How to Get from Riccione Train Station to the Hotel Area

Riccione station is the town’s rail arrival point, with two passenger platforms and tracks.

For a taxi, look for the station rank at Piazzale Cadorna. Taxi Riccione gives different exit directions depending on your arrival: if your train comes from the north, use the underpass and leave on the ticket-office side; if it comes from the south, exit from platform 1 on the ticket-office side.

Walking, taking a taxi or using a local bus are the practical options for continuing from the station.

Walk

Walking gives you a direct, car-free option; the supplied journey time does not identify a particular street-by-street route.

Taxi

The taxi rank is at Piazzale Cadorna, and Riccione’s tourism service gives 0541 600559 for information and reservations.

Local bus

Riccione’s official tourism site says bus line 58 serves the station, Piazzale Curiel, Riccione Paese and the Oltremare and Aquafan parks. Other routes cover different parts of the area: line 11 runs from Rimini to Riccione Terme along the seafront, while line 43 links central Riccione with San Lorenzo and the sports facilities area.

Lines 124 and 125 also connect Riccione with places beyond the centre. Line 124 links Riccione Paese with Rimini in one direction and Morciano di Romagna in the other; line 125 runs from Piazzale Curiel to Cattolica along the seafront, passing through Misano Adriatico.

RFI lists ticket sales, toilets, a bar/café/restaurant and a tourist and cultural information point among the station’s facilities. Riccione station also has accessible toilets and audible and visual public-information systems.

RFI says the station has step-free routes, elevator access, tactile paths from the station entrance and raised platforms for boarding on tracks 1 and 2. Elevator outages can occur, and the height difference between a platform and train floor may affect boarding. For assistance with a disability or reduced mobility, Ancona is the reference Sala Blu.

You can request assistance in person at a Sala Blu or by telephone up to 12 hours before train departure or arrival, during Sala Blu opening hours. For other times or request methods, consult RFI’s accessibility information.

Choose your onward option around your arrival point and destination. If you prefer not to walk, the station’s taxi rank provides a direct ride; if you plan to use a bus, line 58 serves the station and Piazzale Curiel, where Riccione’s official tourism site has a Start Romagna ticket office and information point. If you are arriving by air, the journey from Federico Fellini Airport to Riccione covers that leg.

Start Romagna’s Metromare connects Rimini and Riccione railway stations, with stops near the sea, accommodation, Fiabilandia, Rimini airport and central Riccione. For stop details and bus connections, consult Start Romagna’s timetable booklet or website. The operator’s stop data includes two stops named “Ceccarini Riccione Station” in the Riccione-Misano Adriatico area.

Riccione’s tourism site says most newsstands and tobacconists sell Start Romagna tickets. It also gives bus information by WhatsApp at 331-6566555.

Football fans heading to Stadio Romeo Neri can use the guide to getting to the stadium to plan that separate journey.

Before you go, check the official site for current bus details, ticket information and taxi services.

Hotel Rosalba is a 2-star hotel.