Terminals at Bologna Airport
There is one terminal building at Bologna Airport however, it has three levels. The ground floor is where the check-in desks and departures hall are. The first floor is departures and security checks. The third floor is for restaurants such as Spizzico Restaurant and refreshments after the main security checks.
Getting to Bologna Airport
Bologna Airport is located on the A14 autostrada Adriatica. The E45 motorway from the west heads from Piacenza, through Parma and Reggio nell'Emilia and Modena before the airport.
From the south, the E78 from Arezzo joins up with the A1 at Firenze and heads north towards the airport on the E35.
From the eastern coast at Riminim, the E55 road heads west towards Bologna, passing through Cesena and Forli before the airport.
From Padova to the north, the A13 motorway is a direct route into the city centre and a scenic drive with Car Hire Bologna Airport. Onlyu passing through Ferrara. There is a ring-road which bypasses the city.
Parking at Bologna Airport
There are five car parks available at the airport. Some are covered and some open. They are all within walking distance to the terminal, the furthest being 700m away. Payment can be made inside the terminal building using a credit card or cash. There is also a multi-story car park.
Facilities at Bologna Airport
There are many great restaurants at the airport to choose from while you await your airplane. Choose from Time Cafe, Waiting Cafe, Ciao or Segafredo. They serve hot food as well as refreshments.
There are designer stores such as Furla, Piquadro and Mandarina Duck selling discounted clothing. The other duty free shops sell watches, spirits, tobacco and confectioneries. There is also a Ducati shop as well as a Ferrari store selling clothing and gifts with the logos.
There is Wifi Internet available throughout the airport. Payment can be made online using a credit card or at the customer services desks.
What's close to Bologna Airport?
The Archaeological Museum is a must see attraction at Bologna. It features items from the Egyptian civilization and from Etruscan Velzna. The most famed item is the 1,500 year old Certosa Jar.
The Bologna Ducati Museum is open from 11am to 4pm and shows the evolution of the famous Italian omtorcycle maker. Visit the museum in your Car Hire Bologna Airport vehicle.
For sightseeing head to the pedestrian square called Piazza Maggiore. It is surrounded the Palazzo del Podesta and the Basilica of San Petronio.
The main symbols of the city are the Torre dei Garisenda and the Torre degli Asinello. The 12th century towers measure over 330ft in height.