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There are many routes available to Scalea, Calabria, some of which offer a great opportunity to stay overnight and see some of the wonders of Italy.

Ryan Air, BA, EasyJet,  BMI Baby, Aer Lingus are just some of the airlines offering flights to Rome, Naples and Milan with connecting flights to Lamezia where an airport transfer service can be provided, slso direct flights from New York (JFK) are available direct to Lamezia. Please note that times vary according to the time of year and flight  times, destinations and prices are subject to change at any time.  The information shown at the bottom of the page is intended purely as guide to the various travel options available.

There are regular train services from Rome and Naples, there is a daily coach service from Rome direct to Scalea town centre and it is also possible to arrange a mini airport transfer from Naples to Scalea, details on service page.

ABOUT MILAN

If you are travelling via Milan, why not stay overnight and take in some of the wonderful sights the city has to offer.  In addition to being the fashion capital of the world, with more designer stores than anywhere else, there is a wealth of history and culture to discover. First on the list of “must see” is the beautiful white Duomo.   This immense Gothic cathedral that took over 500 years to complete and from the roof the view extends as far as the Alps.  Next to the Piazza del Duomo is the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, the elegant shopping arcade where you can watch the passing parade of fashionistas!

There are many art galleries where the works of da Vinci, Carravaggio and Raphael are on view and in the church of Santa Maria della Grazie you can see Leonardo’s Last Supper, however tourist numbers are restricted and booking is required.

Any time you have left can be spent visiting La Scala opera house or the famous San Siro football stadium which is home to AC Milan.

For more information on the city, visit:  www.provincia.milano.it/turismo

ABOUT ROME

There are so many ancient sights in the city that it is worth taking one of the many tour buses to get around.

Top of the list is the Colosseum, where the gladiators fought to survive and it has become the top tourist attraction in Rome.

The Forum is the central area around which the ancient Rome developed and it was the administrative and corporate heart of the city.

Other sights include the Pantheon, the Aqueducts, Baths of Caracalla, the Catacombs and

The Spanish Steps.

Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi)

Made famous in so many Italian films, the Trevi fountain was originally inspired by Roman triumphal arches. It is the largest and most famous Baroque fountain in Rome.

Piazza Navona

The many squares and piazzas are another of the main attractions of the city… this is where people meet to chat, enjoy coffee and pastries and in the evening to enjoy the many “happy hours” around the city.  There are restaurants, ice cream bars and music in the evenings. Opposite the square is the famous church of Sant’ Agnese in Agone.

Roman basilicas and churches

There are over 19 basilicas in Rome, three most famous are St Peter’s, St John in Laterna and the most magnificent church in the world, the wonderful Santa Maria Maggiore.

Ancient Roman Sights

There are so many ancient sights in the city that it is worth taking one of the many tour buses to get around.

Other sights include the Pantheon, the Aqueducts, Baths of Caracalla, the Catacombs and the Spanish Steps.

For more information on the city visit : www.rome.info

For information on the Vatican City, including guided tours, visits to the Sistine Chapel, mass schedules and papal appearances, visit :  http://www.saintpetersbasilica.org/touristinfo.htm

Listed below are just a small sample of the many routes available from the UK and Ireland.  Please note that these are guidelines only and as with all airlines, times, costs and destinations are subject to change.

FROM UK :  travelling  via Milan

Ryanair have a daily service from Stansted to Milan and there are convenient connecting flights to Lamezia Terme airport from there:

Stansted - Milan onto Stansted (STN) - Milan (Orio al Serio) (BGY)

Milan - Lameziario al

Stansted – Milan prices with Ryanair start from 18 euro each way

Easyjet  -  Milan prices start from 29 euro each way

Direct flights daily to Lamezia are available from March

Stansted – Lamezia

Lamezia (SUF) - London Stansted (STN)

London Stansted (STN) - Lamezia (SUF)

Travelling via Rome

BA, RYANAIR, EASYJET and BMI Baby have  flights to Rome from most major UK airports including Stansted,  Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Belfast.

FROM IRELAND  via Stansted

Direct flights daily from to Stansted via Lamezia are available from March

Stansted – Lamezia

Lamezia (SUF) - London Stansted (STN)

London Stansted (STN) - Lamezia (SUF)

Via Rome

Ryanair and Aer Lingus have direct flights to Rome- schedules vary during the year according to season

Ryanair via Rome

(DUB) - Rome (Ciampino) (CIA)

Rome (Ciampino) (CIA) - Dublin (DUB)

Rome (Ciampino) (CIA) - Dublin (DUB)

Aer Lingus via Rome

From Dublin(DUB) to Rome Leonardo(FCO)

RYANAIR via Milan

Dublin -  Milan

Dublin (DUB) - Milan (Orio al Serio) (BGY)

Milan Orio al Serio) (BGY)  Dublin

Milan - Lamezia

Milan (Orio al Serio) (BGY) - Lamezia (SUF)

AER LINGUS via Milan

From Dublin(DUB) to Milan Linate(LIN)

From Milan Linate(LIN) to Dublin(DUB)

From Dublin(DUB) to Milan Malpensa(MXP)

From Milan Malpensa(MXP) to Dublin(DUB)

From Cork(ORK) to Rome Leonardo(FCO)

From Rome Leonardo Da Vinci(FCO) to Cork(ORK)