By train to Lecce
Travel to Lecce by train: comfortable, sustainable and easy to reach Puglia in Italy.
Train to Lecce
Lecce is one of the most beautiful cities in Puglia, known for the Baroque architecture that fills much of its historic centre. Explore the city’s stunning buildings and churches, and don’t miss the Roman amphitheatre right in the heart of the city. Wander through the narrow streets, settle down on a terrace and discover Lecce at its best.
Your journey starts in the morning at your nearest station in the Netherlands or Belgium. Boarding at Amsterdam Centraal, Utrecht Centraal, Arnhem Centraal or Venlo, you travel to Milan with two or three comfortable changes. You travel on modern trains with Wi-Fi and an on-board restaurant. Don’t forget to look out of the window for views of the Swiss Alps! In Milan you have time for a bite to eat before boarding your private compartment on the night train to Lecce in the evening. As the train runs along the Adriatic coast, you sleep comfortably in a couchette or a luxury sleeper cabin, arriving well rested in the heel of Italy the next morning. From Lecce, take the Ferrovie del Sud Est railway to explore more of Puglia.
Your train journey to Lecce at a glance
Day train and night train from several Dutch and Belgian cities
Day train to Milan, then the night train to Lecce
Journey time to Lecce: approximately 26 hours, most of it spent asleep
Train tickets to Lecce from €199.95 per person
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The lowest price for the best route to Lecce
Train to Lecce
Book your train to Lecce from €199.95 per person
From €199.95,- per person, one way (Standard 2nd class)
- Couchette or sleeper
- Breakfast or breakfast snack included
- No luggage restrictions or surcharges
- Arrive in Lecce in the morning
- Very comfortable train
Prices are indicative, based on two people travelling together, and depend on availability and travel class
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