London to Rome bus

Buses from London to Rome

Although traveling by bus from London to Rome involves a long journey of up to 32 hours and an arrival the day after departure it is cost-effective when compared to flying. There are two to three departures a day with a similar schedule operating seven days a week. Routes start at London Victoria bus Station and terminate at Tiburtina Autostazione in Rome.

Which bus companies travel from London to Rome?

All routes between the two cities of London and Rome are operated by FlixBus one of the world's newest and fastest growing long-distance travel providers. All buses in the FlixBus fleet are modern and comfortable with toilets, power outlets and wifi.

How long is the bus from London to Rome?

The bus journey to Rome from London takes between 31 and just over 32 hours with all buses arriving the day after their departure. All routes involve one connection, either at Paris Quai de Bercy or at Grenoble, Rue Emile Gueymard.

How many buses are there from London to Rome?

There are between two and three departures every day of the week. There is always an early morning and late night bus and on some days there is also a departure in the afternoon.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from London to Rome?

Departure bus Station: All buses traveling to Rome from London commence their journey at London Victoria bus Station. This is centrally located in London and within walking distance of several tourist attractions. Local buses and cabs depart from the bus station while London Victoria Train Station is just a short walk away. Underground services, as well as local, suburban and intercity trains all, depart from the train station. Among the facilities at London Victoria bus Station are wifi, toilets, kiosk shops, bars and cafes. A selection of shops and restaurants can also be found in the streets around the bus station.

Arrival bus Station: bus services from London complete their journey at Rome's Tiburtina Autostazione. The bus station is located to the northeast of central Rome and is close to Rome Termini Train Station. Both are linked to the city center by Metro, local trains and buses. Facilities at the busy and modern Tiburtina Autostazione include a cab rank, toilets, wifi and a small range of shops, bars and cafes.