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Arriving to Ferrara, Italy by train is a great experience. The main station, Ferrara Rail Station, is located at the heart of the city, surrounded by the main attractions and a few blocks away of the main landmarks of the city. 

Once you have arrived to Ferrara Rail Station you will have access to many public transportation lines like city buses, taxis and local trains to other cities and towns around the area. Additionally, you can rent a bike to take a ride around Ferrara. 

To start your journey in Ferrara you can head first to the Estense Castle, quite a magical and historical experience. From here, you can take a walk to the Duomo of Ferrara and admire its beautiful gothic architecture. If you would like to explore more, you can take a stroll around the Jewish Ghetto and visit the Synagogue. 

Ferrara is a beautiful city full of art and culture, and the best way to explore it is walking around its streets and admiring the buildings and monuments that surrounds you. Once you have arrived to Ferrara Rail Station, you can start your journey and learn about the history and culture of the city.

Ferrara is a small yet dynamic city nestled in the heart of northern Italy. Rich in architecture, culture and cuisine, it offers something special for everyone. Here is a list of must-visit sites and what to eat while planning a trip to this amazing city. 

Palazzo dei Diamanti: Located in the heart of Ferrara, this historic palace is made of marble and studded with nearly 8,500 diamond- shaped pink marble blocks. Its famous art gallery features many works by local Renaissance painters and sculptors. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, entrance fee is €8.

Estense Castle: A symbol of the city, this spectacular 13th century castle is located in the center of the city. It features a courtyard, four towers, and a moat and hosts a variety of exhibitions. Open daily from 9am to 7pm, entrance fee is €7.

Cathedral of Ferrara: This large Roman Catholic cathedral, the Duomo di Ferrara, was built in 1135 and features many architectural highlights, such as forlorn saints, a Romano-Gothic bell tower, and a baroque chapel. Open daily from 8am to 6:30pm, entrance is free.

Loggia dei Mercanti: This small 14th century stone structure is one of the most striking features of the city skyline. Located at Piazza Trento Trieste, the loggia is a great place to admire views of the town. Open daily, entrance is free.

Ferrara Bus Station: If you're traveling to other cities in Italy by bus, this is the perfect starting point. Ferrara Bus Station is located at Via Delle Ghiarrette, near the center of the city. It has a selection of regional and national bus companies operating out of the terminal.

Enoteca Alessi: This is the perfect place to sample some local wines and cuisine. Located a few steps away from the Estense Castle, it offers a wide selection of wines, cheeses, salami, and craft beers. Open Monday to Saturday, entrance is free.

Gelateria Carapina: This is the go-to spot for gelato in Ferrara. With a variety of flavors, this gelato shop is a must-visit for dessert lovers. Located at Via Battaglia, it is open daily from 11am to 10pm.

From historical monuments to local eateries, Ferrara has something for everyone. Plan your trip now for a memorable experience in this enchanting city.