Vasto is an important road hub. The two exits of the A14 motorway and the Trigno valley road make it easy to reach from any direction. By car, it is just over two hours from Bari and Naples, three hours from Rome, and four hours from Bologna.
Vasto has a train station, Vasto San Salvo, served in the summer by the Frecciarossa and in winter by Intercity and Frecciabianca trains, as well as a bus station where several lines stop, connecting the city with major Italian cities and the nearest airports (Rome, Bari, and Pescara).
Our property is located at Corso Garibaldi 135, at the roundabout of Piazza Verdi, the main access point to the old town. The bus station is about 500 meters away, while the train station is connected by a shuttle that takes approximately 10 minutes.
If you arrive by car, you can park in our garage located about 50 meters from the property.
Once at Best Vasto, you can start your tours effortlessly. You are right in front of the medieval walls, and just crossing the street will take you into the old town, immersing you in 2,000 years of history.
Vasto is an important road junction. The two exits of the A14 highway and the Trigno valley make it easy to reach from any direction. By car, it is just over a two-hour drive from Bari and Naples, three hours from Rome, and four hours from Bologna.
Vasto has a train station, Vasto San Salvo, which is served by Frecciarossa trains in the summer and Intercity and Frecciabianca trains in the winter. There is also a bus station where several bus lines stop, connecting Vasto with major Italian cities and the nearest airports (Rome, Bari, and Pescara).
Our facility is located at Corso Garibaldi 135, near the roundabout of Piazza Verdi, the main access point to the old city. The bus station is about 500 meters away, while the train station is connected by a shuttle that takes about 10 minutes.
If you arrive by car, you will have the option to park at our parking garage, which is about 50 meters away.
Once you arrive at Best Vasto, you can start your tours without any hassle. You will be facing the remains of the medieval walls, and all you need to do is cross the street to enter the old town and immerse yourself in 2000 years of history.
