Verona to Rome train with Italo

Trains from Verona to Rome

Italy's high-speed rail network means that business travelers or vacationers planning a trip to the capital from northern Italy can take direct trains to Rome from Verona in around 3 hours. Two rail operators provide direct daily connections between the historic northern city and the Italian capital seven days a week. Departure times include early morning, afternoon and mid-evening trains, with overnight connections also available at weekends.

Which train companies travel from Verona to Rome?

The Italian state operator Trenitalia has daily direct high-speed services to Rome from Verona, using its Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains, and also provides a slower overnight service two days a week. Private company Italo provides additional high-speed daily connections on this route from Verona.

How long is the train from Verona to Rome?

Some Italo high-speed services manage the 280-mile route south to Rome from Verona in 2 hours and 56 minutes, the fastest option for this journey. The majority of high-speed connections take 5 to 15 minutes longer to reach Rome Termini from Verona. The overnight trains on this route take 6 hours and 24 minutes to reach Rome.

How many trains are there from Verona to Rome?

The Trenitalia and Italo schedules offer 11-12 daily services between Verona and Rome. Departures begin in the early morning and there are connections roughly every hour throughout the day until the final train leaves Verona in mid-evening. On Saturday and Sunday nights, Trenitalia provides an additional overnight service, departing just before midnight and arriving in Rome in the early morning.

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

Departure train station: Services depart from Verona Porta Nuova. Situated about a mile south of the center of Verona, Porta Nuova Station is served by frequent local buses which take around 10 minutes for the trip from downtown. Passenger facilities at the station include a coffee bar, snack restaurant, luggage storage lockers, and a taxi stand.

Arrival train station: All services arrive at Rome Termini. Termini station is located in the center of Rome, close to historic sites, with public transport connections on local buses and Metro lines A and B. The station concourse includes a designer shopping gallery, specialist gift stores, cafes and restaurants, and luggage storage facilities.