HOW TO GET HERE
BY PLANE
The “Guglielmo Marconi” intercontinental airport is served by a large number of airlines connecting Bologna with Italian and European destinations and beyond.
BY CAR
The Bologna bypass acts as a link between the city and Italy’s main highways and the motorway exit dedicated to BolognaFiere grants direct access to the fairground’s car parks, counting 14,500 covered parking spaces.
BY TRAIN
Bologna’s grand central station is one of the biggest railway hubs at national and European level.
BY PLANE
Marco Polo Airport (Tessera) www.veniceairport.it
Venice Marco Polo is the nearest airport. From there you can get to Padua by coach with SITA (FS BuSITAlia)
http://www.fsbusitaliaveneto.it
Valerio Catullo Airport www.aeroportoverona.it
Verona airport in Villafranca is the second one you can use to get to Padua. From there you can get to Padua by shuttle bus and train from Verona (shuttle bus from the airport to Verona station - first buses at 5.35, 6.30, 6.50 and 7.10 am, then every 20 minutes until 11.30 pm. Last bus at 00.48).
