What are the most popular routes to Italy?
| Route | Average price | Average duration | Daily departures | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milano - Bergamo | Average price₪38 | Average duration52m | Daily departures30 | |
| Genoa - Milano | Average price₪70 | Average duration1h 51m | Daily departures22 | |
| Genoa - Milano | Average price₪61 | Average duration2h 5m | Daily departures18 | |
| Milano - Turin | Average price₪91 | Average duration1h 50m | Daily departures145 | |
| Milano - Turin | Average price₪88 | Average duration1h 10m | Daily departures80 | |
| Naples - Rome | Average price₪42 | Average duration2h 45m | Daily departures68 | |
| Milano - Lyon | Average price₪158 | Average duration7h 40m | Daily departures30 | |
| Milano - Genoa | Average price₪70 | Average duration2h 7m | Daily departures29 | |
| Milano - Munich | Average price₪186 | Average duration9h 45m | Daily departures23 | |
| Milano - Brussels | Average price₪409 | Average duration19h 43m | Daily departures2 |
What popular bus companies operate in Italy?
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Frequently asked questions about travelling in Italy
Please note that timetables, routes, or operator details shown here may be updated or differ at the time of your trip.
How much does a bus ticket cost in Italy?
Bus travel in Italy is one of the most affordable ways to get around. Prices vary depending on distance and route: Short trips between nearby cities are usually budget-friendly. In the last 12 months, the average ticket price for domestic routes was ₪128. Long-distance journeys connecting major hubs are more expensive but still offer great value. International routes to neighbouring countries are higher priced but often cheaper than flights.
Example fares in Italy:
Milano ↔ Bergamo (average: ₪38)
Genoa ↔ Milano (average: ₪70)
Milano ↔ Turin (average: ₪91)What is the best way to travel around Italy?
While you can choose between different types of transport, Buses, Trains and Ferries are usually the most convenient and cost-effective way to explore Italy:
- Bus: 27683 routes
- Carpool: 7726 routes
- Train: 3673 routes
- Ferry: 416 routesHow do I book bus and train tickets in Italy?
Booking a bus or train ticket is simple and flexible: Online with Busbud, you can compare timetables and operators, reserve your seat in advance and pay securely by selecting your preferred method and currency. You can also download our App: Get it on Google Play, Download on the App Store.
Do I need cash, or can I pay by card in Italy?
When buying Bus or Train tickets in Italy with Busbud we accept the following payment methods: Visa, MasterCard, China Union Pay, Diners Club Canada, Discover Click to Pay, JCB payment, Klarna (Pay over time), Google Pay
Currency: Euro (EUR) is the main currency.How do I get from Milano to Bergamo by bus?
The bus is the most popular way to travel from Milano to Bergamo
Travel time: 52m
Ticket prices: From ₪38
Frequency: 30 departures daily
Recommended operators: Interbus Italy, Etna Trasporti, FlixBus, Autoservizi Salemi, Russo, Satam, Segesta Autolinee, SAIS Autolinee, Puglia Airbus, Appennino Shuttle, Itabus, SITA SudHow do I get from Italy to neighbouring countries by bus or train?
The buses connecting to major cities in neighbouring countries are:
Milano ↔ Lyon, France
Milano ↔ Munich, Germany
Milano ↔ Amsterdam, Netherlands
The trains connecting with major cities in neighbouring countries are:
Milano ↔ Brussels, Belgium
Turin ↔ Lyon, France
Florence ↔ Lyon, FranceWhat are the most popular airports in Italy?
You can find trains and bus routes to and from some major airports. For example: Malpensa Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), Catania Airport, Milan Bergamo-Orio al Serio Airport, Naples Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport, Pisa Airport, Linate Airport, Palermo Airport