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Trains from Milan to Rome
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- Lowest price from €56.44 ≈ £48
- Average duration 3h 44m
- Connections per day 149
- Distance 477 km
- CO₂ per person 7 kg
train from Milan to Rome
The journey from Milan to Rome is about 477 km. On average a train trip takes 3h 44m with 149 connections per day.
| Lowest price | €56.44 ≈ £48 |
|---|---|
| Trip duration | 3h 44m |
| Connections per day | 149 |
| Lowest price | €56.44 ≈ £48 |
| Highest price | €314.17 ≈ £269 |
| First departure | 05:10 AM |
| Last departure | 10:28 PM |
| Distance | 477 km |
| Departure | Milan |
| Arrival | Rome |
| Travel operator | Intercity, Italo Intercity, Italo, Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca, Intercity Notte, Regionale |
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How much do train tickets from Milan to Rome cost?
When you're traveling from Milan to Rome, you can expect to pay an average of approximately €105.21 (≈ £90). You might be able to find prices as low as €56.44 (≈ £48), but it all depends on how you travel. Some forms of transport are cheaper than others, and prices will vary according to time of day, day of the week, season, and other factors. For the cheapest train tickets, make your reservation well in advance. If you can, travel at an off-peak time, as train ticket prices will often be reduced. You might also be able to save money by booking a connecting journey, rather than a direct route. Be sure to check the conditions of the ticket before booking, as sometimes cheaper train tickets cannot be changed or refunded. Use Virail to check your options before booking, to ensure that you find the lowest price for your journey.
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On average, you can expect to spend around €105.21 (≈ £90) for your train ticket. Virail will help you find a journey that fits your budget. You can expect prices to vary between different travel providers and methods of transport; often, faster journeys will cost more than slower routes. If your travel dates are flexible, you might be able to find cheaper train tickets, as prices may fluctuate a little from day to day. You may also find lower prices by booking at certain times of day, avoiding rush hour traffic. Another tip for travelers on a tight budget is to look for connecting journeys. Sometimes it can be cheaper to make a change or two along the way, rather than traveling on a direct route from Milan to Rome.
How much time will it take to go from Milan to Rome by train?
The journey between Milan and Rome by train is approximately 477 km. It will take you more or less 3h 44m to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The journey between Milan and Rome by train usually takes 3h 44m to cover a distance of 477 km. The shortest journey from Milan to Rome will take you 2h 55m. Remember, as always, that this time does not include any delays that might occur due to weather conditions, construction, or unexpected diversions and disruptions. If arriving in Rome quickly is a priority for you, look for express or non-stop services. You may also find that a connecting route reaches your destination faster than some direct journeys. Virail will allow you to explore all your options and come to a decision that suits your needs.
When do the first and last departures from Milan to Rome leave?
The first daily departure from Milan to Rome leaves at 05:10 AM, while the last journey of the day sets out at 10:28 PM. These are according to the standard schedules for the route between Milan and Rome. However, different providers' timetables can vary from day to day or month to month, so these particular departures may not be available every day. Some providers may change their schedules on public holidays and weekends, or during the summer months. Check your travel dates when making your booking. If you prefer to travel at night, you will usually find the first departure from Milan to Rome leaving at 05:10 AM. Although things may change depending on the day, in general the last departure of the night leaves at 10:28 PM.If you have some flexibility over the day on which you travel, you might find more options available to you. For example, some providers may only run early morning routes on weekdays, when people are traveling to work. You will often find fewer options available on weekends or public holidays.
Which stations are used when traveling from Milan to Rome?
Depending on the type of transport, and the provider you decide to use for your journey, you will be able to depart Milan from the following stations: . Arriving at Rome, your route will pass through all or some of the following stations: . Not all transport providers serve every station, so check in advance to see exactly where your route takes you. You may need to use another form of transport to get from one station to another or to your final destination when you arrive in Rome.
How many daily journeys are there from Milan to Rome?
The exact number of journeys from Milan to Rome can vary from day to day. Some services may only run on particular days of the week, while others might be seasonal. In general, an average of 149 departures leave each day. These are run by a number of different transport providers, including . On particularly busy days, there can be up to departures. You can usually expect there to be more connections on weekdays. Many providers run fewer journeys on weekends or public holidays. As a traveler, you may prefer to take a direct route from Milan to Rome. However, you will find more options available to you if you are willing to take a connecting route. These pass through one or more different cities, and you'll have to change along the way. Not all travelers feel comfortable making multiple connections, but if you are, then you will enjoy greater flexibility when making your booking. The exact number of daily departures from Milan to Rome varies, but in general, you can expect to find 142 direct connections with no changes leaving each day. Travelers who are happy to take an indirect route will find, on average, 7 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Milan to Rome. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.
Price by days before departure
Rail companies may charge higher ticket prices closer to the departure date. Prices in the coming days can range from about 16.37 to 41.02 but are subject to change.
When to book from Milan to Rome
These tips come from historical prices — how the average fare changes with how far ahead you book and the month you travel.
What historical fares show
Short takeaways based on median fares from Virail searches on this route — useful for seasonality and longer-run trends.
According to Virail’s historical fare data, October is typically the cheapest month to travel from Milan to Rome by train, with medians around £32.10 versus about £49.28 in July (roughly a 54% swing).
Based on historical fares for Milan–Rome, booking about 26 days ahead often costs around £16.37, versus about £41.02 closer to departure (up to 60% less).
Book in advance
Save 60%Booking around 26 days ahead brings the price down to £16.37, versus £41.02 at the last minute.
Cheapest month
Up to 54%The cheapest time to travel is October (£32.10); the most expensive is July (£49.28).
Best month to book
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Carriers on this route
Learn more about carriers on this route.
Frecciabianca, operated by Trenitalia, Italy's national railway company, is a high-speed train service that links prominent cities and towns in Italy, such as Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence, Rome, and Lecce. Operating at a top speed of 200 km/h, Frecciabianca trains provide passengers with first and second-class seating choices. This service belongs to the Frecciarossa family of high-speed trains in Italy.
Frecciarossa, operated by Trenitalia, the national railway company, is a renowned high-speed train service in Italy. FRECCIAROSSA trains, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h, connect major cities including Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, and Turin.
Italo, a subsidiary of the Italian railway company Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori (NTV), operates a high-speed train service throughout Italy. The 2012 launch of Italo trains, which are both conventional and high-speed, provides travelers with speedy and comfortable travel across Italy. The 300 km/h speed ensures regular and comfortable transportation to major cities like Rome, Naples, Florence, and Milan.
Trenitalia's regional train service primarily serves to connect smaller towns and cities within Italy's regions, providing an essential link for daily commuters and local travelers.
Ticket types and services from Milan to Rome
Compare different ticket types and on-board services for the journey from Milan to Rome.
Second Class
In Frecciabianca's Second Class, you'll enjoy your journey with adjustable seats arranged in rows of four (2+2), foldable tables, reading lights, and ample luggage space. If you get hungry during your journey, don't forget to grab a bite from the FrecciaBistrò cafe-bar!
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
First Class
In Frecciabianca's First Class, you'll find seats that are more spacious compared to the second class. Plus, you can pamper yourself right from the start of your trip with a welcome drink, snack, and newspapers.
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Standard
Standard is the basic level of service and includes a comfortable seat and access to basic onboard services. Coaches 5-8 are for the Standard level with seats covered in gray eco-leather.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Premium
Premium service includes a wider seat, more legroom, and access to additional amenities such as a welcome drink and a choice of newspapers. Coach 4 on the Frecciarossa 1000 train is reserved for the Premium level.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Executive
Executive is the highest level of service and includes all of the amenities of the Business level, as well as a personal entertainment system, and gourmet meals served by a dedicated onboard chef.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Business
Business service is designed for business travelers and includes all of the amenities of the Premium level, as well as access to a dedicated Business Lounge and priority boarding. Coaches 2 and 3 of Frecciarossa 1000 are reserved for the Business level of service.
- Wi-Fi
- Quiet zone
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Smart
With the Smart ambiance, experience all the comforts and services of Italo at an affordable price.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
Prima
Experience the best of Italo with the Prima ambiance, providing you with maximum comfort and top-notch services for your entire journey.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
Club Executive
For an even more luxurious and relaxing trip, opt for the Club Ambiance. Here, you'll delight in ultimate comfort and pampering with spacious individual seating arrangements.
- Wi-Fi
- Power sockets
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Food and drink
- Air conditioning
Second Class
On Trenitalia's regional trains, you can enjoy a journey with basic amenities while taking in the scenic views. On some regional trains, you might occasionally find the option of a first-class ticket.
- Luggage
- Accessibility
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle
Facility description
Learn more about the services available on board each carrier on this route.
Facilities Description
Wi-Fi
Currently, Frecciabianca trains don't have an onboard entertainment portal. But, you can use your own data.
Power sockets
Every seat comes with its power socket to keep your devices charged.
Luggage
On Frecciabianca trains, you won't face any restrictions on the amount of luggage you can bring on board. You can easily stow small bags and items in overhead racks or under your seat, while larger suitcases can be placed in the luggage racks situated in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
Special assistance is a call away for those who require it. Dial the toll-free 800 90 60 60 from Italian landlines or the international number +3902323232 from any phone, including from abroad.
Food and drink
You can visit the FrecciaBistrò café-bar for a selection of snacks and meals. Additionally, through the Portale FRECCE portal, you can conveniently order from your seat. Bringing your own refreshments is also an option.
Air conditioning
No matter the weather outside, stay comfortably cool with onboard air-conditioning.
Bicycle
Folding bikes are allowed as hand luggage, while non-folding bikes need to be disassembled and placed in travel cases shown to the conductor or platform staff before boarding, and stowed in a specific part of the train.
Wi-Fi
On Frecciarossa trains, free WiFi is available. Use their Portale FRECCE service to watch movies, TV, and catch up on news. It also provides travel updates and additional booking options.
Quiet zone
Seek serenity? Frecciarossa offers designated quiet zones for Business Class to ensure a peaceful journey, free from distractions.
Power sockets
No matter the model – be it ETR 500, ETR 600, ETR 700, or ETR 1000 – every seat comes with its power socket to keep your devices charged.
Luggage
On Frecciarossa trains, you won't face any restrictions on the amount of luggage you can bring on board. You can easily stow small bags and items in overhead racks or under your seat, while larger suitcases can be placed in the luggage racks situated in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
Special assistance is a call away for those who require it. Dial the toll-free 800 90 60 60 from Italian landlines or the international number +3902323232 from any phone, including from abroad.
Food and drink
Satiate your hunger at the FrecciaBistrò, stationed at the train's center. Or, for added convenience, order directly to your seat through the Portale FRECCE's EasyBistrò. Premium and Business Class travelers receive complimentary snacks and drinks, while Executive Class passengers delight in gourmet meals curated by chef Carlo Cracc.
Air conditioning
No matter the weather outside, stay comfortably cool with onboard air-conditioning.
Bicycle
Folding bikes are allowed as hand luggage, while non-folding bikes need to be disassembled and placed in travel cases shown to the conductor or platform staff before boarding, and stowed in a specific part of the train.
Wi-Fi
Italo trains come equipped with free WiFi and the ItaloLive entertainment portal, featuring an array of movies, shows, news, and more.
Power sockets
All Italo trains provide power sockets at each seat.
Luggage
Your train ticket comes with a luggage allowance, which you need to store in specified areas on Italo trains. In Smart ambience coaches, there's a size limit, so ensure your luggage doesn't exceed 75 x 53 x 30 cm. Adhering to these guidelines helps you avoid any penalties.
Accessibility
For travelers with reduced mobility, Italo trains have priority seating located near an accessible restroom, which includes tactile and Braille signage.
Food and drink
On Italo trains, while there's no dedicated dining carriage, vending machines in Coaches 3 and 7 (AGV trains) or Coaches 3 and 6 (EVO trains) offer snacks and drinks. Prima Ambience passengers receive a complimentary Welcome Service with a variety of snacks and beverages served at their seat. For an even more luxurious experience, Club Executive Ambience travelers enjoy an exclusive onboard catering service with espresso, pastries, and drinks delivered by attentive staff.
Air conditioning
All Italo trains are equipped with air-conditioning.
Bicycle
Prams, pushchairs, and folding bicycles are considered standard luggage and should be stored in designated spaces on Italo trains. Oversized luggage and standard bicycles are not allowed. We recommend protecting your bicycle with a cover.
Wi-Fi
Currently, Trenitalia Regional trains don't have an onboard entertainment portal. But, you can use your own data.
Power sockets
On Trenitalia Regional trains, you can find power sockets to continue charging your devices.
Luggage
On Trenitalia Regional trains, you won't face any restrictions on the amount of luggage you can bring on board. You can easily stow small bags and items in overhead racks or under your seat, while larger suitcases can be placed in the luggage racks situated in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
Special assistance is a call away for those who require it. Dial the toll-free 800 90 60 60 from Italian landlines or the international number +3902323232 from any phone, including from abroad.
Food and drink
At present, there's no food service on Trenitalia's regional trains. You're welcome to carry your own refreshments, so consider picking up some snacks at the station prior to departure.
Air conditioning
No matter the weather outside, stay comfortably cool with onboard air-conditioning.
Bicycle
You can bring foldable bikes, hoverboards, monowheels, or e-scooters for free if they're within 120 x 80 x 45cm. For non-foldable bikes, purchase a bike or Second Class ticket.
CO₂ emissions by mode
train 33.39kg
bus 35.78kg
flight 95.4kg
carpool 76.32kg
How much CO₂ is emitted travelling by train from Milan to Rome?
The train journey between Milan and Rome emits 33.39kg of CO₂.
How much CO₂ do I save by taking the train between Milan and Rome?
Taking the train between Milan and Rome saves 62.01kg of CO₂ compared to a flight, 2.39kg compared to the bus and 42.93kg compared to the car.
FAQ
A train ticket from Milan to Rome costs €105.21 (≈ £90). Prices vary by how far ahead you book and the time of day. Tickets start from €56.44 (≈ £48).
The cheapest ticket from Milan to Rome costs €56.44 (≈ £48). Book as early as possible and avoid peak times.
Milan and Rome are 477 km apart.
The journey from Milan to Rome takes about 3h 44m on average. The fastest option takes 2h 55m.
This route is served by 6 operators: Intercity, Italo, Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca, Intercity Notte and Regionale.
There are about 149 connections per day from Milan to Rome.
The first train from Milan to Rome leaves at 05:10 AM. Check times on your travel date.
The last train from Milan to Rome leaves at 10:28 PM. Check times on your travel date.
We recommend booking as early as possible. The train we found costs €56.44 (≈ £48) but prices can change.
There are about 142 direct connections from Milan to Rome.
The shortest train journey between Milan and Rome takes 2h 55m.
Yes, there is a direct train between Milan and Rome.
The train journey from Milan to Rome generates 7 kg of CO₂.
According to Virail’s historical fare data, October is typically the cheapest month, with medians around £32.10, while July is among the most expensive (about £49.28).
Based on historical fares on this route, booking about 26 days ahead often costs around £16.37, versus about £41.02 closer to departure.