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From Milan to Rome
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Train is the fastest connection between Milan and Rome.
Journey details
Want to know more about your journey? Following you'll find the frequently asked questions by our customers and some tips for your journey.
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The direct distance between Milan and Rome is 478 km but the high speed trains travel along the 567 Km of track that connects the two cities, reaching maximum speeds of 300 Km/h per hour.
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It generally takes Italo trains 3 hours and 10 minutes to get to Rome from Milan though this depends on the date, time and day of the week. Check out train times to plan your trip.
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Every day, Italo has 64 trains scheduled to depart from Milan to Rome and from Rome to Milan. You can find the schedule that is most convenient for you anytime, from the early morning until late in the evening. Check out train times to plan your trip.
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Ticket prices for Italo trains from Milan to Rome start around 29,90 €. If you buy your ticket in advance, the price will be low - with Italo you can take advantage of great deals and discounts. See what deals are waiting for you on our train ticket offers page.
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If you’re looking for the destination of your next day trip, with Italo you can take advantage of the round trip deal. The deal lets you change the date and time of your ticket as many times as you want, up to three gdays before it is scheduled to leave and offers great savings when it comes to the cost of travel. With this deal you can even travel to Rome for the day to do some shopping before heading back to Milan.
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The fastest way to Milanfrom Rome is by Italo’s direct high-speed train, which doesn’t make stops at any other stations along the route. The non-stop Milan-Rome train, which takes roughly 3 hours and 10 minutes to make the distance between Milan and Rome
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Smart journey ambience
Affordable, comfortable, convenient. Travelling in a Smart ambience means enjoying in a smart travelling experience combining self-service and comfort.
Vibrant with colours, this journey ambience provides services such as reclining Frau leather seats, footrests, individual power sockets and independent tables. A high number of seats is available in our 7 Smart coaches, all with free Wi-Fi connection.
Snack Area, with vending machines for some affordable espresso coffee, cold drinks and snacks.
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Reclining leather seats
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Maximum relax, unique service.
Avoid queues and pass through checkpoints with ease thanks to a dedicated access to your train with the new Fast Track service.
Our onboard staff is ready to welcome you with a selection of sweets, snacks, warm drinks and cold beverages.
Our reclining Frau leather seats are equipped with soft individual armrests, and they ensure a wide personal space and freedom of movement. And if you select the single-seat option, your trip can be even more comfortable. When you need to stretch your legs, the Break Area is equipped with vending machines with espresso coffee, cold drinks and snacks.
Also, a number of small utilities is available for each passenger: a power socket, a reading light control, a glove compartment placed between double seats. Plus, a free Wi-Fi connection is always available.
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Travel in our most exclusive ambience and relax in comfort and privacy whilst enjoying unrivalled entertainment:
- Complimentary entry to Lounge Italo Club, where waiting for a train becomes a pleasure, not a bore.
(Available in those stations containing Lounge Italo Club)
- Dedicated access to your train with the new Fast Track service
- Extra-wide armchairs for maximum comfort.
- Dedicated catering including expresso coffee and a mouthwatering selection of Italian sandwiches, bakery products and drinks.
- Every seat includes a 9” personal screen so you can enjoy the great selection of complimentary onboard entertainment available on our Italo portal, or browse the Internet in total comfort. Service available on the AGV train.
- A generous choice of Italy’s favourite newspapers and magazines to read at your leisure as you travel.
Milan - Rome connections
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Milan to Rome train stops
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MINI GUIDE: WHAT TO VISIT IN ROME
With its immense beauty, Rome is one of the most visited cities in the world. During your weekend trip to Rome, make sure to see destinations like the Imperial Forums and the Colosseum, a glimpse into the glorious Roman era, and St. Peter and the Vatican Museums, not to mention the Pantheon monument, which you can visit for free, and finally, the Trevi Fountain, newly restored thanks to the investments of the historic Italian fashion house Fendi.
To take in the breathtaking panorama of the rooftops of Rome, go up to the Janiculum hill; to mix in with the true Romans head to Testaccio; to find the secret jewels, our advice is to look for the Coppedè district or the Orange Garden; while in the evening, get lost among the alleys of Monti and the taverns of Trastevere.
But Rome is also shopping. Around Piazza di Spagna there are some of the most beautiful streets in the world, such as via Condotti and via del Babuino, where you can purchase luxury “Made in Italy” items from fashion houses like Armani, Dolce and Gabbana and Prada. Via del Corso, on the other hand, is home to international chains and true open-air shopping centre, which extends from Piazza Venezia to Piazzale Flaminio. We absolutely recommend visiting on during a Christmas or New Year's weekend to take in the installations and lights, which decorate the city centre and outshining the rest of the world.
Deciding where to eat in Rome is only a matter of choice: an excellent cacio e pepe or amatriciana will make you take a dip in the most enjoyable cuisine of Lazio. For authentic Jewish cuisine, check out the Ghetto, for the trendiest and youngest places, and inexpensive trattorias, head to the districts of Pigneto and San Lorenzo, or the new area between Garbatella and Ostiense, which offer everything from Castelli wine to good sushi Japanese.
The capital is also a city of great events: don’t miss the opening of the extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy put on by Pope Francis on December 8th and get to Rome by train to attend the papal audiences.
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