--- title: "Trains from Rome to Venice | EveryRail" description: "Italo runs direct Rome to Venice trains in 3 hours 34 minutes, with 11 daily services and departures from two Rome stations." image: "https://everyrail.com/api/route-image/rome-to-venice/" --- [Home]()[Europe by train]()[Italy]()Rome to Venice by train [Home]()[Europe by train]()[Italy]()Rome to Venice by train **Share** - - [Share on WhatsApp]() - [Share on X]() - [Share on Facebook]() - [Share by email]() **On this page** - [About Rome to Venice by train]() - [Where to book]() - [Find places to stay in Venice]() - [Frequently asked questions]() - [More routes]() [Book now]() Last updated September 2026 # Rome to Venice by train Italo runs direct Rome to Venice trains in 3 hours 34 minutes, with 11 daily services and departures from two Rome stations. ![Grand Canal in Venice with gondolas and colorful palazzos]() Origin [Rome]() Destination [Venice]() Country [Italy]() Travel from [Rome]() to [Venice]() in 3 hours 34 minutes on Italo's direct high-speed trains, with two Rome departure stations and two Venice arrivals. ## Rome to Venice train at a glance | Detail | What to expect | | --- | --- | | Fastest direct journey | 3 hours 34 minutes on Italo | | Normal service | 11 Italo trains a day, with times varying by date | | Distance | 514 km | | Departure stations | Roma Termini or Roma Tiburtina | | Arrival stations | Venezia Mestre or Venezia S. Lucia | | Starting fare | From €29.90 on selected journeys | | Train service | Italo high-speed trains | Italo runs direct high-speed trains between Rome and Venice. The fastest service is non-stop and takes 3 hours 34 minutes, while other departures may call at intermediate stations. The normal pattern has 11 trains a day, but times, stops, and fares can change by date. ## Direct trains and route stops The non-stop Italo service is the quickest choice when you want to stay on one train between the two cities. Other direct departures can stop at Firenze Santa Maria Novella, [Bologna]() Centrale, Rovigo, or Padova before reaching Venice. These are intermediate calls, not changes; your itinerary shows which stops apply to your train. If the direct timetable does not fit, a slower or connecting itinerary may offer a better departure time. Compare the complete journey and number of changes before choosing. ## Stations and arrival choices Italo departures use Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina. Check your ticket for the departure station, allow time to reach it, and follow the train number shown for your journey. Roma Termini has accessibility facilities, accessible toilets, visual and audio passenger information, and Sala Blu assistance. Temporary lift closures and differences between platform and train height can affect access, so arrange assistance in advance if you need it. Venezia S. Lucia takes you to Venice's historic island. Venezia Mestre is on the mainland and can suit a mainland stay or a connection onward. Choose the arrival station that matches your plans, especially when booking the return. ## Tickets and fares Selected Italo Rome-to-Venice fares start at €29.90. This is a starting fare, not a guarantee for every departure. Advance fares can be useful for fixed plans, while a flexible fare may be worth considering if your schedule could change. Your ticket is for the named departure and station. Before paying, read the change and refund conditions and make sure the itinerary matches your plans. If you switch trains later, use the fare rules for that ticket rather than assuming another departure is valid. ## Luggage and onboard comfort In Smart class, store bags in the overhead racks, designated areas at the end of the coach, or lockers where fitted. Bags larger than 75 x 53 x 30 cm are not permitted in Smart class, although multiple items can be carried without an additional charge under the class conditions. Prima Business and Club Executive provide more space and allow large luggage under their class conditions. All listed classes include free Wi-Fi and seats have power outlets. Choose the class whose luggage allowance suits your case instead of relying on the lowest fare. ## A Rome-to-Venice day trip It is possible, but the journey is long. At 3 hours 34 minutes each way, the fastest train takes more than seven hours in total before you spend time in Venice. An early departure and a carefully chosen evening return can work for a short visit, but staying overnight gives you more time and less pressure around the last train. ## Before you travel Use the itinerary for your date to confirm the departure and arrival stations, train, fare conditions, stops, and luggage allowance in one place. At the station, follow the live departure board for the platform. If you need accessibility assistance, arrange it through RFI and Italo before travel, and choose the return station separately if your plans require it. ## Where to book ### Train tickets - Omio Omio connects you with over 1,000 transport providers - trains, buses, flights, and more - to simplify your travel planning. [Check times & prices]() - Rail Europe Rail Europe is a leading travel tech company specializing in European train bookings for over 15,000 travel professionals worldwide. - Trainline Trainline sells rail and coach tickets worldwide on behalf of major UK and European transport companies. ### Train service - [NTV]() Italo (NTV) is Italy’s first private high-speed rail operator, offering a competitive alternative to Trenitalia since 2012. [Official website]() [Check times & prices]() ## Find places to stay in Venice [![Bright bedroom with white bedding and a breakfast tray on the bed]()**Browse stays in Venice**Hotels and apartments via Booking.com]() ## Frequently asked questions ### How long is the train from Rome to Venice? The fastest Italo train takes 3 hours 34 minutes. Other departures may take longer if they call at intermediate stations, so use your itinerary for the date you travel. ### Are there direct trains from Rome to Venice? Yes. Italo runs direct high-speed trains between Rome and Venice. The fastest service is non-stop, while other direct trains may call at intermediate stations before Venice. ### How often do trains run from Rome to Venice? The normal Italo service pattern has 11 trains a day. Departure times and the number of trains available can vary by date. ### How much does the train from Rome to Venice cost? Selected Italo Rome-to-Venice fares start at €29.90. This is a starting price, so your fare depends on the date, departure, availability, and ticket conditions. ### Which stations do Rome to Venice trains use? Italo departures use Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina. Arrivals are at Venezia Mestre or Venezia S. Lucia, and your itinerary shows the station for your train. ### What luggage can I take on a Rome to Venice train? In Smart class, bags larger than 75 x 53 x 30 cm are not permitted. Store luggage in the overhead racks, designated coach areas, or lockers where fitted; larger bags are allowed in Prima Business and Club Executive under Italo's class conditions. ## More routes [![Statue detail at Rome's Vittoriano monument with St. Peter's dome in the distance]()Amsterdam to RomeThere’s no direct Amsterdam to Rome train, but a well-timed connection via Paris takes around 14 to 17 hours with Eurostar, Frecciarossa, and TGV.]()[![Statue detail at Rome's Vittoriano monument with St. Peter's dome in the distance]()Berlin to RomeNo direct Berlin-Rome train; compare the daytime route via Munich and Bologna or the Munich-Rome Nightjet, with booking and pass tips.]()[![Grand Canal in Venice with gondolas and colorful palazzos]()Berlin to VeniceBerlin to Venice by train is usually a full-day route via Munich and the Brenner Pass, with Venezia Santa Lucia as the best arrival station.]()[![View of Rome, Italy]()Bologna to Rome by Train: Route, Times and TicketsBologna to Rome by train takes about 2 hours on Trenitalia or Italo, usually using Bologna Centrale and Roma Termini, with fares from €19.90.]()[![Statue detail at Rome's Vittoriano monument with St. Peter's dome in the distance]()Budapest to RomeBudapest to Rome by train is possible but not direct. Plan via Vienna and the ÖBB Nightjet, or travel by day through Austria and northern Italy.]()[![Statue detail at Rome's Vittoriano monument with St. Peter's dome in the distance]()Copenhagen to RomeCopenhagen to Rome by train is possible but not direct. Plan via Germany, with the Munich-Rome Nightjet or a daytime route through Italy.]()[![Statue detail at Rome's Vittoriano monument with St. Peter's dome in the distance]()Florence to RomeFlorence to Rome high-speed trains take 1h 20m-1h 30m, with advance fares from €14.90 and frequent direct Trenitalia and Italo service.]()[![Grand Canal in Venice with gondolas and colorful palazzos]()Florence to VeniceFlorence to Venice by train takes around 2 hours on high-speed services from Trenitalia or Italo. Regional trains take up to 6 hours. 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