Travel by train from Taranto to Milan from 45,10€

Have you ever thought of visiting Taranto for your next vacation? With Italo, you can easily reach the city and discover its natural beauty, millennia-old history, and delicious local cuisine. Taranto, located in Puglia, is known as the "city of two seas" for its geographical position between the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. The historic center is a real gem with its alleys, monuments, and churches, including the famous Basilica of San Cataldo. Don't miss a visit to the magical Aragonese Castle, a 15th-century fortress overlooking the sea and offering a panoramic view of the city. If you are a history buff, the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto is the right place for you! Here you will find artifacts from the Greek, Punic, and Roman civilizations that tell the story of the city and its ancient culture. For those who love the sea, the Jonic Coast offers all the beauty of the Puglia coast, with splendid beaches and crystal-clear waters. Taranto is also famous for its excellent cuisine, with dishes based on fresh fish and specialties such as "calzoni", a typical local street food. If you are planning to visit Taranto in the spring, don't miss the Festa di San Cataldo, the patron saint of the city, which is celebrated every year with a festive atmosphere and joy. Other festivals not to be missed are the Festa del Mare, the Madonna di Montevergine, and the Festa di San Vito Martire. In any case, don't miss the opportunity to discover Taranto, one of the most fascinating cities in Puglia and all of Italy. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Taranto now and start your adventure!

If you're thinking of spending a weekend away focused on culture, art and good food, your must-visit destination is undoubtedly Milan, the city of fashion, economy and design. With Italo trains you can reach this wonderful city conveniently, in a practical and economical way. What to see in Milan during a weekend? Very simple: start from the inevitable Duomo, with its majestic Gothic architecture and the famous Madonnina, symbol of the city of Milan. From here, you can move to the Sforza Castle, which was once one of the most important residences of the Dukes of Milan, and visit the Pinacoteca del Castello, where the works of art of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo are displayed. Then, there are the Church of Sant'Ambrogio, the Teatro alla Scala, the architectural Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and other treasures of art and architecture located in the historical center of Milan. Not only art, in Milan you will also find excellent and authentic food. Milanese cuisine is rich in tasty dishes such as the famous risottos, cotoletta alla Milanese, cassoeula, and panzerotti. These specialties can be enjoyed in traditional Milanese restaurants located in the immediate vicinity of the places of interest, or in neighborhoods where you can breathe the most authentic atmosphere of Milan. But that's not it! Milan is also synonymous with fashion and design, and in fact, numerous events and exhibitions are organized throughout the year, including the Salone del Mobile and the Design Week. For shopping lovers, instead, there are the fashion district in the Montenapoleone area and Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, where you can find clothing and accessories from the most famous Italian and international fashion houses. In summary, Milan is a dynamic and multifaceted city that can satisfy all tastes. To reach it by train from Italy, Italo offers the best solutions both from the North and from the South, with advantageous rates and high comfort. All that's left is to book your ticket immediately and set off to discover this wonderful city!