Accessible Tourism

HOW TO REACH BOLOGNA

TRAVELLING BY TRAIN

In the Central Train Station’s West Wing you can find the so named “Sala Blu” (Blue Hall), the office in charge of providing assistance to disabled passengers. Through Sala Blu you will be able to reserve train seats, receive assistance when getting on and off the trains, and get help to reach the closest bus or taxi stop around the station.
Send an email to salablu.bologna@rfi.it (48h before departing) or call (paying) +39 02 32 32 32
For more information click here.

TRAVELLING BY PLANE

Bologna's Guglielmo Marconi Airport provides several services to disabled passengers, including support during the boarding process and help in moving around the airport’s different premises and wings.
Call: +39 051 6479615
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The airport is connected to the city center through the Marconi Express train, accessible also to wheelchair users.
For further information visit the website here

TRAVELLING BY CAR

If you are travelling by car, Bologna intersects with the two major Italian motorways that connect the north and south of the country (A1 and A14).

From Bologna you can then reach other Italian cities. Heading north towards Milan (with a diversion from Parma to Genoa), then Venice (A13) and the Brenner Pass (A22). Southwards towards Rome to Reggio Calabria (A1) and towards Bari to Lecce and Taranto (A14).