How to get around Milano Marittima
Milano Marittima is easily accessible without a car: the city center is compact, distances are flat, and in the summer, connections are plentiful. Here are the options. Updated August 2026: summer services change every season.
By bus
- Line 176 (Start Romagna) - the scheduled connection between Ravenna, Milano Marittima, and Cervia: useful for the station and for traveling along the coast.
- Milano Marittima's free shuttle bus service - a service run by the Municipality of Cervia that connects the area around the town, available only on weekends during the summer months.
- Shuttlemare (line 67) - active free of charge from July 10th to August 30th between the city and the sea in summer 2026.
Updated timetables and routes: startromagna.it (Infostart 199 115577, WhatsApp +39 331 6566555) and comune.cervia.ra.it.
By train
The Cervia-Milano Marittima station is on the Ferrara–Ravenna–Rimini line, about 2 km from the center of Milano Marittima: from there, you can continue by bus (line 176), taxi, or bike. Timetables on Trenitalia.
By bicycle
The area is flat and cycle-friendly: paths along the canal and through the pine forest connect Milano Marittima to Cervia, and the Adriatic Cycle Route runs along the coast. Many hotels offer free or rental bikes; e-bike rentals are also available in the area.
By taxi
Taxi service covers Milano Marittima and Cervia, with the main stands in the city center and station areas. During high season, it's best to book your ride in advance, especially in the evening.
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