Venice to Rome train with Frecciarossa

Trains from Venice to Rome

The journey from Venice to Rome by train is simple, thanks to fast train services that regularly run between the two cities. Travellers wishing to catch trains from Venice to Rome can depart from one of Venice’s two major railway stations and reach Rome within 3.5 hours. Some services are direct, while others require a change along the way. Trains depart as early as 5.15 a.m. from Venezia Santa Lucia and run almost every hour up until the early evening. Overnight trains and evening trains can take much longer and may require a change with up to an hour of waiting time.

Which train companies go from Venice to Rome?

Italo and Trenitalia operate the trains from Venice to Rome.

How long is the train from Venice to Rome?

Trains from Venice to Rome take can take from 3 hour and 30 minutes with the high-speed train. Or up to 6 hours and 27 minutes on the regular train.

Are trains from Venice to Rome direct?

All train services are direct from Venice to Rome.

How can I save money on train tickets from Venice to Rome?

Fares stay fairly similar, however, it is worth booking in advance, as prices fluctuate the closer it gets to the date of departure.

When are the first and last trains of the day from Venice to Rome?

The first direct train from Venice to Rome is at 5:37 a.m and the last direct train from Venice to Rome leaves at 19:25 p.m.

Where do trains from Venice to Rome depart from and arrive to?

Where do trains depart from? Trains from Venice to Rome with Trenitalia depart from Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia, the only main railway station on the Venetian peninsula. On the Venetian mainland, Trenitalia also serves Stazione di Venezia-Mestre, where all Italo trains depart from.

Where do trains arrive? Trains from Venice to Rome will arrive at Roma Termini, the main train station in Italy’s capital. Roma Termini station is well connected with the rest of the city with Metro Line B and A allowing travellers to reach their destination in a timely manner. There are also numerous city buses which depart from Roma Termini and there are taxis waiting outside.