Driving Distances from Bologna, Italy

This page offers insight on the driving distance from Bologna to some of Italy's most popular vacation destinations in both kilometers and miles. Whether you're looking for the driving distance from Bologna to Florence or anywhere in between, let Auto Europe help you find the most direct route.

Most travelers who are familiar with the region will tell you that one of the best ways to explore the city of Bologna is on your own terms and behind the wheel of a rental car! For more information about planning your next trip, take a look at our in-depth travel guide for Italy.

Bologna Driving Distance Table

More Information About Driving in Bologna

The capital of the Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna, rests in northern Italy. In Bologna, you'll certainly need to visit the Piazza Maggiore, the Fountain of Neptune, and eat tagliatelli with bolognese sauce! When it's time to venture from this splendid city, there are a number of routes you can take to several marvelous locations.

Bologna is 378 km from Rome, and when you travel along routes A1 and E35, you'll find yourself in the Italian capital in less than 4 hours. Florence is closer to Bologna at 109 km. The Tuscan city of Florence is known for its architectural and artistic significance, and traveling along the Variante di Valico route, as well as the A1 and E35 routes, will have you there in less than 2 hours.

The city of Ravenna offers a day trip extravaganza just outside of Bologna. Ravenna is also part of Emilia-Romagna, and this is another city you should visit if you're interested in seeing classic mosaics and ancient works of art. The distance between Bologna and Ravenna is only 82 km, and only takes an hour traveling along the Tangenziale Nord Bologna route.

If you desire to experience the luscious, Mediterranean climate of southern Italy, the city of Lamezia Terme is 938 km from Bologna. One of the most scenic and fulfilling drives one can take in Italy is along the A1 and A3 routes from Bologna to Lamezia Terme, and the 9 hour trek is worth it if you're looking to experience a huge portion of Italy. You can stop in Rome and Naples along the way, too!

Driving in Bologna is a truly one-of-a-kind experience that allows visitors to tour this exceptional city at their own pace. When it comes to rental cars, the possibilities are virtually endless when you choose to book with Auto Europe. Whether you're looking to rent a Ferrari on your next trip, need to rent a large van, or are simply trying to find a deal on a rental car last-minute, we're able to accommodate you! When it's time to book your next vehicle, simply use the secure search form on the left-hand side of this page.

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