Rome to Verona train with Italo

Trains from Rome to Verona

For business travel or a vacation getaway, direct trains from Rome to Verona offer the fastest option for travel between the capital and the historic northern city. Two companies offer direct daily services seven days a week on the high-speed network, with journey times of under three hours for the fastest connections. Departure times range from early morning to mid-evening, with overnight services also available at weekends.

Which train companies travel from Rome to Verona?

Italy's national rail operator Trenitalia provides direct services to Verona from Rome on its high-speed Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains, in addition to the overnight service twice a week. Private company Italo also offers direct high-speed connections on this route from the capital.

How long is the train from Rome to Verona?

Trenitalia's Frecciarossa and Frecciargento express services offer the fastest journey times on the 280-mile route north from Rome to Verona, taking two hours and 52 minutes to cover the trip on the high-speed line. Italo's high-speed services take a little longer, getting to Verona in three hours and eight minutes. The overnight services from Rome take six hours and 30 minutes to reach Verona.

How many trains are there from Rome to Verona?

From Monday to Saturday there are 12 trains daily between Rome and Verona, with 11 on Sundays. The daily schedule begins with an early morning departure and continues with trains roughly every hour throughout the day until mid-evening. On Fridays and Saturdays, there is an additional overnight service, leaving Rome Termini around 11:00 p.m.

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

Departure train station: Rome Termini station is located in the heart of Rome city center, with public transport links provided by local bus routes and Metro trains on lines A and B. Passenger facilities on the station concourse include a shopping mall with designer stores, international restaurants, cafes, book stands, and luggage storage lockers.

Arrival train station: Verona Porta Nuova Station is about a mile south of the historic city center, connected by local buses taking around 10 minutes for the trip, with airport shuttles also available from adjacent stops. Passenger facilities include a cafe-bar, luggage storage lockers, and a taxi stand.