Getting here and going around

How to get to Riccione

Four nearby international airports connect with the most important cities in Italy and in Europe, an easily accessible railway station near the town center, and an easy access to the Motorway A14 connecting Riccione with the North and South of Italy.

By car
By train
By plane

Getting around

Tourists need no automobile here since Riccione provides a comfortable system of 24hour buses connections and a complete system of local public transportation.

Buses
Ecological transport
Car Sharing
Taxis

"Bike Sharing - La Perla in bici"

“La Perla in bici” is a bike-sharing project promoted by the Municipality of Riccione which enables you to move free in town.

You must collect the key at the Tourist Information office at the Palazzo del Turismo, you must leave a 10 euro deposit and subscribe the rules.

Every bicycle can be used up to 5 hours a day from 6:00 to 21.00 pm.

You will find the bicycle stands in six different points of the city:
- Ceccarini Square (in front of the Palazzo del Turismo)
- Railway station
- Matteotti Square (in the historical centre)
- Viale Dante corner Viale Boito (area Alba)
- San Martino Square (area Abissinia)
- Via Sicilia (area Fontanelle, Conad Fontanelle)
- Via San Lorenzo (next to the curch)

By car

The Adriatic Coast is easily connected with the South and North of Italy by a widespread motorway network. The Motorway A14 merges into the A4 towards Venice, the A22 towards Austria, the A1 towards Florence, Rome and Naples.

By train

The railway station, which is within walking distance from the center of the town, is well connected by comfortable trains to the South and the North of Italy and with Europe.

By plane

Four nearby international airports connect the Adriatic Coast with the most important cities in Italy and Europe.

By Bus

From the Railway Station in Riccione:
Line 42: Riccione Spa, Piazzale Curiel (seaside), Riccione Centre, Aquafan, Coriano
Line 43: San Lorenzo (inland), Alba district, Riccione Centre
Lines 41 and 45 (summer): seaside, Riccione Spa, Aquafan
Line 46: to the discos



Info: TRAM Rimini
Ticket Office in Piazzale Curiel
Phone +39 0541 692642

Servizio Blue Line

Blue Line is a Bus service operating in July and August, everyday from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
Tickets can be purchased using the automatic ticket machine inside the railway station or turning to the authorized retailer at the pizza restaurant on the left side of the square.

Ecological Transport

The road network on the Adriatic Coast is provided with several ecological means of transport for the protection of the environment. For those who want to move privately, all hotels in Riccione provide some bicycles to be used along the cycle paths across the public gardens and parks.

By taxi

Comfortable and fast for those who arrive by train or plane and need a transfer to and from the hotel with heavy luggage or want to move around easily.

Taxi Parking: Railway station

Info Line: phone +39 0541 600559 / 600553
Taxi Riccione website