Rome to Paris train

Trains from Rome to Paris

Traveling from Rome to Paris is a straight shot and an easy journey to make. With one daily option, Omio makes it easy to connect these top city hubs. Plan on 14h of travel time including one transfer in Milan. Upon arrival, look forward to the experience of some of the top cuisines, stroll alongside beautiful rivers, and indulge in the plethora of museums, art, and architecture this Parisian paradise has to offer.

Which train companies travel from Rome to Paris?

Your journey from Rome to Paris can be with either Trenitalia or its partner express train service Frecciarossa. As one of the leading train companies from Italy, Trenitalia and its high-speed sister Frecciarossa provide great options for your journey from Rome to Paris. Trenitalia trains leave once daily, including weekends. Frecciarossa also leaves once daily at the same time; however, offers a slightly quicker journey taking off 1 to 2h of travel time depending. Frecciarossa also offers slightly different amenities including catering and extra legroom which are not including on the regular Trenitalia fares, also know as the Regionale option. The Trenitalia train company, including the Frecciarossa train service, departs from the Rome Termini Station and arrives to the Paris Gare de Lyon. There is one train offered per day, primarily in the evening, so one may consider looking into overnight/sleeper trains for the journey from Rome to Paris.

Trenitalia trains from Rome to Paris

Trenitalia is the main train company offering service from Rome to Paris. There is one daily option starting at the Rome Termini station and ending at the Paris Gare de Lyon. When booking with Trenitalia, there are plenty of ticket types to consider, including Ordinaria, Base, Economy, and Economy Plus. When deciding on a class, one can choose from executive, business, premium, or standard fares. Plan on 14 to 15h for your travel from Rome to Paris via the basic Regionale train, keeping in mind that Trenitalia more frequently offers high-speed train options also known as Frecciarossa trains. Both Regionale and Frecciarossa are offered at the same time once daily, so be sure to specify which train you would like to take, which may vary on the day of the week and whether or not it's a holiday. Frecciarossa trains will lessen your trip duration by between1 to 2h . Frecciarossa trains are the most common Trenitalia train type for traveling between Rome and Paris, with a trip duration of just over 13h. Nonetheless, your journey will always start at Rome Termini and end at Paris Gare de Lyon. All trains require a stopover in Milan and will most likely be overnight. Either Regionale or Frecciarossa trains can be booked as night trains. You can book your ticket anywhere from a month to a day in advance; however, booking ahead of time will often include various promotions and discounts. Some ticket options, depending on your class, also offer refundable tickets and changes to your ticket if needed. Frecciarossa also offers different ticket types including Economy, Super Economy, and Base. Keep in mind that both Trenitalia's Regionale and Frecciarossa trains offer pre-registration, as well as cashless payment options and mobile boarding passes.

Train from Rome to Paris: Services on board

All trains from Rome to Paris operate under the Trenitalia umbrella. As such, travelers can expect Wi-Fi, plenty of legroom, baggage storage, and restrooms, with added amenities for Economy and Economy Plus ticket holders. Frecciarossa trains are the primary option for traveling with Trenitalia besides the basic Regionale train option. Frecciarossa offers catering, extra legroom, and Wi-Fi. Trenitalia trains operate with four different classes, with added perks depending on your class as well. Outlets and air-conditioning are available on any train type you decide. Pets are allowed for free on board Trenitalia Regionale and Frecciarossa trains, as long as they are contained. Larger animals must be using a muzzle and be leashed by their owner. Larger animals will require an added fee, with the exception of guide dogs. Trenitalia's Regionale and Frecciarossa both allow bikes, and will require no extra charge as long as they are foldable. Assisted mobility needs and services for disabled people are also accessible for all Regionale and Frecciarossa trains.

Rome to Paris Train Time: Daily Departures

When booking your train from Rome to Paris, you will be offered one daily option, which leaves on average around 7:00 p.m. from the Rome Termini train station. With one change-over in Milan, your journey will end in the Paris Gare de Lyon around 10:00 a.m. the following day. Remember to plan 14h for your journey and keep in mind that your transfer in Milan will be around midnight. It is recommended to book a month or more ahead especially since some weekends and holidays may have less fare/ticket options. Overall, however, traveling from Rome to Paris is a daily option.

How long is the journey by train from Rome to Paris?

Depending on whether you book a regular Trenitalia ticket or a specified Frecciarossa ticket, the journey from Rome to Paris will take an average of 14 to 15h. The first part of your journey from Rome to Milan will take an average of 3h, so keep this in mind when scheduling your connection. With one train daily in the evening, plan on a departure during peak evening hours. Nonetheles, with options also on the weekends and various holidays, you can find off-peak options as well when not traveling during the week. Frecciarossa will also offer high-speed options, which can be looked at when booking on Omio. All trains will transfer at Milan, making your trip from Rome to Paris an indirect travel.

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

Departure train station: Rome Termini will be your departure station when traveling from Rome to Paris. Rome Termini prides itself in being easily accessible, and is a mere 20min via the Metro or 23min via the bus system from the city centre, making it one of Europe’s largest and most popular stations. Buses, taxis, and the metro system are all easily accessible when traveling to the train station from the city centre. With a mere 7.5 miles (12 km) distance from Rome Termini to the city centre, the most efficient option for public transportation is via bus or the Metro's purple line. Plan on arriving to Rome Termini at least an hour before your train’s departure. Once there, the Rome Termini station offers several amenities, including restrooms, Wi-Fi, ATMs, places to store your bags, and more. There are plenty of reduced mobility options and information booths also.

Arrival train station: Upon arriving to Paris, you will end your journey at the Paris Gare de Lyon which has plenty of refreshments, restrooms, and amenities at your disposal. Paris Gare de Lyon is a quick trip away from the city centre via the 1 Metro line, or via multiple buses including the 29, 57, and 61. Additionally, the train lines RER A and D will offer easy arrival to the center of Paris and other top destinations in the city. The Paris Gare de Lyon is a mere 1 mile (2km) from the city centre, making it one of the most popular stations to arrive in. Plan on between 10min and 20min of travel time from the train station. This station also offers access for assisted mobility and an information desk upon arrival.

How to find cheap train tickets from Rome to Paris?

When planning your trip from Rome to Paris, there are multiple times you can book your journey. It is recommended you book between one and three months in advance, as there are multiple discounts the farther out you go. In general, you can book your ticket up to six months in advance for any given day. Keep in mind that booking a Trenitalia train will include the option for a base fare and economy class, which also helps keep prices down. Booking Frecciarossa trains will shorten your time slightly, but may also heighten the price of your ticket. Additionally, being flexible with travel dates will help you find more options. Overall, booking in advance, and checking the Omio website for promotional offers and student/senior discounts, will aid you in finding the most cost-efficient option for your journey.

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