Bari, Apulia to Andria, Apulia from $2.7: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your journey from Bari to Andria, consider opting for seats in Second Class (Economy) for a budget-friendly option. These seats offer comfortable upright seating, and the trains, operated primarily by Trenitalia, usually have a catering service that provides light snacks and beverages. However, do note that the catering options may be limited; it's a good idea to bring your own refreshments if you're planning a longer journey.

• Trenitalia is the primary operator for the Bari to Andria route. You can check out the train schedules, book tickets, and get detailed information on the seating options available on their official site: trenitalia.com They offer both Second Class (Economy) and First Class seats, with First Class providing extra legroom and quieter carriages.

• Upon arriving in Andria, you should know that the train station does not have facilities for baggage storage, so it’s advisable to travel with only essentials if you plan to explore. The restrooms available at the station are basic, but clean. To get to the city center, the fastest option is to take the local bus line 1, which connects the station directly to key areas in the city's heart. Buses run frequently, making it a convenient choice.

• Book your ticket in advance through FlixBus or check for any late cancellations since prices can fluctuate between €4.5 and €19, especially during peak travel times.

• Arrive at Bari Station at least 15 minutes early to ensure you find the correct platform for your FlixBus, as the station can get busy, and multiple buses may be departing around the same time.

• When you arrive at Andria Station, take note of the signage indicating local transport options—the bus terminal is just adjacent to the train station, making it easy to continue your journey or explore the city.