Located right next to the eastern city walls, it’s perfect for anyone who wants quick access to the San Bernardino area and Via Fortebraccio. It has about 90 parking spaces with an automated payment system.

Along Viale Gran Sasso and in the areas adjacent to the Fattori Stadium, you’ll find numerous free parking spaces just a short walk from the 16th-century castle and the MAXXI L’Aquila.

To get around the city easily, you can rely on the public transportation network operated by AMA. From the electric buses serving the historic center to the lines connecting the suburbs and the train station, you can check real-time routes and schedules here so you don’t miss a single minute of your visit.

L’Aquila is well connected to major Italian cities (such as Rome, Pescara, and Naples) and to the charming villages in the surrounding area via TUA’s long-distance bus routes. Check out this section to plan your arrival in the city or to organize a day trip to the Gran Sasso mountains or the natural parks.

If you prefer an active and sustainable travel experience, take advantage of the bike-sharing service available at various strategic locations in L’Aquila. Thanks to electric-assist bicycles, you can tackle the city’s hills with ease, enjoying the view and helping to keep the air in our capital clean.

Getting lost in the narrow streets of L’Aquila is the best way to discover the hidden treasures of the Baroque era and the newly revitalized areas of the Capital of Culture, but having a guide on hand is essential to ensure you don’t miss the city’s most iconic monuments.

To help you easily find your way through the historic squares, locate the main points of interest, and plan your ideal itinerary, we’ve provided a detailed and easy-to-use map. Whether you prefer to explore the area around San Bernardino or take a stroll toward the Fontana Luminosa, this resource will be your ideal travel companion.

To the following link you’ll find a selection of hotels, B&Bs, and other accommodations where you can relax surrounded by the beauty of our city.

Follow the link to embark on a journey through historic restaurants, trattorias, and shops where culture is transformed into flavor.

Your safety and well-being are our top priority. To ensure you have a peaceful and worry-free stay during L’Aquila’s tenure as the 2026 Italian Capital of Culture, we’ve compiled in this section quick and official links to local healthcare facilities.

Below are direct links to view real-time schedules of open pharmacies (day, night, and holidays) and useful information on operating hospitals and emergency rooms.