2h 40m, Direct
05:45
FlorenceFirenze Santa Maria Novella
08:25
RomeRoma Termini
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First train
05:45
Last train
22:14
Travel duration
2h 2m
Daily departures
72
Departure station
Florence
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direct
Arrival station
Rome
Ticket price
from $15
Fastest trip
1h 16m
Longest trip
5h 7m
Trains to Florence
Inbound trains reach Florence mainly at Firenze Santa Maria Novella, with some services also stopping at Firenze Campo di Marte or Firenze Rifredi. Frecciarossa and Italo services arrive from Rome in around 1h30m and from Bologna in about 37m. Trains from Milan reach Florence in roughly 1h55m, while services from Venice arrive in around 2h05m. High-speed trains from Naples take about 2h50m. Regional trains from Pisa arrive in about 1h, and services from Arezzo typically reach Florence in around 1h.
Visiting Florence
Florence is one of central Italy's key rail hubs, positioned on the national high-speed corridor between Rome, Bologna, Milan, and Venice. The city has several passenger stations, with Firenze Santa Maria Novella as the main train station for most long-distance and regional services. Trenitalia and Italo both serve Florence, giving travelers a choice of high-speed train tickets on major Italian routes.
Trains from Florence include Frecciarossa high-speed services, Italo high-speed trains, Trenitalia Intercity services, and Regionale trains across Tuscany. Firenze Santa Maria Novella handles most city-center departures, while Firenze Campo di Marte and Firenze Rifredi support selected long-distance, regional, and north-south services around the city.
Rail routes from Florence run south toward Rome and Naples, north through Bologna toward Milan and Turin, northeast toward Venice, and west across Tuscany toward Pisa, Livorno, and La Spezia. Regional trains to Florence also link the city with Siena, Arezzo, Lucca, and Prato. Book trains from and to Florence online at Rail Monsters.
Popular routes from Florence
From Firenze Santa Maria Novella, Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo high-speed trains run south toward Rome and Naples and north through Bologna toward Milan, Turin, and Venice. These services place Florence on the central section of Italy's main high-speed network, with frequent departures across the day.
Regional and Intercity services broaden the Florence rail map across Tuscany and nearby regions. Trenitalia Regionale trains run west toward Pisa, Lucca, Livorno, and La Spezia, southeast toward Arezzo and Chiusi, and south toward Siena. Selected Intercity services use Florence stations for longer conventional routes beyond the high-speed core.
Florence
Florence is the capital of Tuscany and a major Renaissance art center, with the Duomo, Uffizi, and Ponte Vecchio within walking distance of the historic core. Most trains to Rome depart from Firenze Santa Maria Novella, the main central station beside Piazza della Stazione and close to the tram link for Florence Airport.
2h 2m
Rome
Rome is Italy's capital, combining ancient sites, papal landmarks, and dense neighborhoods such as Monti, Testaccio, and Trastevere. Roma Termini is the main arrival station for most Florence trains, with Metro lines A and B, local buses, airport trains, and taxis outside the station complex.
Destinations from Florence
Service types from Florence rail stations
Daytime high-speed services: Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo from Firenze Santa Maria Novella toward Rome, Naples, Bologna, Milan, Turin, and Venice. Intercity services: Trenitalia Intercity trains serve selected longer-distance conventional routes through Florence. Regional services: Trenitalia Regionale links Florence with Pisa, Lucca, Livorno, Siena, Arezzo, Prato, and La Spezia. Airport connections: Florence Airport has no direct heavy-rail station, so rail passengers use Firenze Santa Maria Novella for the city rail network and continue by local airport transport.
Travel from Florence to Rome by high-speed train and visit the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, and Trastevere.
Frequency
72 times per day
Florence
Italy
2h 2m
Rome
Italy
Travel from Florence to Venice by high-speed train and visit St Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal.
Frequency
16 times per day
Florence
Italy
2h 22m
Venice
Italy
Travel from Florence to Milan by high-speed train for the Duomo, Brera, Sforza Castle, and the Navigli canals.
Frequency
28 times per day
Florence
Italy
2h 6m
Milan
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Bologna by high-speed train and visit the Piazza Maggiore or explore the historic university buildings and culinary markets.
Frequency
54 times per day
Florence
Italy
50m
Bologna
Italy
Travel from Florence to Naples by high-speed train for the Historic Centre, Spaccanapoli, and access to Pompeii or Vesuvius.
Frequency
29 times per day
Florence
Italy
3h 25m
Naples
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Genova by Frecciarossa or Intercity and visit the Aquarium of Genoa or explore the historic narrow alleys of the Caruggi.
Frequency
3 times per day
Florence
Italy
3h 1m
Genova
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Parma by train to see the Duomo di Parma or taste authentic Parmigiano Reggiano and Prosciutto in the city center.
Frequency
4 times per day
Florence
Italy
2h 4m
Parma
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Bari by train and discover the stunning architecture of the Basilica di San Nicola or relax on the beautiful beaches of Pane e Pomodoro.
Frequency
1 times per day
Florence
Italy
6h 10m
Bari
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Verona by train and discover the stunning Juliet's House or marvel at the magnificent Arena di Verona.
Frequency
7 times per day
Florence
Italy
1h 32m
Verona
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Modena by high-speed train to visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum or explore the UNESCO-listed Romanesque Cathedral and Ghirlandina.
Frequency
5 times per day
Florence
Italy
1h 28m
Modena
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Udine by high-speed train to explore the Friulian architectural heritage of Loggia del Lionello or the Castle of Udine.
Frequency
2 times per day
Florence
Italy
4h 50m
Udine
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Reggio Emilia by train and enjoy the stunning artwork at the Palazzo Masdoni or indulge in local delicacies at the bustling Mercato Albinelli.
Frequency
4 times per day
Florence
Italy
1h 47m
Reggio Emilia
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Torino by train and admire the stunning Mole Antonelliana or savor delicious chocolates in the city's historic cafes.
Frequency
11 times per day
Florence
Italy
3h 12m
Torino
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Brescia by train and discover the stunning medieval architecture of Brescia's Castello or indulge in local delicacies at the renowned Mille Miglia Museum.
Frequency
2 times per day
Florence
Italy
2h 24m
Brescia
Italy
Travel from Firenze to Salerno by high-speed train and visit the Arechi Castle or explore the nearby archeological site of Paestum.
Frequency
14 times per day
Florence
Italy
4h 15m
Salerno
Italy
Florence Major Train Stations
Florence has three main rail stations used by intercity travelers. Firenze Santa Maria Novella is the central station and primary stop for Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Italo, Intercity, and Regionale services in most directions. Firenze Campo di Marte sits east of the center and handles selected long-distance trains plus regional services on the Arezzo and Rome side of the network. Firenze Rifredi is north of the center and serves regional trains plus some services on the Bologna and Prato corridors. Transfers between Florence stations are usually made by regional rail services or local city transport. Use the station cards below to view individual station details.
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