While in Cortona you can go to the tourist office with the " i " logo on Via Nazionale, 42 to ask about scheduled arrival/departure times and purchase tickets.

Cortona has regular trains that take you directly to Arezzo, Florence, Bologna and Milan in one direction, or Orvieto, Rome, Naples and Amalfi in the other. National express trains stop frequently at the railway station in Camucia at the bottom of the Cortonese hill, or even more frequently from Terontola station (further south). Perugia can be reached by train from Terontola station quite quickly, via a branch line, and Siena via another branch line from the Arezzo station, about 20 minutes north of Cortona.

CAMUCIA AND TERONTOLA railways station are connected by hourly buses to the center of Cortona (the bus terminal is in Piazza Garibaldi). Bus tickets can be bought at all tobacco shops, newspaper stands, but not on the buses themselves. So remember to buy your tickets in advance and always punch the ticket after getting onto the bus (there's an automatic time puncher on every bus). Taxis can be hired from the Terontola and Camucia railway stations, or in the center of Cortona in Piazza della Repubblica or Piazza Signorelli.