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How to move to Salerno

The Salerno Metro connects the Central Station with the Arechi Stadium / San Leonardo Hospital area (M8) along a route of approximately 5.7 km, with five intermediate stops:

  • M4 – Via Robertelli / Torrione
  • M5 – Via R. Cocchia / Pastena – Q. Europa
  • M6 – Mercatello / Santa Maria a Mare
  • M7 – Arbostella / Salerno Mare
  • M8 – Ospedale / Stadio Arechi

The service provides a fast and convenient connection between the city centre, the eastern neighbourhoods, and some of the main coastal areas.

Updated timetables can be consulted on the Trenitalia website.

For information and parking rates, visit the Salerno Mobilità website or use the official Salerno Mobilità app, available for Android devices.

Please note: some central areas of Salerno may be subject to Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL) or have limited parking availability. If travelling by car, it is recommended to consider using public car parks or private garages.
Here you can find the nearest petrol stations.

Local and extra-urban public transport services are operated by Busitalia Campania. Timetables vary depending on the route and the time of year.
Busitalia Campania: Urban bus timetables - Extra-urban bus timetables
Tickets must be purchased before boarding, at tobacconists, newsstands, and authorised retailers. Since June 2018, the Busitalia Mobile Ticketing service has also been available, allowing passengers to purchase tickets directly from their mobile phone. Travel tickets can also be purchased through the “Unico Campania” and “DropTicket” apps.

Connections to and from the city of Salerno are also provided by the transport company SITA Sud.
To consult bus timetables, click here. 

Taxis and car rental services are available in the city, providing easy connections to the main destinations in the province, airports, and the tourist areas of Cilento and Vallo di Diano, Piana del Sele, and the Amalfi Coast.

Taxis can be booked through the official Radiotaxi Salerno service, available 24 hours a day.
For information and reservations: +39 089 757575
The service also allows passengers to request a taxi through a dedicated smartphone app.
Taxi vehicles are white.

Salerno Central Station is well connected with the main Italian cities through high-speed train services (Freccia/Italo) as well as regional trains.

Regional trains provide easy access to the destinations of the Piana del Sele, Paestum, and the main locations of Cilento, including Agropoli, Ascea, Pisciotta, and Sapri, as well as the inland areas of the province. Rail connections also allow travellers to reach the Vallo di Diano area through the stations along the main railway line.

During spring and summer, maritime connections are available from the Port of Salerno to several destinations along the Amalfi Coast and the islands of the Gulf of Naples (Capri, Procida, and Ischia).

The main ferry companies operating these services are Travelmar and Alicost.

Metrò del Mare - Cilento routes

The Metrò del Mare is a seasonal maritime transport service designed to explore the Cilento Coast and the Amalfi Coast, with hydrofoils and fast vessels operated by Alicost. It offers an alternative to road traffic, allowing travellers to move between ports and seaside destinations while enjoying scenic coastal views. It is ideal for day trips or panoramic transfers during the holiday season.

The routes operating in summer 2026 are structured as follows:

-Metrò del Mare 2026: Line A1 Salerno-Amalfi Coast (via Agropoli); Line A2 Salerno-Cilento Coast