Cervinia is situated in Trentino-South Tyrol region and is situated 120 km from Turin and 190 km from Milan.

• Turin – Cervinia

1. The bus company SADEM offers connections between Turin and Cervinia ONLY on Sundays and on holidays from 01.01 to 25.04; from 01 Jul to 31 Aug; from 26 Dec to 31 Dec.  Ski and snowboard equipments (one equipment per person) go for free. The average journey time is 2 hours. Tickets can be bought in ticket sales points in Turin. You can check addresses on the timetable presented below.

Timetable (from 01/02/2016): Turin – Cervinia – Turin

2. Also the bus company SAVDA offers connections between Turin and Breuil-Cervinia. The average journey time is 2 hours. Stops in Turin are in: C.so Giulio Cesare; C.so Giulio Cesare (Porta Palazzo); Porta Susa Stazione F.S.; C.so Vittorio Emanuele II (bus station). Tickets can be bought online on the official website of SAVDA or in the authorised ticket sales points. Buses have connections both everyday and on certian days only. Please read the timetable carefully.

Timetable (timetable till the 30th of  Novembre 2016): Torino Breuil-Cervinia Torino

Cervinia

• Milan – Cervinia

The bus company SAVDA offers connections between Milan and Cervinia by making a change in Chatillon bus station. In Milan buses stop in Lampugnano, that is situated near the same named metro station, the first line M1 (red line). Average journey time is 3 hours. It is necessary to book tickets in advance. It can be done online on the official website of SAVDA (you must print the ticket!) or buy them in ticket officies. One way tickets for adults cost around €. 18,40, for children till 12 years old –  €. 13,90. Whilst two way tickets for adults cost €. 36,80, for children till 12 years old – €. 27,80.

Timetable (till the 30th of  Novembre 2016): Milan Cervinia.

Cervinia

• Trains

It is also possible to take a train, the closest train station is Châtillon/ Saint-Vincent. From there it is possible to take a bus that brings you to Cervinia.

Here you can check another ski resorts in Italy.

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Lucca is situated in  Toscana. In Lucca it is possible arriva both by bus and by train.

Lucca

• Florence – Lucca

Bus company CTT (Compagnia Toscana Trasporti) offers connection between Florence and Lucca every day. In Lucca the bus stop is in Piazzale Verdi, whilst in Florence – at Santa Maria Novella train station. Average journey time is one hour and 15 minutes.

Timetable (till the 30th of June 2017): Florence – Lucca

Florence

• Pisa – Lucca

The bus company CTT (Compagnia Toscana Trasporti) offers connections between Pisa and Lucca. The bus stop in Lucca is in Piazzale Verdi, whilst in Pisa the bus make 4 bus stops: in Pisa airport, via CONTE FAZIO, VIA CRISPI, VIA FERMI, PIAZZA DEI MIRACOLI and near  PORTA A LUCCA. The average journey time is one hour.

Timetable (till the 30th of June 2017): Pisa– Lucca.

Lucca

• Viareggio – Lucca

The bus company CTT (Compagnia Toscana Trasporti) offers connection also between Viareggio and Lucca. The bus stop in  Lucca is in Piazzale Verdi, whilst in Viareggio the bus stops in Piazza d’Azeglio. The average journey time is only  45 minutes.

Timetable (till the 30th of June 2017): Viareggio – Lucca. 

Lucca

• Il treno

The Lucca train station is situated in Piazza Ricasoli, close to the city walls. With a train it is possible to reach Lucca from different cities in Toscany and from different cities in other Italian regions such as Bologna, Rome, La Speazia.

Lucca

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The train station Santa Maria Novella is a central train station of Florence. At the train station you can find different bars, newspaper kiosks, banks, etc. Everyday 160 000 passengers use the station.

Train connections to/from Florence train station include regional, national, Intercity and Eurostar trains. The station is situated rather close to the bus stop: Autostazione Sita Firenze.

• Trains

There are 16 binaries. Florence train station offers trains of every category, operated by Trenitalia, to travel in Italy. For example, it is easy to reach Florence from such popular cities as Rome, Naples, Venice and Milan. What is more, from Florence it is easy to reach Siena. There are  31 direct trains that connect two cities. The first train leaves from Siena to Florence at 05:00 a.m., whilst the last train leaves at 21:26. Average journey time is one hour. The price is 9,10 EUR.

• Buses

As was said before, the station is situated rather close to the bus terminal: Autostazione Sita Firenze. The bus terminal is in Via Santa Caterina, 17. There are different buses that connect Florence with other cities in Toscany. From this bus terminal leave buses to Siena. The bus company Tiemme Spa offers line Siena Florence and offers 2 possibilities: one rapid bus line (131R) that takes  1h 15min and one normal bus line (131O) that takes 1h 35min. For more information: Siena – Florence: connections.

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Palermo train station is situated on the Giulio Cesare square just in the middle of the city center.  Every day through the train station pass around 250 trains.

• Trains

Palermo Central train station offers various trains, operated by Trenitalia. For example, in 2001 Trenitalia has started to use Trinacria express to connect Palermo airport with the Central Train station. The average journey time is just 45 minutes. The price is 5,80 EUR. The first train leaves at 5 in the morning, the last one at – 22. It is possible to buy tickets on the official website of Trentitalia, in the ticket offices or at the travel agencies.

• Metro

What is more, there is a small metro operated by Trentitalia. There are 3 lines: LINE A: Palermo Central train Station – Airport, LINE B: Notarbartolo-Giachery (only from Monday to Saturday) and line C: Palermo Central train Station -Termini Imerese. Tickets cost 1,50 EUR. Please note that tickets for buses of AMAT company are not valid for the metro.

Timetable (12th of  June – 10th of December 2016):

Line A

Line B

Line C:

Palermo Centrale – Termini Imerese

Termini Imerese – Palermo Centrale

• Buses

Close to the train station, is situated the bus stop for AMAT buses. A ticket costs 1,40€. Please note that in Palermo buses often arrive late. There is also a bus for Palermo airport. The bus company Prestia e Comandè offers such connections every day. Average journey time is 50 minutes. One way tickets cost  € 6,30 (€11 – two ways tickets).  Buses operate from 4 a.m. till the midnight. Buses operate every day including holidays. It is possible to buy tickets on the bus, in the ticket offices or on-line on the official website of the company.

Timetable: Prestia e Comandè: Airport– Palermo (from 01/01/2014 to 31/12/2016)

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Bologna Central Station is the most important station in Bologna. At the station you can find ticket offices, information center, bars and different shops. The station is opened 24 hours per day, whilst ticket offices are open from 6 to 21.00. Tickets can be also bought in self service machines.

• Trains

Around 800 trains pass the station every day. There are national and international trains operated by Trenitalia and regional trains operated by Tper. With train, it is possible to arrive to Rome in 2 hours and a half, in only 30 minutes to Florence. In addition to this, there are trains at high speed  (that is SFM – il servizio ferroviario metropolitano). There are  8 lines (S1A, S1B, S2A, S2B, S3, S4A, S4B, S5). A Map.

• Bus

Bologna Central Station is served by 2 lines of trolley buses and various urban and extra urban buses operated by Tper. As for trolley buses, there are two lines that stop in Bologna Central Station: lines 32 and 33.

Timetable (from 15 th of September to 7th of June 2017):

line 32

line 33

What is more, near the train station stops Aerobus of TPER company (that is Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna) that connects Bologna Airport with Bologna Central train station every day. The average journey time is 20 minutes, the interval between buses is 11 minutes. The bus stops also in Pontelungo and in Ospedale Maggiore. The tickets cost 6 EUR, children don’t have to buy tickets if they are less than 1 meter high. Tickets can be bought in the ticket machines at the airport or at the train station of Bologna or in the ticket offices of  TPER.

You can check the timetable here (from 15.09.16 to 07.06.17): Bologna airport – Bologna train station

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Time table for the Sita Sud line 342 from the 01/08/2016 for the following destinations:

• ACCETTURA
• SAN MAURO FORTE
• CRACO
• PISTICCI SCALO

Time Table Line 342 Accettura – S.Mauro F – Craco – Pisticci Scalo

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Time table for the Sita Sud line 719 valid from the 06/12/2016 for the stops:

• Bari
• San Giovanni Rotondo – (Cappuccini Monastery)

Time Table Sita Sud Line 719 – Bari – San Giovanni Rotondo

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Bus time table for the line Sita Sud 791 valid from 01/02/2013 for the stops:

• Corato
• Andria
• Barletta
• Margherita di Savoia
• Zapponeta
• San Giovanni Rotondo
• Convento Cappuccini

Time Table bus Sud Line 791 – Corato – Barletta – Sand Giovanni Rotondo

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Bus time table for the line Sita Sud 5080 valid from 12/06/2017 for the stops:

• Amalfi
• Agerola
• Gragnano
• Castellamare
• Napoli

Time Table bus Sita Sud Line 5080 – Amalfi Agerola Gragnano Castellammare Napoli

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Bus time table for the line Sita Sud 5070 valid from 12/06/2017 for the stops:

• Amalfi
• Positano
• Sorrento

Time Table bus Sita Sud Line 5070 – Amalfi – Positano – Sorrento (via Meta – via Massa Lubrense – via Nastro Verde)

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Pompeii, is one of the Campania’s towns where ancient and modern, sacred and profane blend, giving rise to places of undeniable charm and splendor.

It is no coincidence that many tourists who go to Pompei every year to admire it remain enchanted by the richness of its monuments, a testimony to a story that continues to tell each day.

However, if you have a short time or just passing through you can also visit Pompeii, just wake up early, wear a pair of comfortable shoes, get some water and here you are ready for this fantastic trip!

What to see in Pompeii

Once you get to Pompeii, you are just spoiled for choice on what to visit. Undoubtedly the must see places to see are:

• The excavations of Pompeii
• The sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Pompeii (il santuario della Beata Vergine di Pompei)
• The Villa of Mysteries (la Villa dei Misteri)

The excavations of Pompeii

The first compulsory stage of this trip is undoubtedly the archaeological excavations of Pompeii, a testimony to the city’s past.

Founded in the 8th century BC From the Osci, an ancient Italian-born population, Pompeii was an important trading center known for the production of wines and oils, and was therefore occupied by Greeks, Etruscans and Sannites.

It was thanks to the advent of the Romans, in the III sec. B.C. That it had a strong architectural development and the city was romanized to such a degree that it became the residence of “Roman patriziate.

Unfortunately, the growth and development of the city were arrested because of a serious event that occurred in 79 AD. Which caused its destruction: the eruption of Vesuvius.

The eruption was so powerful that the nearby centers of Herculaneum, Stabia and Oplonti were also hit. Within a few hours the city was buried first by a layer of ash and lapilli and then covered with a lava flow, almost no one was saved.

A tragedy, however, has allowed the ancient monuments to stay over the years and reach almost intact to us so we can admire them in all their splendor.

You can admire:

• The Forum and the Temple of Apollo: the hole was the old center of the city, economic, religious and political center in the center of which is the oldest monument of Pompeii: the Temple of Apollo.
• The Amphitheater: where the fights were held between the gladiators.
• The Lupanare of Pompeii: real homes of pleasure, where are kept the squares depicting the various “services” that were offered.

The Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary

Pompeii however, Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary of Pompeinon is only a story, but also an important religious center since the Sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin of the Rosary rises there, where thousands of devotees gather each day in prayer.

The sanctuary was founded by Bartolo Longo and built between 1876 and 1891.

The basilica features a Latin cross plant with three aisles associated with three altars that join behind the apse. The central nave is surmounted by a 57 meter high dome decorated with frescoes depicting the life of Bartolo Longo.

The Villa of Mysteries

Villa dei Misteri is one of the most visited places in Pompeii. It is an ancient Roman house located outside the city. We do not know exactly where the house belongs, certainly to a rich Roman patrician. Many believe that the Villa was by Livia, the wife of the Emperor Augustus, whose statue was found among the ruins.

But his name is mainly related to the series of paintings discovered in a room of the dwelling, and of which the meaning is still understood today. It is increasingly accepted that the scenes represent the initiation of a young woman or a Dionysian cult or marriage. Whatever the explanation you may not be fascinated by these images that enchant anyone to stop looking at them.

In short, a city that never ceases to astonish, and who succeeds in conquering anyone who goes to visit it, giving each and every time new emotions that will remain indelible.

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Amalfi Coast

Pearl of the Coast of the Coast, natural paradise, we speak of the Amalfi Coast, a place characterized by uncontaminated nature and clear and crystal clear waters that have earned it the title of Unesco’s “Heritage of Humanity” in 1997.

Anyone visiting the Amalfi Coast has the feeling of being on a half-sunken balcony on the blue cobalt waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the clear blue sky.

The Amalfi Coast is also called Divine since it can bring you to a higher, almost unreal dimension, from which you would not wake up.

The land with its many fragrances and flavors is known to all for its beautiful beaches, and for the wild nature, all arranged vertically, including the picturesque houses that overlook the sea and are sometimes hidden in the tangle of suggestive narrow streets .

The Amalfi Coast stretches for about 11,321 hectares between the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno and includes 13 communes: Amalfi, Atrani, Cetara, Conca dei Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano, Ravello, Scala, Vietri sul Mare.

The land offers, to anyone who wants to visit it, various attractions that aim to satisfy the needs of the visitor by choosing between various available alternatives.

What to see on the Amalfi Coast

For those who love trekking and outdoor activities or for those who simply want to stay in close contact with nature, you can not do without hiking on the Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods), from which you can admire all the beauty Of the coast.

Sentiero degli dei

It is a naturalistic trail on the Lattari Mountains, which winds along the entire coastline for 7 km. The most interesting section of the trail is the one between Positano and Nocelle where the landscape is fascinated by the alternation of pine forests, caves to explore and especially suggestive views of the Amalfi Coast.

Do you want to admire the splendor of nature by the sea?

A boat ride is what makes your case so you can admire the most beautiful corners of the entire coast and visit some of the most renowned cities on the coast, among them Amalfi.

Amalfi

Amalfi

Ancient maritime republic, characterized by buildings of Arab and Byzantine influence, Amalfi is a truly magical and romantic city characterized by a tangle of narrow streets framed by arches and towers that guard the city.

The Duomo is on the top of a long staircase and includes two connecting basilicas, a lower crypt, the bell tower and the Chiostro del Paradiso (Cloister of Paradise.)

Duomo di Amalfi

The building is dedicated to Sant’Andrea Apostolo and is characterized by a set of different architectural styles such as Romanesque, Baroque and Rococo visible inside the basilica where the large coffered ceiling with false gold decorations and the finely worked altar In the Baroque style, are testimonies of a multi-faceted city.

Ravello

Ravello

From Amalfi we move to Ravello, also known as the city of music, as important music festivals take place. The city is on a steep cliff and from where you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Gulf of Salerno.

Ravello is especially famous for two beautiful villas renowned for its magnificent gardens: Villa Rufolo e Villa Cimbrone.

Villa Rufolo e Villa Cimbrone

The Villa Cimbrone gardens are considered the most beautiful and evocative place in the world, not by chance from its famous Infinity Terrace (Terrazza dell’Infinito) you will be able to admire breathtaking scenery that span the entire coast.

Sal de Riso and the sweets of the coast

Sal de Riso

The Amalfi Coast will also conquer you with its finer but delicate flavors; This is why it is imperative to make a leap from Sal de Riso, the most famous pastry maker in the South, which is the creation of the heavenly Delizia al Limone and the delicious Ricotta and Pere Cake that you can enjoy in its pastry shop in Minori.

Insomma la costiera amalfitana è ricca non solo di bellezze paesaggistiche ma anche di meraviglie architettoniche che la rendono la meta ideale per chi vuol trascorrere dei momenti unici e indimenticabili ad un passo dal cielo.

Minori

In short, the Amalfi Coast is rich not only for landscapes but also for architectural wonders that make it the ideal destination for those who want to spend unique and unforgettable moments one step from the sky.

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After many requests from the travellers we decided to publish a photo of the Alibus stop of the Molo Beverello / Molo Angiono so as to facilitate the search by the passengers.

Molo Beverello Alibus Stop

Molo Beverello

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For those who want to spend a holiday in total relaxation and enjoy the beauty of the place then Ischia is the destination for you!

It is no coincidence that the island is famous for its thermal baths, so many people get there specially for them to retreat and cure thanks to the thermal properties.

It is its volcanic nature that makes Ischia one of the largest thermal centers in Europe.

Throughout the island you can find springs, fumaroles, sludges with well-equipped and highly-equipped centers, and all nursing establishments, are equipped with sophisticated technologies for every type of therapy.

Ischitic thermal waters are alkaline, contain sulfur, iodine, chlorine, iron, potassium elements and microelements of active substances.

Depending on their composition you will be able to cure many diseases such as: rheumatism, osteoarthritis, neuralgia, fractures, muscular tears, female disorders, respiratory illness and skin diseases.

You can cure or relax and enjoy the beneficial properties of the thermal baths of Ischia not only through mineral or thermal baths, but also through ozone therapy, showers, sludges, Turkish baths, inhalations, irrigation, underwater massages, which are now being practiced in ever more numerous Well equipped facilities also annexed to accommodation structures often accredited with the Servizio Sanitario Nazionale.

Among the most popular spa parks on the island are the Poseidon Thermal Gardens, Aphrodite Gardens, Eden and Tropical, Castiglione, Bagnitiello, Negombo and Cavascura Spas that also have private access to the beach.

After a beautiful day devoted to rejuvenation, what’s better than a beautiful walk?

The island, in fact, is perfect for those who love hiking and visiting new places especially the majestic Aragonese Castle, which rises on an island connected to the mainland by a bridge of about 220 meters, brought to the glory by Alfonso D’Aragona.

The castle is very large and quite uphill, following the recommended path the first thing to see is the Church of the Immaculate Conception dating back to the eighteenth century.

The convent and the cemetery of the Clarisse are very suggestive: in particular the latter is very impressive since you arrive in a room where small sitting places on which the nuns’ lifebloom were placed were located.

The process was to make the bodies lose all the fluids before they mummified themselves.

Shiver, don’t you think?

Continuing on the route you will find: the Basilian Abbey of Greece, the Cathedral of the Assumption, the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and the Italian political jails that hosted Carlo Poerio, Luigi Settembrini and many other characters of the Italian Risorgimento.

Once you get to the top, you will find yourself on a panoramic terrace where you can enjoy the spectacle offered by the Gulf of Naples.

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When they ask me, “What do you want to see in Capri?“, The first thing I answer is: the Faraglioni!

These are three majestic rocks that emerge from the sea, representing the island’s symbol and make it a truly enchanting place.

Numerous tourists come from all over the world to Capri to dive in its clear waters and the colors accessed, but especially to admire the famous Faraglioni closely.

Without any doubt, if you want to admire these wonderful three rocks, you’ll have to take it off the sea, starting with a boat ride.

The boat passes, in fact, under the arch of the Faraglione in the middle and if you are in sweet company you will have to exchange a kiss: say you bring luck!

If you want to have a nice swim at the foothills of the Faraglioni you can choose between the two bathing establishments that are just opposite: La Fontelina and Da Luigi.

The height of the Faraglioni of Capri is around 100 meters. The first stack that is joined to the coast is called Saetta and is the tallest (about 109 meters), the middle stack that is famous for its central cavity is called Stella (Star), while the third is called Scopolo and is a small natural habitat of the well-known blue lizard.

Perhaps you do not know that there is a fourth faraglione that is not far from the first and it takes the name of Monacone, since in the past it was possible to see specimens of mediterranean seal.

Your boat ride can not end without seeing the enchanting Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto), but be careful: to get in there you will have to lie down, due to the small size of the cave.

Once you enter, you will see only darkness at first, but you will suddenly see an explosion of blue and transparent reflections while the eclipse of Neapolitan songs resounds between the stone walls.

Capri, however, will also catch you for the beauty of its center, represented by the characteristic Piazzetta, defined as its small size and center of the town movida, where you can sip a refreshing drink and find yourself as a table near a character in the world of entertainment .

Experience a unique and magical experience in the enchanting Capri where you will feel like touching the sky with your finger!

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A city of unmistakable charm, located on a tufaceous terrace on the Gulf of Naples, seated by poets and celebrated in numerous songs, is Sorrento, the most famous town on the Sorrento Coast.

Since ancient times it was chosen as the ideal holiday destination and still today many choose it to spend unforgettable holidays accomplices also its breathtaking views, a still uncontaminated landscape featuring gardens and citrus groves and the charming historic center, symbol of architectural tradition Of the place represented by the lace and the lace.

Get ready to discover wonderful places including the Vallone dei Mulini, a place of great natural beauty. This is a deep opening in the rock, about 35,000 years ago, following a violent eruption of the Phlegrean Fields (Campi Flegrei) and named after the large mill used until the early ‘900 to grind the grain.

In the center of Sorrento you can visit the Church of San Francesco and Piazza Tasso, dedicated to the most famous town of Torquato Tasso town and the heart of city life.

Not to be missed are the Basilica of Sant’Antonino of great architectural beauty decorated with columns from Roman villas and canvases of Giambattista Lama and the Duomo where you can admire the beautiful lateral marble portal that shows in the architrave the coats of arms of Sixtus IV .

In addition to visiting the city you will have to taste all the delicacies that the city has to offer.

Sorrento’s gastronomy has an ancient tradition inspired by the respect for the quality and genuineness of raw materials, which will conquer you at the first taste!

Unique products and varieties of food make Sorrento cuisine, one of the most appreciated as it manages to melt the flavors and scents of the sea with those of the mountain.

The “gnocchi alla sorrentina” made with tomato, basil and fjordillate sprout, cannelloni with ricotta, boiled or cooked lobster in tomato, parmigiana aubergines, salted or fried shrimp and casserole octopus .

Simple dishes with explosive taste to accompany a white or red Sorrento.

Dulcis in fundo (The sweet at the end), is a local pastry, characterized by citrus fruits: limoncello sorbet, lemon delicacy (a pan of Spain coated and filled with a soft lemon cream), the lover of limoncello are the hosts encountered.

And after a rich lunch there is nothing better to digest than a good limoncello to serve cold in small glasses, or a nocino, the other typical liquor of Sorrento.

In short: Pancia mia fatti capanna! (my belly made hut!)

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Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is definitely improving in the last few years in terms of services and infrastructure but getting a fair price for the transfer via Taxi or private car is not as easy at it looks.

When you will get out from the arrival terminal very often you will be faced with hordes of driver asking you if you need a driver or not. As a thumb of rules ask the price first!

The price should be of around 50€ to the city center but very often they will try to trick you and you will end up paying easily double of it.

So we decided that in order to help people getting a fair price (if not the best) for Transfer from the Airport of Rome Fiumicino (Fco) to the city of Rome or any other locations reachable via car ( Civitavecchia Port, Amalfi, Tivoli, and any Hotel in or around Rome) we decided to contact some official car with driver company (NCC ) and put directly you in contact with them.

Once you fill and send this form the information on the form you should be receiving the quote and all the details for the transfer.

The mail is not a commitment and the quote is absolutely free.

We are not responsible for the transfer or any of it’s organization but we have verified the reliability of the company.

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Airport Transfers in Italy could be a real challenge sometimes due the lack of organizations of the public transport, the close system that make taxi scarce and the propensity to see the tourist like somebody to get an easy profit from.

For this reason we decided to support the travelers in Italy offering information via our website, the forum but also helping them to deal with the local companies that offer such services. This company are trustworthy and usually, thanks to our market knowledge, will provide you the best rates for any transfer or car rental with drivers in Italy.

If you are interested please fill the form with all the info and a specialized assistant will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you and we hope you will enjoy the stay in Italy.

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Campania> artecard is activated with access to the first site chosen on the following list and has a validity of 3 days.

Includes only one entry to all the sites of the cirtuit:

• Artecard> Contemporaneo : MADRE, Reggia di Caserta, Museo and Real Bosco di Capodimonte, Museo Novecento in Naples, Metropolitana dell’Arte;
  
• Reduced admission: Plart Foundation, ARCA Museum – Contemporary Religious Art of Santa Maria La Nova, Hermann Nitsch Museum, CAM_Casoria Contemporary Art Museum;

A guided tour of the underground stations Line 1 “Toledo” and “Università” (every Saturday at 10.30 am with reservations required at the toll-free number Campania> artecard 800 600 601.
From mobile phones and abroad +39 081 197 37 256);

Use of all public transport means of companies that belong to the UNICOAMPANIA Consortium including all Sitabus transport (Sita Sud).

Where do you buy the Artecard?

• in museums and archaeological sites participating in the initiative
• Online
• Through call center, 800 600 601 (Mobile & Foreigner +39 081 197 37 256)

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The ferry from Salerno to Capri (both ways) connects Italy mainland around the Gulf of Napoli to the island of Capri.

The route is, at the moment, operated by two ferry companies that provide you with a good schedule and some price choice.

The NLG service runs up to seven times per week with a duration of 1 hour 30 minutes (Circa) while the Alilauro service runs up to fourteen times per week with a duration of around 1 hr 45 min.

The small difference in the journey duration of fifteen minutes (15) is mainly due the type of ferries and companies choices but the comfort and safety are similar.

For detailed information you can visit the NLG or Alilauro page.

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