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For further information about the course and prices, for different requests or accomodation options, please contact our secretary at:

info@accademialeonardo.it

Phone + 39 089 25 82 544
Phone + 39 089 84 54 118
Fax + 39 089 25 59 90

How to reach us

Arriving at Salerno:

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BY PLANE

The airport Capodichino in Naples is only 45 km far from Salerno and thanks to its daily world-wide connections it is one of the fastest and most comfortable ways of reaching our city. It takes about 40 minutes from the airport to Salerno and there are various methods of transport.

The major low cost companies fly from/to Naples all over the world.
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Once in the Airport you can get the bus n. 3S or ALIBUS BUS to get to the rail station and then take a train to Salerno.
(check the train timetable)

BY TRAIN

The Salerno railway station is connected to the entire Italian and European rail service and the Intercity and Eurostar services are the fastest ways of arriving to the city.
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BY CAR

The city of Salerno is one of the principal hubs of the Italian motorway. (A3 Motorway)

Accademia Leonardo

Linguistic and Cultural Centre
Piazza Umberto I, 1
84121 Salerno, Italia
tel. + 39 089 84 54 118
fax +39 089 84 54 118

e-m@il: info@accademialeonardo.it

Salerno and its surrounding Province of Salerno The Sea The Amalfitan Coast The Cilentan Coast Parks and Oases Enogastronomy Monuments Archeology Speleology

Even though it is one of the most ancient sites of Southern Italy, Salerno is also a modern city.
Set on a coastline that spans from Positano to the Cilento forrest, it is a center from which sea-towns, beaches and marine grottos are easily reached.