Transport and infrastructure to film in Italy
19 of them, 11 with a photo and 9 with practical details the location publishes itself. 2 have a documented shooting history. Every entry links to the location or to the body that manages it.
Stations, airports, ports, bridges, tunnels, metro lines and rolling stock, including disused stretches that can be closed off for a shoot.
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Aeroporto di Bolzano
Transport & infrastructure
South Tyrol's only airport with scheduled and charter flights, established in 1926 and modernised in the 1990s, with a runway just over 1,700 metres about six kilometres south of Bolzano.
Water and mains power on site, road access for large vehicles, off-road and on foot
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Comiso Airport
Transport & infrastructure
A regional airport in south-eastern Sicily built on a former NATO air base, with 1980s military hangars and runway infrastructure alongside its current civilian terminal.
Milano Centrale Railway Station
Transport & infrastructure
Monumental 1931 railway terminus in Milan with a vast steel-and-glass train shed, marble ticket halls and Art Deco and Assyrian-influenced decoration across several levels.
Porto Antico di Genova
Transport & infrastructure
Nineteenth-century harbour warehouses and docks in Genoa, redeveloped for Expo 1992 into a waterfront of piazzas, a marina, an aquarium and event spaces along the old quays.
Capacity: 1480 · The site lists 13 halls of varying capacity across the complex, 8,500 sqm gross of exhibition space in the Magazzini del Cotone modules, and a total...
Porto di Ancona
Transport & infrastructure
A natural harbour port in the Marche used since antiquity, today Italy's leading port for vehicle and passenger ferry traffic and among the busiest on the Adriatic for container freight.
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Porto di Brindisi
Transport & infrastructure
Brindisi's harbour beside the city's Roman-era terminal columns, in continuous use since antiquity and now handling ferry and commercial shipping.
Water and mains power on site, car access and on foot
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Porto di Cagliari
Transport & infrastructure
A multifunction commercial and passenger port in the Gulf of Angels at Cagliari, developed over centuries into today's terminal and still central to Sardinia's shipping trade.
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Porto di Gioia Tauro
Transport & infrastructure
Italy's largest container transshipment port on the Calabrian coast, with long quays, gantry cranes and stacked container yards handling international freight.
Porto di Napoli
Transport & infrastructure
A major container and passenger port on the Bay of Naples with shipyards, warehouses and the modernist Casa del Portuale building, among the city's most requested filming locations.
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Stazione di Porta Nuova, Torino
Transport & infrastructure
Turin's main railway station, opened in 1861 as the gateway to the new capital of a unified Italy, pairing a formal street facade with a wide iron and glass train shed.
Seen in: Così ridevano, Finale: Allegro, La meglio gioventù
Water and mains power on site, road access for large vehicles and by car
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Stazione di Porta Susa, Torino
Transport & infrastructure
A modern high speed rail hub in Turin with a 385 metre steel and glass concourse, built over a buried through line, used for contemporary station and transit scenes.
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Aeroporto Gianni Caproni, Trento
Transport & infrastructure
A small regional airport south of Trento in the Adige valley, handling private and tourist flights, with an aviation museum and a helicopter base on site.
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Aeroporto San Francesco d'Assisi, Perugia
Transport & infrastructure
Umbria's civil airport at Sant'Egidio between Perugia and Assisi, renovated in 2011 to a Gae Aulenti design of red concrete pavilions with green copper roofs and glazed views toward Assisi.
Water and mains power on site, wheelchair accessible, road and helicopter access
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Porto di Livorno
Transport & infrastructure
Central Italy's main seaport, with 11 kilometres of quays and 100 berths, including the historic Darsena Vecchia built under the Medici on Livorno's west bank.
Water and mains power on site, car access
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Porto di Taranto
Transport & infrastructure
A working commercial and industrial port on the Ionian coast in Apulia, among Italy's busiest for freight, with a separate marina in the old town offering berths and boat services.
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Porto di Termoli
Transport & infrastructure
A 45,000 square-metre Adriatic harbour in Termoli with a tourist marina on one mole and shipyards on the other, used by fishing boats, ferries to the Tremiti Islands and the coast guard.
Water and mains power on site, road access for large and off-road vehicles
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Porto Vecchio di Trieste
Transport & infrastructure
Disused free port in Trieste with about seventy hectares of 19th-century warehouses, rail sidings and quays between the city centre and the sea, now under partial redevelopment.
Stazione Marittima di Salerno
Transport & infrastructure
A Zaha Hadid-designed ferry and cruise terminal on Salerno's Molo Manfredi, opened in 2016 with an oyster-shaped shell reaching toward the sea, also used for public events.
Seen in: Mare Fuori, Vincenzo Malinconico, avvocato d'insuccesso
Water and mains power on site, road access for large vehicles
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Toledo Metro Station
Transport & infrastructure
Underground metro station in central Naples built around 40 metres deep, with a mosaic-lined vaulted concourse known as the Crater de Luz, part of the city's art-station network.
Transport and infrastructure elsewhere in Europe
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Other kinds of location in Italy
- Theatres, arenas and venues 14
- Industrial and derelict locations 30
- Offices, schools and public buildings 13
- Film studios and backlots 12
- Hospitals, prisons and institutions 8
- Bars, restaurants and shops 8
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