Trains to Rome
170 origins, priced from the same engine that serves the search page.
170 places connect to Rome by Trains, across 7 countries, run by 5 operators. The cheapest arrival costs €20.69. Origins run from 50 km away to 1,184 km, with a median of 368 km.
Arriving in Rome
Priced from the same engine that answers the search box, on the next three weeks of departures.
| Route | From | Fastest | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perugia to Rome train | €20.69 | 1h 53m | 136 km |
| Naples to Rome train | €26.74 | 2h 7m | 187 km |
| Florence to Rome train | €27.84 | 2h 25m | 234 km |
| Rimini to Rome train | €30.04 | 2h 32m | 241 km |
| Forlì to Rome train | €34.44 | 2h 50m | 262 km |
| Bologna to Rome train | €34.99 | 2h 54m | 305 km |
| Livorno to Rome train | €36.09 | 2h 43m | 256 km |
| Prato to Rome train | €36.09 | 2h 45m | 249 km |
| Modena to Rome train | €41.59 | 3h 23m | 332 km |
| Reggio Emilia to Rome train | €43.79 | 3h 29m | 347 km |
| Mestre to Rome train | €45.44 | 3h 29m | 401 km |
| Genoa to Rome train | €45.44 | 3h 35m | 402 km |
| Ferrara to Rome train | €46.54 | 3h 24m | 335 km |
| Verona to Rome train | €46.54 | 3h 34m | 413 km |
| Parma to Rome train | €46.54 | 3h 43m | 368 km |
| Cagliari to Rome train | €47.09 | 3h 36m | 412 km |
| Padua to Rome train | €50.94 | 3h 51m | 394 km |
| Milan to Rome train | €54.24 | 4h 2m | 479 km |
| Turin to Rome train | €54.79 | 4h 19m | 526 km |
| Brescia to Rome train | €56.99 | 4h 27m | 445 km |
| Quarto Oggiaro to Rome train | €63.04 | 4h 32m | 485 km |
| Marseille to Rome train | €67.99 | 4h 50m | 604 km |
| Munich to Rome train | €78.44 | 5h 30m | 698 km |
| Barcelona to Rome train | €96.04 | 6h 34m | 862 km |
| Stuttgart to Rome train | €105.94 | 6h 11m | 809 km |
| Frankfurt am Main to Rome train | €107.59 | 7h 14m | 961 km |
| Cologne to Rome train | €120.24 | 8h 9m | 1,091 km |
| Paris to Rome train | €122.44 | 8h 18m | 1,107 km |
| Düsseldorf to Rome train | €124.09 | 8h 19m | 1,125 km |
| Brussels to Rome train | €130.14 | 8h 48m | 1,175 km |
| Berlin to Rome train | €130.69 | 8h 41m | 1,184 km |
| Zaragoza to Rome train | €130.69 | 8h 41m | 1,109 km |
- 170Places you can arrive from
- 170Places you can leave for
- 7Countries
- 5Operators
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How far people travel to get here
Every origin we sell by Trains, grouped by how far it is in a straight line.
| Distance | Routes | Share | Nearest of them |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 200 km | 46 | 27% | Anzio, 50 km |
| 200 to 600 km | 80 | 47% | Campo di Marte, 233 km |
| 600 to 1,500 km | 44 | 26% | Innsbruck, 604 km |
Which countries you can arrive from
Countries with at least one route into Rome that we sell.
Train operators
Speed, flexibility and what is on board. Nothing here is a rating, because we have not earned one.
Stations, airports and ports in Rome
The stations, airports and ports each mode on this corridor actually uses.
Rome
- Roma Termini
- Ciampino
- Roma Balduina
Leaving Rome
Common questions about Trains to Rome
Where can I travel to Rome by Trains from?
170 places connect to Rome by Trains on our network, across 7 countries. The nearest is 50 km away in a straight line and the furthest 1,184 km. Every one of them is a route we actually sell rather than a connection somebody could construct.
How much does the Trains to Rome cost?
The cheapest Trains fare into Rome is €20.69 for one passenger, across 170 origins over the next three weeks. The median origin is 368 km away in a straight line, which is the distance that fare should be read against.
How long does the Trains to Rome take?
The fastest Trains journey into Rome is 1h 53m door to door. The median origin sits 368 km away in a straight line, so most journeys on this list take considerably longer than the fastest one quoted here.
Which operators run the Trains to Rome?
5 operators run Trains services into Rome on our network: DB Fernverkehr, Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, ÖBB-Personenverkehr, SNCF, Trenitalia. Each has its own fares and its own conditions, and every one of them is a real carrier from the published operator catalogue rather than a name we generated.
Which terminal does the Trains to Rome use?
Trains services into Rome use 3 named terminals, among them Roma Termini, Ciampino, Roma Balduina. The terminal a given service uses is shown on the route page for that journey and again on the ticket, because a city with several is a city where the wrong one costs an hour.
Where these numbers come from
Schedules, seat counts and fares are generated by our own model until the supplier contracts are signed. Places, coordinates, operators, which operator serves which pair, and every distance are real. We would rather say that on every page than let a modelled number pass for a filed one.
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Other ways to reach Rome
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Where to leave your bags in Rome
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