Florence to Bergamo train with Italo

Trains from Florence to Bergamo

Travelers planning a rail trip north from Tuscany to the historic city of Bergamo can use direct trains on the Italian high-speed network. Daily schedules offer two to three direct connections with a journey time of just over three hours. Options include morning and evening departures to the city in Lombardy. In addition, there are frequent daily indirect connections to Bergamo requiring one change en route .

Which train companies travel from Florence to Bergamo?

Italy's state rail operator Trenitalia provides daily direct services from Florence Campo Di Marte station to Bergamo using the Frecciargento and Frecciarossa expresses. Private rail company Italo also has daily direct connections on the high-speed route, departing from Florence Santa Maria Novella station. Trenitalia's indirect services require a change at Milan.

How long is the train from Florence to Bergamo?

The fastest option on the 180-mile route north to Bergamo is an indirect service, a Trenitalia Frecciarossa connection with a change at Milan Centrale, taking two hours and 53 minutes. The Italo evening departure is the quickest direct train, taking three hours, while Trenitalia's direct connections take 7 to 17 minutes longer to complete the trip .

How many trains are there from Florence to Bergamo?

There are three direct trains between Florence stations and Bergamo from Tuesday to Sunday, and two on Mondays. Departures include late morning and mid-evening services. The daily timetable also includes regular indirect connections requiring a change at Milan, with departures from early morning roughly every hour until late evening.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Florence to Bergamo?

Departure train station: Passengers will depart from either Florence Campo Di Marte or Santa Maria Novella. Trenitalia services depart from Campo Di Marte station, about a mile from the city center, connected by bus lines 12, 13 and 33. Italo services use Santa Maria Novella station, the city's main terminus on the north-west side of the city center, with local buses stopping nearby. Both stations have cafe-bars, gift shops, and taxi stands.

Arrival train station: Bergamo station is situated south-east of the city center, about two miles from the Citta Alta historic quarter, connected by regular shuttle buses. The station facilities include a cafe, luggage storage lockers, and a taxi stand.