How to get to Brescia by bus

Brescia and the main tourist attractions in its province can be reached by bus from Italy and Europe. Brescia’s bus station is near the train station (Via Solferino 6).


How to get to Brescia by bus from Italy

How to get to Brescia by bus from Europe

For bus connections to the main airports, please visit the page “How to get to Brescia by plane”.


Getting to Brescia from Orio al Serio Airport

Orio al Serio Airlink is the new car service of Busitalia, a company of the Passenger Hub of the Ferrovie dello Stato (Italian State Railways Group), which connects Brescia (Metro Poliambulanza stop) with Bergamo Orio al Serio International Airport quickly, directly and safely.

There are 30 connections scheduled each day, spread over a wide time slot.

Children 3 years and younger travel free of charge.

Each traveler can enjoy free transportation of one carry-on baggage (maximum size cm 50x30x25) and, in addition, one checked baggage (maximum size of cm 80x50x30). For any baggage exceeding these measurements or for any additional baggage, it is necessary to arrange for the purchase of a baggage supplement “Additional Baggage” or “Special Baggage”.

For full details, ticket information and ride schedules visit the Orio al Serio Airlink page on the busitalia.it website.
For assistance: toll-free number 800 931 392, clienti@busitaliashop.it


Getting around the province by bus

Brescia is connected to its province and its most important tourist attractions through an effective network of regional buses. These are the main bus companies operating in the area:

  • SAIA / SIA: buses from / to Camonica Valley, Trompia Valley, Sabbia Valley, Lake Garda, Cremona, and Brescia’s plain in the south;
  • APAM: buses from / to Mantua via Montichiari;
  • FNMA: buses from / to Franciacorta, Lake Iseo, and Camonica Valley.

For info and timetable, visit www.arriva.it, tel. +39 030 2889911, toll-free number 840620001.

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