Travel by train from Varese to Rome from 36,50€

We recommend visiting the beautiful city of Varese, located in Lombardy, and doing so comfortably on board the Italo train. Here we suggest what to visit, what to eat, and what to do during your visit. Firstly, it's worth visiting the gorgeous Garden City, so called for its lush nature and the numerous parks and gardens present. A must-see is the Sacred Mountain of Varese, which is part of UNESCO's World Heritage List and houses fourteen highly decorated chapels and shrines from the early decades of the seventeenth century. The city of Varese also offers plenty of cultural attractions, including a visit to the Estense Palace and Gardens, which even today remains one of the symbols of the city. You can admire the luxurious interiors and the park, which hosts cultural events and exhibitions. Furthermore, Varese boasts the prestigious Baroque Museum, located inside Villa Mirabello's complex, with a collection of paintings, sculptures, and furnishings that span from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. You can't leave Varese without experiencing its cuisine. It's famous for its meat dishes and excellent cheeses like gorgonzola. We recommend stopping at a trattoria to taste some typical dishes, such as polenta taragna, brasato alla Varesina or mushrooms sautéed with garlic and parsley. Lastly, if you're a lover of sports and nature, Varese is the perfect city for you. You can enjoy relaxing walks along the shores of Lake Varese or in the Regional Park of Campo dei Fiori, where you will find numerous outdoor activities such as trekking, Nordic walking or mountain bike excursions. Do not miss the opportunity to visit this magnificent city, and book your Italo ticket to Varese right now!

Discover Rome, the eternal city and UNESCO world heritage site. With its historical landmarks and breathtaking architecture, Rome is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. Italo offers you the perfect solution to visit the city with comfort and convenience. Among the must-see stops for a weekend in Rome are the Colosseum, symbol of the splendor of the Roman Empire, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, and the Pantheon, which is free to visit. If you are a lover of art, don't miss the National Galleries of Ancient Art and the Borghese Gallery. For a breathtaking view of the city, head to Gianicolo Hill. But Rome is also a unique gastronomic experience in the world. Perfect for savoring local flavors are typical dishes like carbonara pasta or cacio e pepe. Don't miss the best restaurants in the Testaccio district or the Jewish quarter of the Ghetto. For shopping, Rome offers many options: a small and elegant area around the Spanish Steps, Via dei Condotti and Via del Babuino or the open-air shopping center of Via del Corso. In the city, there are events for every season: during Christmas and New Year, the city is lit up with fantastic lights, while December 8 is the opening of the extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy wanted by Pope Francis. Don't miss the opportunity to see Rome with Italo. High-speed trains connecting the main Italian cities make the journey comfortable and fast. Be smart, buy your Italo ticket and start exploring Rome right away.