Turin to Rome train
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Fastest train times from Turin to Rome
Fastest Journey
4 h 15 m
Average
4 h 19 m
Trains per day
5
Distance
524 km
Of the 5 trains that leave Turin for Rome every day 5 travel direct so it’s quite easy to avoid journeys where you’ll have to change along the way.
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Overview: Train from Turin to Rome
 | Distance | 324 miles (523 km) |
 | Average train duration | 7 h 48 min |
 | Average train ticket price | $52 (€46) |
 | Train frequency | 46 a day |
 | Direct train | Yes, there are 46 direct trains a day |
 | Train providers | Frecciarossa, Intercity Notte, Intercity, Frecciabianca, Italo or Trenitalia |
Trains from Turin to Rome cover the 324 miles (523 km) long route taking on average 7 h 48 min with our travel partners like Frecciarossa, Intercity Notte, Intercity, Frecciabianca, Italo or Trenitalia. Normally, there are 46 trains operating per day, including direct services available. You can get the cheapest train tickets for this journey for as low as $31 (€28), but the average price of train tickets is $52 (€46). Travelers depart most frequently from Torino Porta Susa and arrive in Roma Termini.
Train providers: Frecciarossa, Italo and Trenitalia from Turin to Rome trains
Buy your official Frecciarossa, Italo and Trenitalia train tickets between Turin and Rome from $31 (€28) with Omio. Find train times and tickets for over 1000 travel companies to compare and book the most convenient trip.
Trenitalia Intercity is a high-speed train service operated by the Italian national railway company, Trenitalia. It operates throughout the country, with services running from early morning to late evening. The Intercity trains come in two types: the Intercity Plus, which is the fastest and most comfortable, and the Intercity, which is slightly slower but still offers a comfortable journey. Onboard facilities include air conditioning, power sockets, Wi-Fi, and a bar service. There are several ticket types available, including Standard, Super Economy, and Business. The most popular routes for Trenitalia Intercity are from Rome to Milan, Naples to Florence, and Turin to Venice.
Train information from Turin to Rome with Intercity:
- Average Duration: 7 h 23 min
- Intercity frequency: 1 a day
Trains from Turin to Rome
There are a great many options available to passengers who are looking for trains from Turin to Rome. The journey from the far northwest of the country to the central part of Italy’s western side is about 407 miles (655 km) and can take anywhere from just under 4h 30min to almost 10h, depending on the train selected for the trip. However, with multiple options departing Turin from early in the morning through to later in the evening, there are routes available to suit almost any traveler’s requirements.
Turin to Rome Train Time: Daily Departures
Roughly 175 trains leave Turin bound for Rome each week, with about 25 daily departures. Typically, the first departure each day—both during the week and at the weekends—is around 4:54 a.m. Trains operate most hours of the day, with some hours offering multiple departures, until the evening. The final train usually departs around 9:55 p.m., with the occasional final departure being roughly around 9:25 p.m.
How long is the journey by train from Turin to Rome?
The duration of journeys by train from Turin to Rome can vary significantly based on a number of factors, including train type, time of departure and number of transfers assigned to the route; however, travelers can expect the trip to take as quick as about 4h 20min on the Frecciarossa trains that operate direct service, or as long as about 9h 52min, which may be the duration on routes that are run by Intercity and Regionale trains and include transfers.
What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Turin to Rome?
Departure train station: Trains departing from Turin for Rome with typically leave from Turin Porta Nuova. From the city center, Porta Nuova is about a 0.7-mile (1.1-km) walk. Alternatively, there are taxis available which take approximately 6min or buses, such as the number 68, which takes about 9min. Once at the station, there are amenities such as eateries, ATMs, restrooms and ticket counters.
Arrival train station: The trains from Turin to Rome will arrive at either Rome Termini, Rome Tiburtina or Rome Ostiense. To get to the city center from Termini, passengers can simply walk the 0.2 miles (350 m). To the city center from Tiburtina, the journey on the MEB metro line is about 13min. Or, from Ostiense, the journey to the city center is roughly 17min on the MEB or MEB1 metro lines. There are also taxis available to passengers from all stations. While at Termini, Tiburtina and Ostiense, there are restrooms, newsstands and ticket counters.
Which train companies travel from Turin to Rome?
Both Trenitalia and Italo offer services via train from Turin to Rome, but each with varying frequency and durations. Trenitalia services start early in the morning and extend throughout the day, providing a multitude of options until sometime during the 9:00 p.m. hour. The services provided by Trenitalia also operate a range of durations, since some of the routes run fast trains and others run Regionale or Intercity trains. There are even instances where fast trains are combined with Intercity lines to complete a route. On the other hand, Italo offers just a handful of options each day, all of which run before mid-afternoon; however, the services are all direct. Both companies provide a consistent and reliable schedule throughout the week and the weekends.
Trenitalia trains from Turin to Rome
Trenitalia routes that operate from Turin to Rome begin service around 4:54 a.m. and continue throughout the day until about 9:25 p.m. or 9:55 p.m. The train company offers about 20 options per day, totaling about 140 services each week. During each day’s schedule, travelers will consistently find that there are multiple trains departing from Turin during most hours. Typically, the morning routes will include a single transfer, then there is a mix of direct and one-transfer options offered throughout the day. Usually, at least one two-transfer route is run. On services that include a transfer, the train will stop at either Milan, Genoa, or Florence and Terontola Cortona, or Bologna and Terontola Cortona.
Italo trains from Turin to Rome
Italo provides a consistent schedule of trains from Turin to Rome. The routes begin around 6:33 a.m. and then end around 2:33 p.m., with three additional routes running sometime between the first and last train of the day. All of the trips provided by Italo are operated as a direct service between the two cities on one of the company’s fast trains. Typically, the trip takes between about 4h 46min and 4h 54min.
Train Turin to Rome: Services on Board
Trenitalia and Italo both allow one small pet to travel with passengers for free, but each train company has different policies regarding containers—Italo does not mandate them, whereas, Trenitalia requires pets to be kept in a container no bigger than 27.5 x 12 x 19.5 in (70 x 30 x 50 cm). Tickets for larger animals can be purchased and larger dogs may need to be muzzled and kept on their leash. Additionally, passengers should be aware that animals cannot take up a seat. For other luggage, Trenitalia and Italo both have lots of space available for bags—upon boarding, passengers are responsible for safely stowing their luggage so that it does not obstruct walkways or disturb other customers. Disassembled or folding bicycle are included in the luggage allowances; however, they must be contained in a bag for the journey. Also, there is free wi-fi on most trains, which is available to all customers. Additionally, there are various seat class options: Smart is Italo’s base fare, but customers can upgrade to Prima or Club Executive. Trenitalia’s base fare is Standard, but upgrades are available to either Premium, Business or Executive classes. Regardless of the ticket held by a customer, if they have limited mobility, there are a number of support options offered by the companies; Trenitalia, for example, works with RFI to help persons with visual or hearing impairments, with wheelchairs, and reduced-mobility customers who need help with luggage, entering and exiting the train, seating near restrooms and other requirements.
How to find cheap train tickets from Turin to Rome?
Ticket prices are typically dictated by a number of factors, and passengers can use their understanding of those factors to secure the cheapest ticket available for their journey. For instance, those who have a flexible schedule may opt to take one of the Trenitalia options that depart in the evening, since these routes are run by Intercity and Regionale trains and their durations are longer, which usually means a lower price. Alternatively, travelers who have a fixed schedule may choose to book a ticket that has limited flexibility or is only simi-refundable, as these options tend to also cost less. Passengers are encouraged to review the potential discounts available to travelers based on certain qualifications—including free travel for minors on some trains, or reduced ticket prices for senior citizens.
Train tickets from Turin to Rome: when to book to save $
The rule of buying in advance to save money is not only valid when booking a flight but also for train travel. Train tickets are generally on sale 6 months before the departure date. Some train booking tips from us:
- Buying your train ticket from Turin - Rome 3 weeks in advance means you can save on average up to 28% compared to the price available on the day of departure.
- If you book a ticket Turin - Rome with 2 months in advance you save up to about 48% compared to the initial price.
- By booking 3 months in advance, you could save up to 39%.
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FAQs: Trains from Turin to Rome
When departing from Turin, you have various train station options to start your trip from including Torino Porta Susa, Torino Porta Nuova and Torino Lingotto. When arriving in Rome, you can end your route in train stations like Roma Termini, Roma Tiburtina and Roma Trastevere.
Passengers board the train most frequently from Torino Porta Susa, which is located around 1.7 miles (2.7 km) away from the city centre, and they get off the train at Roma Termini, located 1.6 miles (2.6 km) away from the city centre.
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Tram lines: 3, 4, 9, 10, 13, 15, 16 CD, 16 CS
Bus lines: 1, 1C, CP1, M1S, 1N, OB1, SE1, SM! VE1, 268
Train lines: Torino-Aeroporto-Ceres Line, SFM1, 2 - 7
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LockersParkingATMTaxisAccessibilityTram lines: 9
Bus lines: 68, 275, 282
Train lines: FR, FB, IC, ICN, R, Italo, SFM3
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