Lanciano is 45 km from Pescara, 240 from Rome, 280 from Bari, 400 from Bologna and 600 from Milan.
Thanks to its proximity to main roads connecting reach Lanciano to visit the Shrine of the Eucharistic Miracle is very simple..

By trian
Lanciano is served by a railway station near the city centre.
From East (Rome): the railway line Rome - Pescara links the capital and several cities of Abruzzo with Pescara. From there you can continue with one of the many regular trains that in about 30 minutes lead to the station of San Vito - Lanciano and then continue by bus or train of the Sangritana company.
From Nord (Ancona, Bologna, Milan) and from Sud (Termoli, Foggia, Brindisi, Lecce): the railway line Milan - Lecce connects the main cities of Adriatic backbone and the cities of North with train station of San Vito - Lanciano.
Schedules, information and reservations: Sangritana.it, Ferroviedellostato.it

By plane
The Abruzzo International Airport is just over 50 kilometers from the city. The airport is connected with the Rome airports of Fiumicino, Reggio Calabria, Olbia, Turin, Milan Malpensa and Linate Airport by the company ItaliAir; with Milan Linate airport by the airline AirOne, with several European cities by the airlines RyanAir and EuroAir. A weekly link connects the airport with New York (EuroFly) and Toronto (Skyservice).
From airport continue to Lanciano reaching a taxi or bus station in central Pescara and from there taking a train or a bus.
The time for all flights and information: Abruzzo International Airport

By car
From East (Rome): take the A24/A25 Rome - Pescara far as the junction with the A14 and continue to Bari. Along the A14 exit Lanciano .
From Nord and from Sud: along the A14 motorway Bologna - Taranto exit Lanciano and follow the signs to the city.
From East (Naples): si può percorrere l'autostrada A1 Milano - Napoli sino a Roma e successivamente percorrere interamente l'autostrada A24/A25 e, all'incrocio con l'A14, proseguire verso Bari. Lungo l'A14 uscire al casello di Lanciano. Altrimenti, sempre lungo l'A1, si può uscire al casello di Caianello e proseguire verso Venafro e poi Isernia. Da Isernia la SS 650 porta verso la A14 che si dovrà imboccare con direzione Bologna. L'uscita autostradale è Lanciano.
Information on routes and roads: Autostrade.it

By bus
From Rome: Lanciano is connected to Rome (Tiburtina station) from five daily runs of bus Di Fonzo.
From Bologna: four races of weekly bus of Sangritana link Lanciano (Piazzale Stazione) with Bologna (Station bus).
Several lines of the company Sangritana connect Lanciano with Pescara and the surrounding areas.
Schedules, information and reservations: Sangritana.it, DiFonzoViaggi.it