Bagnoregio, Lazio, Italia

How to get to Civita di Bagnoregio: car, bus and train from Tuscia and Rome

Guide on how to get to Civita di Bagnoregio: car from Rome and Orvieto, Cotral bus, train to Orvieto and parking in Bagnoregio for the footbridge.

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How to get to Civita di Bagnoregio

Civita di Bagnoregio is in northern Lazio, on the border with Umbria, in the Tuscia Viterbese. The village is reachable only on foot via the pedestrian bridge from Bagnoregio. The final stretch is always the same: park in Bagnoregio and cross the bridge (300 metres, about 10 minutes).

By car

From Rome

A1 motorway towards Florence, exit Orvieto. From Orvieto follow signs to Bagnoregio (about 25 km, 30 minutes). Total from Rome: about 1 hour 30 minutes. Alternatively, exit Orte on the A1, then SS205 and SP Tuscanese: a longer but scenic route.

From Orvieto

SS71 towards Bolsena, then turn off for Bagnoregio. About 25 km, 30 minutes. Scenic road through the Tuscia countryside.

From Viterbo

SP Tuscanese towards Montefiascone, then signs to Bagnoregio. About 30 km, 40 minutes.

From Florence

A1 towards Rome, exit Orvieto. About 2 hours.

Parking in Bagnoregio

The main car park is at Piazzale Battaglini, a few minutes' walk from the belvedere where the bridge to Civita starts. Paid parking (about 2 euros/hour). On weekends and in high season arrive early: spaces fill up. An alternative car park is available lower down, with a shuttle to the belvedere.

By train

The nearest railway station is Orvieto, on the Rome-Florence line. Regional and high-speed trains stop at Orvieto. From Roma Termini about 1 hour by Intercity, 1 hour 20 by regional.

From Orvieto station, Cotral bus to Bagnoregio (about 1 hour, limited services). Alternatively, taxi or car hire.

By bus

From Viterbo

Cotral bus Viterbo-Bagnoregio, about 1 hour. Few daily services, mainly on school days. Check timetables on the Cotral website.

From Orvieto

Cotral bus with a change at Bagnoregio/Lubriano. The service is not frequent. On weekends and holidays services are further reduced.

By air

Rome Fiumicino Airport

The main reference airport, about 150 km away. From Fiumicino train to Roma Termini, then train to Orvieto and bus to Bagnoregio. Or car hire at the airport.

Perugia Sant'Egidio Airport

About 80 km. Ryanair flights from some cities. From Perugia by car via E45 and SS71.

Practical tips

  • A car is the most convenient option: public transport is limited and requires changes
  • The pedestrian bridge to Civita is the only access: you cannot drive to the village
  • The entry ticket (5 euros) is bought at the belvedere in Bagnoregio, before the bridge
  • On spring and summer weekends the car park fills by 10 am
  • In winter check that Civita's restaurants are open before setting off
  • Combine the visit with Orvieto (30 min) or Lake Bolsena (20 min) for a full day

See also

Practical info

When is the best time to visit Bagnoregio?

The recommended time is April, May, June, September, October and November, when it is less crowded.

Is Bagnoregio crowded?

Bagnoregio is a moderately busy destination compared with the more touristy ones.

Where is Bagnoregio?

Bagnoregio is located in Lazio, Italia.

How to get there

  • 🚆 Nearest station: Castiglione in Teverina ~10 km as the crow flies
  • ✈️ Nearest airport: Aeroporto Internazionale dell'Umbria - Perugia "San Francesco d'Assisi" PEG ~62 km as the crow flies

Nearest points as the crow flies (source OpenStreetMap): actual times depend on the roads, often mountain ones.

Adatto a: Aprile Maggio Giugno Settembre Ottobre Novembre

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