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Ancona Airport
This airport is situated 21 kilometers west of the city of Ancona.

Transportation and Facilities
The Ancona Airport is accessible through the Eurorail system, and also through the Autostrada, a European network of motorways and freeways. The Autostrada spans several countries, including Italy. One can use the rent-a-car services located within the airport, in order to navigate through the Autostrada. The Conero Bus is the local bus service that ferries people to and from the Ancona Airport.

Other in-house passenger services in the Ancona Airport include short-term and long-term parking for cars, cafes and bars, restaurants, a bank, a duty free shop, a book shop, a mobile or cellular phone shop, and even a public internet access point, and a news agent service.

For cargo services, there is a customs office, a bonded store, a handling agent, equipment to handle freights, a veterinary border inspection point for the E.U. border checkpoints, and even two fridge rooms to handle frozen and edible cargo.

About Ancona Tourism
Ancona, an ancient city in Italy, was built from Syracuse. The word “Ancona” originates from a slightly modified Greek term that means “Elbow,” owing to its northern promontory that is shaped like an elbow.

Ancona, Italy is home to quite a lot of ornate, medieval establishments and edifices, from the marble Arch of Trajan, a Roman triumphal arch, one among several others established by the Roman Empire, in the reign of Trajan. These arches are scattered in several points in Europe, and Ancona, Italy is home to one of these.

Among the other edifices are the Lazzaretto, a pentagon-shaped building originally intended to isolate contagious diseases and keep them from infecting the military defensive authorities. Planned in 1732, it was eventually used as a military hospital or barracks. Today, it is used for cultural exhibits.

Other tourist spots include the Episcopal Palace, the church of Santa Maria della Piazza, the Palazzo del Comune, and a mixture of several other late Gothic buildings, as well as Renaissance architecture.

It is a port city serving the Italian region of Marche, perching on the Adriatic Sea.


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