Naples to Rome train with Regionale

Trains from Naples to Rome: Journey Details

The Naples to Rome train route is run by both Italo and Trenitalia meaning there are lots of options to take each day. Trains from Naples to Rome run between 4:00 a.m. and around 9:45 p.m every day of the week. There are almost 60 trains per day, departing every 15-30 minutes. Depending on the final destination, the journey takes between one and three hours. With such a regular service makes getting the train from Naples to Rome one of the easiest ways to get between two of Italy's most popular cities.

Departing and Arrival information for the Naples to Rome train

Departing Information: Naples main station is Napoli Centrale and is conveniently located right in the heart of the city. Travelling to the station takes less than 20 minutes by bus, the metro or funicular and it is within walking distance of many city hotels. Public transport services stop for the night at around 10:00 p.m, with taxis the only remaining option.

Arrival Information: Rome is known for its architecture and history dating back almost 3000 years. Alongside the ancient culture, modern Rome is also a fashion and food capital of the world. Most trains from Naples arrive into Roma Termini or Roma Tiburtina but some do arrive into Roma Ostiense. All three stations are located in the Rome's city centre, and are within 8 kilometres of each other. They are all linked by train and Metro. As the stations are very central, they are just minutes away from city hotels via public transport or taxi. Public transport is available 24 hours a day, buses and the metro run until around midnight and then night buses are in service until 5:30 a.m.