Rome to Florence train with Italo

Trains from Rome to Florence

Most Rome-Florence trains operate on high-speed lines, which reduces travel times between the two cities as much as possible. Currently, the shortest routes last just over 1 hour and have numerous services on board to offer a more comfortable and enjoyable travel experience. All Roma Florencia trains are direct and depart from the first hour of the morning until dusk with a frequency of between 5 and 20 minutes.

What trains go from Rome to Florence?

This route is covered daily by high-speed trains Frecciabianca, Italo and Frecciarossa, as well as by regional trains Regionale Veloce and their long-distance counterparts Frecciabianca, Intercity and Intercitynotte. The Intercitynotte fleet operates only at night. All Roma Termini trains in Florence are managed by the Italian companies Trenitalia and NTV.

How long is the train from Rome to Florence?

Frecciargento and Frecciarossa are in charge of the shortest journeys on Roma Termini Florencia trains: their fleet operates at speeds of over 250 km/h and covers this route in 1 hour and 15 minutes. The routes on board Regionale Veloce and Intercitity trains last between 2 hours and 56 minutes and 3 hours and 50 minutes.

How many trains are there from Rome to Florence?

Monday to Friday more than 100 trains a day cover the 270 km distance between Rome and Florence. Its output frequency is up to 8 times per hour throughout the day. On Saturdays and Sundays the number of connections is reduced to 96 and 70 daily links, respectively.

Where do trains from Rome to Florence depart from and arrive at?

Rome Station-Termini: is located in the historic centre of the Eternal City, a short distance from St. Peter's Basilica, the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum. Rome's metro lines A and B connect its terminal with other urban areas. Inside the station there are travel agencies, bank branches, car rental counters, medical services and free access to wifi.

Florence Station-Santa Maria Novella: located in the centre of Florence, communicates with other strategic points of the city by means of urban tram lines T2 and T1.3. Its enclosure houses a supermarket, restaurants, cafeterias, slogans, ATMs, take-away shops and free wifi connection.