Where to live in Ferrara if you commute
Ranking of Ferrara's 13 areas with CityPulse's “Commuter” profile. What matters most: services on foot, public transport frequency, protected cycle lanes, public green space and tree canopy. Preferred density: medium.
What is the best area of Ferrara to live in if you commute?
According to CityPulse: Centro cittadino (63), Doro (60) and Quacchio (57).
Ferrara areas ranked
| # | Area | Score | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Centro cittadino | 63 · good | Public green space |
| 2 | Doro | 60 · good | Protected cycle lanes |
| 3 | Quacchio | 57 · fair | Protected cycle lanes |
| 4 | Giardino | 50 · fair | Protected cycle lanes |
| 5 | Centro storico | 46 · fair | Protected cycle lanes |
| 6 | Barco | 35 · poor | Protected cycle lanes |
| 7 | Borgo Punta | 35 · poor | Protected cycle lanes |
| 8 | Villaggio Satellite | 34 · poor | Protected cycle lanes |
| 9 | Mizzana | 27 · poor | Protected cycle lanes |
| 10 | Villa Fulvia | 21 · poor | Public green space |
| 11 | Baura | 9 · poor | Protected cycle lanes |
| 12 | Cona | 7 · poor | Services on foot |
| 13 | Contrapò | 6 · poor | Services on foot |
What it does not consider
The ranking does not account for rents and house prices, noise, safety, or distance from university or work. Use it to decide where to look, then check the individual address.
Other profiles in Ferrara
Areas are named after OpenStreetMap neighbourhoods and have approximate boundaries: each hexagon goes to the nearest name. Values are residents' medians. Data updated on 2026-11-03. Method and sources