Piano D'orta
Piano d'Orta Bolognano Station: a brief guide
If you are looking for a railway station in the municipality of Bolognano, you cannot ignore the stop at Piano d'Orta Bolognano, located along the Rome-Pescara railway line. Let's discover together its history, the characteristics of the facilities, and the services offered to passengers.
History
The Piano d'Orta Bolognano station was activated back in 1950. The reason for its construction was to support the increasing population, mainly composed of workers from the industries along the Orta river.
Facilities and installations
The station is managed by Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI) and has a large railway yard that hosts the only running track. On the platforms, you will find benches and shelters that protect you from the weather conditions.
Train services
Regional trains managed by Trenitalia, under the service contract signed with the Abruzzo Region, are responsible for passenger services to and from the Pescara, Teramo, Torre dei Passeri, and Sulmona stations. In 2007, the station recorded an average daily traffic of 30.5 people.
Services
The ticket office has a spacious waiting room equipped with a ticket validator and an arrivals and departures board. A perfect solution to spend your time waiting for the train, without feeling too isolated.
Notes
Keep in mind that the Piano d'Orta Bolognano station is primarily intended for regional travel.
Bibliography
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Related entries
Do not miss the visit to Piano d'Orta and Bolognano, two splendid Abruzzese municipalities located a few kilometers from the station.
External links
Do not hesitate to visit Trenitalia's website to check the schedules and book your tickets online.
