Rome to Naples train with Frecciarossa

Trains from Rome to Naples

Trains from Rome to Naples start at 5:00 a.m. The last train for Naples leaves Rome at 10:55 p.m. The journey time is from 55 minutes to 3 hours 9 minutes. There are at least four trains an hour during most of the day. Non-direct trains involve a change at Caserta. Italo and Trenitalia operate the trains between Rome and Naples.

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

Departure Station: Trains for Naples leave from Rome's Termini Station. This is situated on Viale Enrico de Nicola. The best way to reach the station is to take the metro to Termini station.

Arrival Station: Trains from Rome arrive at Napoli Centrale Station. This is located on Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi. The best way to reach the station is by metro to Napoli Piazza Garibaldi Metro Station, which located below Centrale Station.

Taking the Train from Rome

Roma Termini Train Station is in the centre of Rome, located on the Piazza di Cinquecento. The station is within walking distance of Rome's main tourist attractions. Metro Line B runs through the station, as well as the Leonardo Express Train to Leonardo da Vinci Airport. ATAC Azienda Tramvie operates buses across the city and out to surrounding villages and regions. Rome is well served by night buses, with over 20 routes and taxi ranks can be found outside the main entrance of Roma Termini.

Getting into Naples by Train

Naples is Italy's third city and is located on the beautiful Amalfi coastline. Its historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of beautiful palaces, castles and museums specialising in archaeology. This lively city has an al-fresco culture of pizza, pasta and coffee and is often reputed to be the home of Italy's best pizzas.

Napoli Centrale Station is a fairly modern building located in Giuseppe Garibaldi Square, conveniently located for the city's attractions. Local trains can be taken from here along the coast to Pompeii and Sorrento. The official airport bus, Alibus, as well as local buses, run to Naples Capodichino Airport. The city is compact enough to explore on foot but local transport within the city is well covered by Line 2 of the Metro, buses, trams and cable cars. Taxis are available at the station.