Discovering the Historic Charm of Piazza Fontana

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, navigate to Taranto by using the E90 or SS7 highways. Once you reach Taranto, follow the signs to the city center. Upon entering the city, look for signs directing you to 'Piazza Fontana.' Use a GPS or a map application, input the address 'Piazza Fontana, 61, 74123 Taranto TA.' Parking might be available nearby, but be aware of local parking regulations which may incur fees. Expect to pay around €1-2 per hour for street parking.

• Train

  For those using the train, take a regional train to Taranto from your location in Puglia. Major cities like Bari and Lecce have frequent services to Taranto. Once you arrive at Taranto train station, exit the station and take a local bus (line 1 or 2) that heads towards the city center. The bus fare is approximately €1. After about a 15-20 minute ride, get off at the stop for 'Piazza Garibaldi,' which is a short walk from Piazza Fontana. Follow Via Duomo, and then turn onto Piazza Fontana.

• Bus

  If you're coming from nearby towns, check the local bus services that connect to Taranto. Companies like Ferrovie del Sud Est operate regional buses. Make sure to check the schedule and buy your ticket before boarding, typically costing around €2-5 based on your starting point. Upon reaching Taranto, disembark at the main bus station and walk towards the city center. From there, it's a straightforward walk to Piazza Fontana, following signs toward the historical landmarks.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  For a more comfortable journey, consider taking a taxi or using a rideshare app like Uber if available. If you're already in Taranto, simply hail a taxi or book a ride through your app, entering 'Piazza Fontana' as your destination. The fare within the city should typically range from €10-15 depending on your starting location. This option is ideal for those who prefer direct transport without the hassle of public transport.