Milan to Naples train with Italo

Trains from Milan to Naples

Travel between Italy's fashion capital in the north and the vibrant metropolis of the south has become a lot easier and faster since the arrival of high-speed rail connections. Direct trains from Milan to Naples now take around 4 hours and 30 minutes to complete the long trip south, with frequent daily departures offering plenty of options for vacationers or business travelers. Departure times range from very early in the morning to mid-evening.

Which train companies travel from Milan to Naples?

The Italian state rail company Trenitalia offers a choice of services to Naples from Milan, including its Frecciarossa high-speed expresses and an economical slow stopping train. Private operator Italo also has daily high-speed connections to Naples.

How long is the train from Milan to Naples?

Some Trenitalia Frecciarossa high-speed trains make the 432 mile trip south to Naples in 4 hours and 13 minutes, while most of their connections take 10 to 30 minutes longer. Most Italo high-speed services take 4 hours and 28 minutes to cover the route. The Trenitalia slow stopping services take between eight and nine hours to reach Naples from Milan.

How many trains are there from Milan to Naples?

There are two to four hourly departures from Milan to Naples daily, seven days a week. Timetables begin in the early morning with trains every twenty minutes, and continue throughout the day with trains roughly every 30 minutes until the final departure from Milan in mid-evening. The Sunday schedule is slightly less frequent, with a later first train in the morning.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Milan to Naples?

Departure train station: The stylish modernist Milan Centrale station is located at the northern edge of the city center, with public transport connections on the Milan Metro and city buses. The station has a boutique shopping gallery, luggage storage service, numerous cafes, restaurants, and gourmet food stores.

Arrival train station: Located in the heart of the city, Naples Centrale station is served by Metro line 2 and Circumvesuviana local trains departing from the underground platforms at Piazza Garibaldi. Passenger facilities include left luggage lockers, gift shops, a pizzeria and fast food restaurants, car rental desks and taxi stands.