Arriving
Regional trains, the A14 Pescara Nord exit and Abruzzo Airport are the main references for reaching the city.

Train, car, bus, bike sharing and summer shuttle.
Montesilvano is connected with Pescara Centrale, the city railway station, the A14 Pescara Nord exit and Abruzzo Airport. Here you will find practical travel times based on real routes, to be checked on the day of departure.

Regional trains, the A14 Pescara Nord exit and Abruzzo Airport are the main references for reaching the city.
The seafront, cycle path, V1 line and urban buses connect beaches, hotels, the station and Pescara.
The times are intended as practical guidance: always check timetables and traffic in real time before leaving.
Train, car, bus, trolleybus, bike and connections to the hill town: the main options are organised with clear and useful travel times for visitors.
Montesilvano station is served by regional trains on the Adriatic line: the connection with Pescara Centrale usually takes 6–8 minutes. From the station building to the central seafront, allow about 10 minutes on foot.
Abruzzo Airport is in Pescara. To reach Montesilvano, allow about 20–25 minutes by car or taxi in normal conditions; by public transport, it is usually best to reach Pescara Centrale first and then continue to Montesilvano.
The most convenient motorway exit is Pescara Nord / Città Sant’Angelo. From there, the Grandi Alberghi area and Pala Dean Martin are about 5–10 minutes away, while the central seafront is about 10–15 minutes away.
The V1 “La Verde” line connects Pescara bus terminal with the Grandi Alberghi / Pala Dean Martin area of Montesilvano: the full route takes about 30 minutes. For the hill town, always check the updated urban lines.
The seafront is the easiest way to move between beaches, hotels and services. By bike, the Montesilvano–Pescara coast can be covered in about 25–35 minutes depending on the starting point and pace.
Montesilvano Colle is the historic and panoramic part of the city. From the seafront or the station, allow about 10–15 minutes by car or taxi; on foot or by bike, the route is uphill.