Italy
Getting to Rome by train
Trains to Rome arrive at Roma Termini, served by Trenitalia, Frecciarossa, Italo and Intercity. Gopaxo compares every offer in a single search to find you the best price to this city in Italy.
Why visit Rome?
Rome is one of the most searched-for cities in Italy, of which it is the capital. Travellers come for Colosseo, Vaticano and Fontana di Trevi, all reachable on foot or by public transport from the station. The train drops you in the centre — no airport transfer, no check-in queue.
How to get to Rome by train
Direct and connecting services reach Rome. We've detailed the most requested routes below: each page lists the duration, prices from, operators and the departure and arrival stations.
Rome train station
The main station is Roma Termini. Long-distance trains run by Trenitalia, Frecciarossa, Italo and Intercity arrive here, with connections to city transport. Be on the platform 10 to 15 minutes before departure: unlike flying, there is no check-in.
What to see in Rome
The highlights worth planning for:
- Colosseo
- Vaticano
- Fontana di Trevi
Practical info for Rome
The essentials before you go:
- Country: Italy
- Main station: Roma Termini
- Currency: EUR (€)
- Main language: Italian
- Operators: Trenitalia, Frecciarossa, Italo and Intercity
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Plan your stay in Rome
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