Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport – also known as Palese Airport – is Puglia’s main international airport, located 8 km (5 miles) northwest of Bari city centre.
Bari Airport consists of a single terminal divided into Departures and Arrivals where 30 airlines operate, from low-cost companies like Ryanair, Vueling, Volotea and easyJet to flagship companies like ITA Airways, British Airways and Air France.
The airport is highly convenient to reach by public transport thanks to its dedicated railway station, Bari Airport, which connects directly to the Arrivals hall. From here, you can easily reach your hotel in Bari city centre with just a few stops along the way. Discover your options for travelling between Bari Airport and the surrounding area by train and bus and book your tickets with TrainPal.
Bari Airport train station
Bari Airport train station is integrated within the airport and is easily accessible from the Arrivals hall via a 300-metre pedestrian tunnel. It is operated by Ferrotramviaria and is located on the Bari-Barletta line, which provides direct links to the Bari Central FNB station.
The FNB stop is located across from Bari Central FS station and is connected by a pedestrian walkway. From here, you can continue your journey with Trenitalia, Italo or regional FAL lines.
Once you continue to Bari Airport on your return leg, you can enjoy their diverse dining options, shopping facilities, a dedicated work lounge and free Wi-Fi.
Bari Airport by bus
If you want more flexibility with stops around Bari city, then taking the bus from Bari-Palese Airport is a good option.
Connects Bari Airport to Brindisi, Foggia and Taranta. Tickets can be purchased on the airport website or on board.
Connects the airport to Bari Central FS train station, taking about 30 minutes.
Connects the airport to Bari Central train station, with 16 stops along the way. This is the cheapest option but takes 50 minutes.
Direct connections from Bari Airport to Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
How to buy cheap train tickets
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