Transportation
Getting around in Vicenza is very easy since most of the attractions are located in the centre of the city, which is easily covered on foot. Therefore, the traffic in the city is quite limited. However, if you want to do some further sightseeing outside the town and visit the two historic villas, you'd better get a bike. They can also be reached on foot, yet the heat in the summer season is devastating.
Cumulative ticket. There are two cumulative tickets if you want to make a tour around the local museums. The ticket allows you entrance to Teatro Olimpico, Museo Civico, and Museo Naturalistico Archaeologico. The second "Card Musei" includes admission to all of the above mentioned plus Museo del Risorgimento e della. The latter however is frankly rather uninteresting. The price of this ticket is 8Euros. Kids under 14 years of age are allowed free entrance.
Train
The local railway station is situated on Piazza Stazione, which is also popularly known as Campo Marzio. The station is to be found at the southern edge of Viale Roma. It has regular connections to Venice. There are around three trains per hour. It is also well-connected to Padua and Verona.
Bus
The local FTV bus station is to be found to the west of the railway station on Viale Milano. There are regular connections to the cities in Veneto area and very good ones to Milan. Prices are similar to those of the trains.
Car
The city is situated on the A4 autostrada, which connects Venice and Milan. The trip from Venice takes around an hour and the road goes through Padua.
