Trains to and from Brescia - Info and Tickets

Inbound trains reach Brescia at Brescia station on the Milan-Verona-Venice corridor. Trains from Milan Centrale arrive in around 35 to 45 minutes, depending on the service. Verona Porta Nuova services reach Brescia in around 35 to 45 minutes. Trains from Venice Santa Lucia arrive in roughly 1h35m to 1h50m, while services from Padua take about 1h10m to 1h25m. From the west, trains from Turin reach Brescia in around 1h45m to 2h15m. Long-distance high-speed services from Rome Termini arrive in roughly 3h30m to 4h.

Brescia sits on one of northern Italy's main east-west rail corridors between Milan, Verona, Padua, and Venice. The city has one principal passenger train station, Brescia, served by Trenitalia, Trenord, and Italo. Its position on the Milan-Venice axis gives Brescia both high-speed and regional rail access across Lombardy and the Veneto. Trains from Brescia include Frecciarossa high-speed services, Italo high-speed services on selected departures, Trenitalia regional and long-distance trains, and Trenord regional services within Lombardy. Brescia station is the main train station for long-distance departures, regional connections toward Lake Garda and Lombardy, and intercity links across northern Italy. Rail routes from Brescia run west toward Milan and Turin, east toward Verona, Padua, and Venice, south toward Cremona and Parma by regional connections, and onward through Bologna and Florence toward Rome and Naples. Train tickets for Brescia cover both reserved high-speed services and regional services used for shorter trips. Book trains from and to Brescia online at Rail Monsters.