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How to get fromRome to Alanno (Station)by bus, train (Trenitalia), or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Rome to Alanno (Station) by bus, train (Trenitalia), or car

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  1. Bus

    best
    1. Take the bus from Roma Tiburtina to Chietibus bus
    2h 52m
    €14–21
  2. Train (Trenitalia)

    1. Take the train from Roma Termini to Sulmonatrain train 4166 / ...
    2. Take the train from Sulmona to Alannotrain train Re
    3h 50m
    €24–33
  3. Drive  179.8 km

    1. Drive from Rome to Alanno (Station)car car 179.8 km
    1h 43m
    €33–47
  4. Bus via Pescara

    1. Take the bus from Roma, Autostazione Tiburtina to Pescarabus bus
    3h 21m
    €15–32

Rome to Alanno (Station) by bus and train

Calendar35Weekly Services
Duration2h 52mAverage Duration
Ticket€14Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Rome, Italy and Alanno (Station), Italy?

Di Fonzo operates a bus from Roma Tiburtina to Chieti 5 times a day. Tickets cost €13–19 and the journey takes 2h 5m. Alternatively, you can take a train from Roma Termini to Alanno via Sulmona in around 3h 50m.

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