Rome to Verona train with Frecciarossa

Trains from Rome to Verona

With a choice of routes and over 30 departures a day, travelling from Rome to Verona by train is straightforward. There are approximately 12 direct routes each day, with travel times of around three hours. Connecting services can take up to eight hours depending on waiting times at transfer stations. Some later departures involve an overnight journey. Departures start in the early hours of the morning and continue until around midnight. The same service operates seven days a week.

Which train companies travel from Rome to Verona?

Most routes between Rome and Verona are operated by Trenitalia, Italy's primary train provider. A few daily services are run by Italo, a private Italian company. All trains serving the route have comfortable seating, free wifi and various onboard catering options.

How long is the train from Rome to Verona?

The train journey to Verona from Rome can take from just under three hours to around eight hours on overnight services. Connecting trains take different routes and involve transfers at stations such as Bologna Centrale, Pisa Centrale, Brescia, Padova or Falconara Marittima.

How many trains are there from Rome to Verona?

There are around 32 daily departures on train routes from Rome to Verona. Trains start departing from around 5:30 a.m. and continue until late evening.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Rome to Verona?

Departure station:All trains from Rome to Verona depart from Rome Termini, the busiest station in Rome and the largest in Italy, with over 800 train departures and arrivals every day. The station has good transport links to both the city centre and to Rome's two airports. Metro lines A and B stop at Rome Termini along with local buses. Station facilities include car parking and taxi ranks as well as left luggage lockers, ATMs, shops and restaurants.

Arrival station:All trains from Rome arrive at Verona Porta Nuova Station. The station is within walking distance of the city centre and its tourist attractions. Taxis and local buses serve the station although it does not have a car park. There are three city car parks within easy walking distance. Facilities include luggage storage, restaurants and shops.