Milan to Rome bus

Buses from Milan to Rome

If travelers need to make the journey from Milan to Rome bus tickets could be the ideal solution. The two Italian cities are connected by regular services, with 2-3 options every day of the week. Journey times will be between 7 hours 30 minutes and 8 hours 40 minutes.

Which bus companies travel from Milan to Rome?

When booking a Milan to Rome bus, travelers can choose between a range of companies. Eurolines, Caputo Bus, and Marino Bus all cover the route, with Marino Bus offering the widest range of departure times.

How long is the bus from Milan to Rome?

Taking a Milan to Rome bus though it may take longer compared to flights or trains, offers travelers a chance to enjoy the scenery along the route from Milan to Rome. Bus journeys will take between 7 hours 30 minutes and 8 hours 40 minutes, with no changes required at any stage.

How many buses are there from Milan to Rome?

Buses leave Milan for Rome every day, all year-round. Travelers can expect a choice of 2-3 direct buses on any day of the week, including plenty of overnight departures, which arrive in Rome around breakfast time.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Milan to Rome?

Departure Bus Station: Buses from Milan to Rome will leave from the city's Autostazione Lampugnano. Lampugnano can be found in north-west Milan, around 2 miles from the city center, so leave some time for transfers when catching coaches. Getting to the bus station should be relatively easy. The best option is to take the Metro to Lampugnano (which is on Line 1). Anticipate a journey time of 15-20 minutes from most central locations. Those coming from Malpensa Airport can take the XP1 train to Cadorna, the Metro Line 1 to Lampugnano, and the transfer should take around 40 minutes.

Arrival Bus Station: When taking a Milan to Rome bus, services should arrive at Rome's Tiburtina Bus Station - the Italian capital's primary coach transportation hub. Getting into town after that won't be tough, as Tiburtina has excellent onward connections. One option is to head to Tiburtina Station and catch trains to Termini. However, it's probably more sensible to head to Bologna Metro station, and use the subway to reach central locations. Trains from Bologna run directly to the historic center, and travelers can easily change to catch services to the Vatican if required. Expect transfer times of 15-20 minutes.