Naples to Rome by Train

About This Route

Traveling from Naples to Rome by train is a convenient option for those arriving into Italy's capital. The journey takes approximately 79 minutes on Italo trains, with fares starting from €19.90. Trains from Naples terminate at Roma Termini, Rome's main railway station, located just east of the city center. From Roma Termini, travelers have multiple options to reach central Rome. The Metro Line A connects Termini to key locations such as the Spanish Steps and the Vatican area in about 10-15 minutes. Additionally, several bus lines run from Termini station to various parts of the city. For quicker and more direct transit, taxis are readily available outside the station and typically take 15-20 minutes to reach central destinations, depending on traffic. Walking to nearby attractions like the Roman Forum and Colosseum from Termini can take around 15-20 minutes. When arriving, it’s helpful to have your accommodation address handy and a map or navigation app to plan your onward journey. Purchasing metro tickets in advance or via mobile apps can save time. Train arrivals are frequent, making this route ideal for travelers seeking efficient access to Rome’s city center from Naples.

What to Expect on the Journey

The train journey from Naples to Rome aboard Italo takes approximately 1 hour and 19 minutes, covering a distance of about 225 kilometers. Leaving Naples, passengers can see the urban sprawl gradually giving way to coastal views along the Tyrrhenian Sea. As the train heads north, it passes through the Campania countryside, dotted with small towns and agricultural fields, before entering the Lazio region. The route skirts the edges of volcanic formations such as the Alban Hills, providing glimpses of lush greenery and rolling landscapes. Approaching Rome, the train crosses the Tiber River and suburban areas before arriving at Roma Termini station. Onboard, Italo offers comfortable seating with ample legroom, free Wi-Fi, and power outlets at most seats, making it convenient for both work and relaxation. Large windows let travelers observe the changing scenery, from seaside views to inland hills, enhancing the short journey. With frequent departures, this route is well-suited for flexible travel plans between two major Italian cities.

Route Highlights

How to Get from Naples to Rome

The train is usually the fastest and most reliable option between Naples and Rome, avoiding traffic delays and providing city-center to city-center service.

Station Information

Italo Ticket Classes

How to Book Naples to Rome Tickets

Travel Tips

Luggage & Accessibility

Italo allows passengers to bring two pieces of luggage and one small carry-on per person free of charge. Suitcases should not exceed 25 kg each and fit within standard size limits. Oversize or sports equipment items need prior approval. Bikes must be disassembled and carried in a suitable bag or case. Stations and trains provide accessibility features including ramps and designated spaces for passengers with reduced mobility.

Cancellation Policy

When You Arrive in Rome

Upon arrival in Rome, start with a visit to the Colosseum, located within easy reach from Termini station by metro or bus. Next, head to the Trevi Fountain to enjoy its historic baroque design. For a cultural introduction, spend time at the Roman Forum nearby. Within your first hour, consider purchasing a Roma Pass for public transport access and discounts at museums. Taxis and metro lines A and B are available for quick transport to central landmarks. Grab a coffee at a nearby café to plan your day while observing the lively Roman streets.

Frequently Asked Questions

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