4h 22m, Direct
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RomeRoma Termini
09:52
FlorenceFirenze Santa Maria Novella
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First train
04:00
Last train
22:35
Travel duration
2h 1m
Daily departures
78
Departure station
Rome
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direct
Arrival station
Florence
Ticket price
from $11
Fastest trip
1h 19m
Longest trip
4h 59m
Trains to Rome
Inbound trains reach Rome mainly at Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina, with regional and airport services also arriving at Roma Ostiense and Roma Trastevere. High-speed trains from Florence arrive in around 1h30m, while services from Naples reach Rome in about 1h10m. Trains from Bologna arrive in roughly 2h, and Milan services reach Rome in around 3h to 3h15m. From Venice, high-speed trains arrive in about 3h45m to 4h. Southbound Adriatic services from Bari reach Rome in roughly 4h, and regional or intercity trains from Civitavecchia arrive in about 45m to 1h20m depending on the service.
Visiting Rome
Rome is Italy's main central rail hub, positioned where the north-south high-speed axis meets intercity and regional lines across Lazio and central Italy. The city has several important passenger stations, led by Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina. Trenitalia and Italo operate the primary long-distance services, making trains to Rome a core part of the national rail network.
Services from Rome include Frecciarossa high-speed trains, Italo high-speed trains, Trenitalia Intercity services, Regionale trains across Lazio, and dedicated airport rail to Fiumicino Airport. Roma Termini is the main train station for long-distance and airport services, while Roma Tiburtina handles many high-speed and intercity trains on through routes that avoid reversing at Termini.
Trains from Rome run north toward Florence, Bologna, Milan, and Venice, south toward Naples, Salerno, Bari, and Calabria, and west toward Civitavecchia for coastal rail travel. Regional trains also link Rome with Viterbo, Latina, Frosinone, and other Lazio cities. Book trains from and to Rome online at Rail Monsters.
Popular routes from Rome
From Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina, high-speed services run north through Florence and Bologna toward Milan, Turin, Verona, and Venice. Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo operate the main high-speed corridors, with Roma Tiburtina often used by through services and Roma Termini serving many terminal departures.
Southbound trains from Rome run toward Naples, Salerno, Calabria, and Sicily, while Adriatic services link the capital with Bari and other cities in southern Italy. Trenitalia Intercity trains cover longer conventional routes, and Regionale services connect Rome with Lazio destinations such as Civitavecchia, Viterbo, Frosinone, Latina, and Orte. Airport rail runs from central Rome to Fiumicino Aeroporto.
Rome
Rome is Italy's capital, with ancient sites such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon spread across the historic center. The main departure point is Roma Termini, the city's largest rail station, with metro lines A and B, airport trains, and some high-speed services also using Roma Tiburtina.
2h 1m
Florence
Florence is the main city of Tuscany and a center of Renaissance art, with the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, and Palazzo Vecchio within walking distance of the center. Firenze Santa Maria Novella is the main arrival station, located just northwest of the historic core and close to tram, bus, and taxi connections.
Destinations from Rome
Service types from Rome rail stations
Daytime high-speed services: Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo from Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina to Florence, Bologna, Milan, Turin, Venice, Naples, and Salerno. Intercity services: Trenitalia Intercity trains from Rome toward the Adriatic coast, Calabria, Sicily connections, and other long-distance conventional routes. Regional services: Trenitalia Regionale trains from Roma Termini, Roma Tiburtina, Roma Ostiense, and Roma Trastevere across Lazio, including Civitavecchia, Viterbo, Frosinone, Latina, and Orte. Airport services: Leonardo Express and FL1 regional trains connect Rome stations with Fiumicino Aeroporto.
Travel from Rome to Florence by high-speed train for the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, and Santa Croce.
Frequency
78 times per day
Rome
Italy
2h 1m
Florence
Italy
Travel from Rome to Milan by high-speed train and visit the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and Brera.
Frequency
47 times per day
Rome
Italy
3h 59m
Milan
Italy
Travel from Rome to Venice by high-speed train and visit St Mark's Basilica, the Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal.
Frequency
19 times per day
Rome
Italy
4h 26m
Venice
Italy
Travel from Rome to Naples by high-speed train and visit Spaccanapoli, the National Archaeological Museum, and the waterfront.
Frequency
89 times per day
Rome
Italy
1h 37m
Naples
Italy
Travel from Rome to Bari by train and visit Bari Vecchia, the Basilica di San Nicola, and the seafront Lungomare.
Frequency
7 times per day
Rome
Italy
4h 45m
Bari
Italy
Travel from Roma to Bologna by high-speed train and explore the historic Piazza Maggiore or climb the medieval Two Towers in the heart of Emilia-Romagna.
Frequency
63 times per day
Rome
Italy
2h 44m
Bologna
Italy
Travel from Roma to Genova by Frecciarossa and explore the historic Porto Antico or the narrow caruggi alleys in the largest medieval center in Europe.
Frequency
9 times per day
Rome
Italy
5h 25m
Genova
Italy
Travel from Roma to Torino by high-speed train and visit the Mole Antonelliana or explore the Royal Palace of Turin and Egyptian Museum.
Frequency
17 times per day
Rome
Italy
5h 53m
Torino
Italy
Travel from Roma to Pescara by train and visit the birth house of Gabriele D'Annunzio or enjoy the sandy beaches along the Adriatic Sea.
Frequency
4 times per day
Rome
Italy
3h 30m
Pescara
Italy
Travel from Roma to Reggio Emilia by high-speed train and visit the Collezione Maramotti or explore the contemporary architecture of the Mediopadana.
Frequency
3 times per day
Rome
Italy
4h 21m
Reggio Emilia
Italy
Travel from Roma to Salerno by high-speed train and explore the Duomo di Salerno or use the city as a base for the Amalfi Coast and Paestum ruins.
Frequency
28 times per day
Rome
Italy
2h 29m
Salerno
Italy
Travel from Roma to Foggia by train and discover the stunning architecture of the Foggia Cathedral or enjoy the local cuisine at Piazza Cavour.
Frequency
8 times per day
Rome
Italy
3h 29m
Foggia
Italy
Travel from Roma to Ancona by train and discover the stunning beaches of Conero Riviera or visit the historic Ancona Cathedral.
Frequency
7 times per day
Rome
Italy
4h 0m
Ancona
Italy
Travel from Roma to Verona by train and experience the stunning Arena di Verona or take a stroll through the picturesque Piazza delle Erbe.
Frequency
9 times per day
Rome
Italy
3h 24m
Verona
Italy
Travel from Roma to Padova by high-speed train and discover the stunning Scrovegni Chapel or take a leisurely stroll through the historic Prato della Valle.
Frequency
19 times per day
Rome
Italy
3h 54m
Padova
Italy
Rome Major Train Stations
Rome has several major rail stations with different roles. Roma Termini is the main terminal for Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Intercity, Regionale, Italo, and Leonardo Express airport trains. Roma Tiburtina is a major through station for high-speed and intercity services running northbound and southbound across Italy. Roma Ostiense serves regional trains, some long-distance services, and FL1 airport-line trains. Roma Trastevere is mainly a regional station for Lazio routes and FL1 airport services. Roma San Pietro handles regional trains on lines toward the Vatican area and the coast. Travelers may need to transfer between Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina depending on the operator and route. Use the station cards below to view individual station details.
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