station - Porta Vittorio - Dateo - Porta Venezia - Republicca - Milano Porta Garibaldi Railway Station - Lancetti - Bovisa Politecnico - Villa Pizzone - Certosa.
MILAN CATHEDRAL
AIR
Milan is served by the Malpensa International Airport. The airport is served by the Malpensa Express which runs daily services which depart every half an hour between 05.46 hours and 22.47 hours. One train runs to Milan Cadorna Railway Station and the other train runs to Milan Railway Station via the Porta Garibaldi Railway Station.
The journey time to the Milano Cadorna Railway Station is twenty nine minutes with no stops or thirty six minutes with five stops.
The Journey time to the Milano Centrale Railway Station takes around fifty minutes.
RAIL
Milan is served by three major railway stations, they are;
The Milano Centrale Railway Station which is located on the city's Piazza Duca D'Aosta and is served by it's own metro station located on metro lines M2 and M3, the Malpensa Airport Express Line 2 and the Passant Railway.
The Porta Garibaldi Railway Station which is located along the city's Piazza Freud and is a vast regional, national and international rail hub. The station is served by a metro station on the system's M5 line, the Malpensa Airport Express Line 2, the Passant Railway and the S7 and S8 commuter lines.
The Milano Cadorna Railway Station which is located along the city's Piazzale Cadorna and is served by the S3 and S4 commuter rail services, the Passant Railway and the Malpensa Airport Express Line 1.
BUS
Milan's central bus station is located along the Via Giulio Natta in the Lampugnano district of the city. The station is annexed with the Lampugnano metro station located on metro line M1.
SPORT
Milan's Stadio San Siro, home of FC Internazionale Milan, also known as Inter Milan, can be accessed by way of a twenty minute walk from Lotto Metro Station on metro line M1 or a twenty minute walk from the Piazalle Segesta, which can be accessed by way of city tram # 16. On match days a special football shuttle bus is also laid on from both the Lotto Metro Station and the Piazzalle Segesta.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Naples, Campania.
The city of Naples / Napoli has a 53 kilometer underground, rapid transit system which became operational in 1993 and, which is at present, undergoing a major expansion and upgrade.
Naples is also served by six rail services which circumnavigate the base of Mount Vesuvius, four funicular railways, four commuter rail services, three tram lines and seven trolleybus routes.
METRO UNDERGROUND
Line 1 - 15.3 km - 17 stations at Piscinola - Chiaiano - Frullone - Colli Aminei - Policlinico - Rione Alto - Montedonzelli - Medaglie d'Oro - Vanvitelli - Quattro Giornate - Salvator Rosa - Materdei - Museo - Dante - Toledo - Municipio - Università - Duomo - Garibaldi.
Line 6 - 2.3 km - 8 stations at Mostra - Augusto - Lala - Mergellina - Arco Mirelli - San Pasquale - Chiaia Monte di Dio - Municipio.
COMMUTER RAIL
The Cumana Railway - 19.81 km - 16 stations at Montesanto - Corso Vittorio Emanuele - Fuorigrotta - Mostra - Zoo Edenlandia - Agnano - Bagnoli - Dazio - Gerolomini - Cappuccini - Pozzuoli - Pozzuoli Cantieri - Arco Felice - Lucrino - Fusaro - Torregaveta.
The Circumflegrea Railway - 27 km - 16 stations at Montesanto - Piave - Soccavo - Traiano - La Trencia - Pianura - Pisani - Quarto Centro - Quarto - Quarto Officina - Grotta del Sole - Licola - Marina di Licola - Cuma - Lido Fusaro - Torregaveta.
Line 2 - 11 stations at Pozzuoli Solfatara - Bagnol - Agnano Terme - Cavalleggeri Aosta - Campi Flegrei - Piazza Leopardi - Mergellina - Piazza Amedeo - Montesanto - Piazza Cavour - Piazza Garibaldi - Gianturco - San Giovanni Barra.
The Naples / Aversa Railway - 10.5 km - 5 stations at Naples Piscinola Railway Station - Mugnano - Giugliano - Aversa Ippodrome - Aversa Centro.
CIRCUMVESUVIANA
The Circumvesuviana is a six line tourist rail service which circumnavigates the base of the city's world famous Mount Vesuvius volcano. The rail lines, which run on electric, narrow gauge tracks, can be accessed from the Porta Nolana Station, located on the city's Piazza Nolana. The Circumvesuviana's six lines are;
LINE 1 - 38 km - 28 stations between Porta Nolana and Baiano (59 minute journey)
LINE 2 - 38 km - 28 stations between Porta Nolana and Sarno (65 minute journey)
LINE 3 - 35 km - 25 stations between Porta Nolana and Poggiomarino (57 minute journey)
LINE 4 - 47 km - 36 stations between Porta Nolana and Sorrento (68 minute journey)
LINE 5 - 8 km - 7 stations between Porta Nolana and San Giorgio (15 minute journey)
LINE 6 - 3 km - 4 stations between Porta Nolana and Acerra (28 minute journey)
FUNICULAR RAILWAYS
The Central Funicular - 4 stations at Piazza Fuga - Petraio Via Palizzi - Corso Vittorio Emanuele - Augusteo.
The Chiaia Funicular - 4 stations at Cimarosa - Palazzolo - Corso Vittorio Emanuele - Regina Margherita.
The Mergellina Funicular - 5 stations at Manzoni - Parco Angelina - San Gioacchino - San Antonio - Mergellina.
The Montesanto Funicular - 3 stations at Morghen - Corso Vittorio Emanuele - Montesanto Station.
CASTELL NUOVO
AIR
Naples is served by Naples International Airport, sometimes listed as Capodichino Airport, which provides two regular bus services into downtown Naples. Bus # 35 is a half hourly service which travels from the airport into Naples via Piazza Garibaldi and Piazza Municipio. Piazza Garibaldi is the site of Naples' main bus station and the Napoli Centrale railway station, which is served by a metro station on metro Line 1.
Piazza Municipio is served by a metro station on metro Line 6.
RAIL & BUS
The Naples Central Railway Station / Napoli Centrale is home to both the city's main railway terminus and it's main bus terminal. The stations are located on the city's Piazza Garibaldi and the complex is served by it's own underground station on metro Line 1.
PORT
Naples' Molo Beverello and Colata Porta cruise terminals are located just a short walk from Naples city centre.
SPORT
Naples' Stadio San Paulo, home ground of FC Calcio Napoli, can be accessed by way of a ten minute walk from the Mostra metro station which is located at the terminus of metro Line 6.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Rome, Lazio.
Italy's capital city, Rome, has a 38 kilometer underground, rapid transit system which is part of a large inner city rail network which includes. a two line underground metro, a 28 kilometer commuter rail, a 13 kilometer light rail service, an automated narrow gauge tram and a narrow gauge suburban railway.
The metro system operates daily between 05.30 hours and 23.30 hours from Sunday to Friday and from 05.30 hours and 00.00 hours on Saturdays.
METRO
Line A - 18.4 km - 27 stations at Battistini - Cornelia - Baldo degli Ubaldi - Valle Aurelia - Cipro - Ottaviano - Lepanto - Flaminio - Spagna - Barberini - Repubblica - Giardinetti - Vittorio Emanuele - Manzoni - San Giovanni - Re di Roma - Ponte Lungo - Furio Camillo - Colli Albani - Arco di Travertino - Porta Furba - Numidio Quadrato - Lucio Sestio - Giulio Agricola - Subaugusta - Cinecittà - Anagnina.
Line B - 23.5 km - 26 stations at Rebibbia - P.Mammolo - S.M.Soccorso - Jonio - Pietralata - Conca d'Oro - M.Tiburtini - Libia - Quintiliani - S. Agnese - Annibaliano - Tiburtina - Bologna - Policlinico - Roma Termini - Castro Pretorio - Cavour - Colosseo - Circo Massimo - Piramide - Garbatella - Basilica San Paolo - Marconi - EUR Magliana - EUR Palasport - EUR Fermi - Laurentina.
Line C - 12.7 km - 15 stations at Parco di Centocelle - Alessandrino - Torre Spaccata - Torre Maura - Giardinetti - Torrenova - Torre Angela - Torre Gaia - Grotte Celoni - Due Leoni Fontana Candida - Borghesiana - Bolognetta - Finocchio - Graniti - Monte Compatri Pantano.
COMMUTER RAIL
The Roma Lido Line - 28 km - 12 stations at Piramide / Porta San Paolo - Basilica San Paolo - EUR Magliana - Tor di Valle - Vitinia - Casal Bernocchi / Centro Giano - Acilia - Ostia Antica - Lido Nord - Lido Centro - Stella Polare - Castel Fusano.
The Roma Nord Line - 102 km - which runs between Piazzale Fiamino and Viterbo.
FL1 Line - 118 km - 26 stations between Orte and Fiumicino Aeroporto
FL2 Line - 40 km - 12 stations between Roma Tiburtina and Tivoli
FL3 Line - 88 km - 26 stations between Roma Ostiense and Viterbo Porta Fiorentina
FL4 Line - 41 km - 20 stations between Roma Termini and Frascati / Albano Laziale / Velletri
FL5 Line - 77 km - 14 stations between Roma Termini and Civitavecchia
FL6 Line - 137 km - 22 stations between Roma Termini and Cassino
FL7 Line - 137.4 km - 13 stations between Roma Termini and Minturno Scauri
FL8 Line - 60 km - 12 stations between Roma Termini and Nettuno
AIRPORT RAIL
Rome is served by two airport rail services, an express service and a commuter service, they are;
The Leonardo Express - 37 km - 2 stations at Roma Termini Railway Station and Fiumicino Airport.
The FL1 Line - 118 km - 26 stations at - Orte - Gallese in Teverina - Civita Castellana-Magliano - Collevecchio-Poggio Sommavilla - Stimigliano - Gavignano Sabino - Poggio Mirteto - Fara Sabina-Montelibretti - Piana Bella di Montelibretti - Monterotondo-Mentana - Settebagni - Fidene - Nuovo Salario - Val D'Ala - Roma Nomentana - Roma Tiburtina -Roma Tuscolana - Roma Ostiense - Roma Trastevere - Villa Bonelli - Magliana - Muratella - Ponte Galeria - Fiera di Roma - Parco Leonardo - Fiumicino Aeroporto.
TRAM
Roma Giardinetti Line - 9 km - 20 stations at Termini Laziali - Roma Termini Railway Station - Santa Bibiana - Porta Maggiore - Ponte Casilino - Sant'Elena - Villini - Alessi - Filarete - Tor Pignattara - Berardi - Balzani - Centocelle - Togliatti - Grano - Alessandrino - Torre Spaccata - Torre Maura - Tobagi - Giardinetti.
ALTARE DELLA PATRIA
AIR
Rome is served by the Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, which is sometimes listed as Fiumicino Airport.
the airport is served by it's own railway station which is served by the Leonardo Express, a half hourly service which runs between the airport and Rome's Roma Termini Railway Station. The express runs daily between 06.35 hours and 23.35 hours from the airport and daily between 05.52 hours and 22.52 hours from the Roma Termini Railway Station. At the railway station passengers can then change for the metro system's Line A or Line B or the Roma Giardinetti Tram.
The airport station is also served by the much slower FL1 commuter line, which travels between the airport and the northern suburb of Orte, where it stops at Roma Tiburtina Railway Station and connects with metro Line B, the Roma Tuscolana Railway Station where it connects with metro Line A, and the Roma Ostiense Railway Station where it connects with metro Line B and the Roma Lido Line.
RAIL
Rome is served by three major railway stations, all of which are served by their own metro stations. They are;
The Roma Terminale Railway Station which is located on the city's Piazzale dei Cinquecento and is connected to metro Line A, metro Line B, the Roma Giardinetti Tram and commuter rail lines FL1, FL3, FL4, FL5, FL6, FL7 and FL8.
The Roma Tiburtina Railway Station which is located on the city's Piazzale Statzione Tiburtina and is served by metro Line B and the FL1 and FL2 commuter rail services.
The Roma Ostiense Station which is located on the city's Piazzale de Partigiani and is served by the Piramide metro station which is served by metro Line B and the Roma Lido and FL3 commuter services.
BUS
Rome's international bus station is annexed to the city's Roma Terminale Railway Station both of which are served by the same metro station on Line A and Line B, the Roma Giardinetti Tram and commuter rail lines FL1, FL3, FL4, FL5, FL6, FL7 and FL8.
SPORT
Rome's Stadio Olimpico, the city's main concert venue and sports stadium, can be accessed by both tram or bus.
Tram # 2 can be caught from outside Flamino Metro Station on Line A. Leave the tram at the Mancini tram stop.
Bus # 32 can be caught outside Ottaviano Metro Station on Line A. Leave the bus at the Stadio Tennis bus stop.
Bus # 280 can be caught outside Lepanto Metro Station on Line A and Line B. Leave the bus at the Stadio Tennis bus stop.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Turin, Piedmont.
The city of Turin has a 13.2 kilometer automated, rapid transit system which became operational in 2006. The system, which was built in readiness for the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, consists of one line which is served by twenty one stations.
Turin is also served by eight commuter rail services, an historic rack railway and ten light rail, tram routes.
METRO
Line 1 - 13.2 km - 21 stations - Fermi - Paradiso - Marche - Massaua - Pozzo Strada - Monte Grappa - Rivoli - Racconigi - Bernini - Principi d'Acaja - XVIII Dicembre - Porta Susa - Vinzaglio - Re Umberto - Porta Nuova - Marconi - Nizza - Dante - Carducci-Molinette - Spezia - Lingotto - (Italia 61 & Bengasi stations are still under construction).
COMMUTER RAIL
Line SFM1 - 19 station between Pont Canavese and Chieri.
Line SFM2 - 15 stations between Chivasso and Pinerolo.
Line SFM3 – 94 km – 17 stations between Bardonecchia / Susa – Torino Porta Nuova
Line SFM4 – 112 stations between Torino Stura and Bra.
Line SFM6 - 14 stations between Torino Stura and Asti.
Line SFM7 - 12 stations between Torino Stura and Fossano.
Line SFMA – 42 km - 21 stations between Torino Dora and Ceres.
Line SFMB – 30 km – 8 stations between Cavallermaggiore and Alba.
RACK RAILWAY
Turin is also served by a 3.1 kilometer electrified, rack railway, which is often referred to as a tram, which runs between the Turin suburb of Sassi and the picturesque Basilica of Superga. Originally built in 1884 as a cable powered funicular the railway was modernised to a rack railway in 1934 and Sassi Railway Station became home to the city's railway museum. The little train takes twenty minutes to make the 672 meter high climb up Superga, giving passengers stunning views of the City of Turin, the River Po and the surrounding Piedmont Alps.
TRAM
#3 - Between Corso Tortona and Piazzale Vallette
#4 - 18 km between Strada del Drosso and Via delle Querce.
#6 - Between Piazza Hermada - Piazza Statuto.
#7 - 6.9 km circular heritage tram - Storica Piazza Castello.
#9 - 9.4 km between Piazza Stampalia and Corso Massimo D'Azeglio.
#9/ - Between Piazza Bernini and Juventus Stadium
#10 - Between Feriale Rondò della Forca and Corso Settembrini.
#15 - 11.5 km between Via Brissogne and Piazza Coriolano.
#16cs - 12 km circular - Piazza Sabotino.
#16cd - 12 km circular - Piazza Sabotino.
PALAZZO CARIGNANO
AIR
Turin is served by the Caselle International Airport, sometimes listed as Sandro Pertini Airport, which is connected to downtown Turin by way of a railway service which links with Turin's three main railway stations at Porta Nuova, Porta Susa and Lingotto, all of which are served by their own metro stations.
RAIL
Turin is served by three inter - city railway stations, all of which are served by their own metro stations. They are;
The Porta Nuovo station which is located along the city's Corso Vittorio Emanuele II
The Porta Susa station which is located on the city's Piazza XVIII Dicembre
The Lingotto station which is located along the city's Via Maria Pannunzio.
BUS
Turin's main bus terminal, the Autostatzione Turino, is located alongside the Porto Nuovo railway station and both are served by the same metro station.
SPORT
Turin's Stadio Juventus, home of FC Juventus, is accessed by way of a special football tram service, service # 9, which can be caught outside the Bernini Metro Station.
Turin's Stadio Olimpico di Torino, home of Torino FC, can be accessed by way of two tram services and a bus service.
From outside Porto Susa Railway Station take Tram # 10, from outside Porto Nuevo Railway Station take Tram # 4 or from outside Lingotto Train Station take bus # 14. Leave the tram or bus at the Sebastapoli bus / tram stop.
You can access the metro website by visiting
Venice, Veneto.
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