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Reaching and getting around

By plane

The most important airport of the region is that of Bari – Palese; to go to the South of Puglia, in the Salento, the most comfortable stop is in Brindisi.
For further information please go to www.aeroportidipuglia.it

By car

Puglia is easy to reach from the most important Italian cities using the motorway network. Coming from the Centre of Italy, you can reach Foggia, Bari and Taranto with the A14 motorway; coming from the South of Italy you have to go along the A3 motorway and the national road SS106. To reach the South of Puglia, the Salento, you have to go along the national roads (SS 16 and then SS13 from Bari, SS7ter from Taranto).
Anyway a good road network allows you to easily reach many cities of the region, even the less important.
Do you want to create your way? Go to www.mappy.com

And please remember:

The top speed limits are: 130 km/h on the motorways, 110 km/h on the suburban highways, 90 km/h on the suburban side streets and on the suburban local streets and 50 km/h in the city centres;
Driving is always on the right hand side of the road;
Out of the city centre you must switch the sidelights and the dipped headlights on and, if compulsory, the number plate lights and the sidelights;
Both the driver and the passengers must always use the seat belt. You must use child’s safety seats for children shorter than 1,50 m. This seats must be suitable to the child’s weight and must be approved by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, according to the rules of the European United Nations Economic Commissions or to equivalent Community Directives.

By Train

You can easily reach Puglia by train thanks to the Ferrovie dello Stato (www.ferroviedellostato.it) which allows you to reach many cities of the region too.

Anyway there are a lot of inland transports:

www.fal-srl.it, which allows you to reach the hinterland of Bari and the Basilicata, even with bus services;
www.ferrovienordbarese.it, which allows you to reach the cities which lies to the north of Bari (that is the cities located between Bari and Barletta);
www.fseonline.it; which allows you to reach many important cities such as Taranto, Lecce, Otranto, Gallipoli and many other towns such as Castellana Grotte, Putignano, Alberobello, Locorotondo, Martina Franca, Nardò and so on, even with bus services;
www.ferroviedelgargano.com, which allows you to reach the area of Foggia and Gargano, even with bus services.