Florence to Rome by Train

About This Route

Traveling from Florence to Rome by train takes approximately 93 minutes with Italo, starting from around €21.90. Trains arrive at Roma Termini, Rome’s main railway station and a central hub for onward travel. From Termini, the city centre is easily accessible. The metro lines A and B both run through Termini, connecting you quickly to popular areas such as the Spanish Steps (Metro A, three stops) and the Colosseum (Metro B, two stops). Several bus lines also depart from outside the station, providing options to reach different districts. Walking from Termini to central landmarks typically takes 15-20 minutes, depending on your destination. Taxis are readily available outside the station, with a fixed fare to the airport and metered fares elsewhere. When arriving in Rome, consider purchasing a Roma Pass for public transport discounts and city attractions. Keep your belongings secure, as Termini is busy and can attract pickpockets. Early morning or late evening trains can be less crowded, offering a more comfortable journey. Overall, Roma Termini serves as an efficient and well-connected gateway to the city.

What to Expect on the Journey

Traveling from Florence to Rome aboard an Italo train covers approximately 275 kilometers in just under 1 hour and 33 minutes. Departing from Florence Santa Maria Novella station, the route heads south through the rolling hills of Tuscany, where fields of olive groves and vineyards line the tracks. Passengers witness a transition from rural landscapes to more urbanized settings as the train approaches Lazio. The train passes close to historical towns like Orvieto, perched on volcanic cliffs, visible from the windows on clear days. The journey runs mostly along dedicated high-speed rail lines, allowing smooth, swift travel with minimal stops. Onboard, Italo offers comfortable seating with ample legroom, free Wi-Fi, electrical outlets, and a quiet atmosphere conducive to work or relaxation. Large windows provide views of the changing Italian countryside. The train’s punctuality and frequency make it a convenient choice for those moving between these two major Italian cities.

Route Highlights

How to Get from Florence to Rome

The train offers the fastest and most reliable travel between Florence and Rome, avoiding traffic delays and providing frequent departures.

Station Information

Italo Ticket Classes

How to Book Florence to Rome Tickets

Travel Tips

Luggage & Accessibility

Italo allows passengers to bring two pieces of luggage free of charge, with recommended dimensions up to 85 x 60 x 35 cm. Oversized items must be declared and may be subject to additional fees. Bikes are permitted if folded and stored in a carrying case. Accessibility services include assistance for passengers with reduced mobility, with staff available upon advance request to help with boarding and luggage handling.

Cancellation Policy

When You Arrive in Rome

Upon arrival at Roma Termini, visitors can quickly access Rome’s historic landmarks. The Colosseum is a 15-minute metro ride away on Line B. The Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps are reachable by a short bus or metro trip. For first-hour essentials, consider buying a metro ticket at the station, grabbing a coffee at one of the station cafes, and securing your luggage in the station’s storage if needed. Taxis are readily available outside the station for direct city center transfers.

Frequently Asked Questions

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