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Turin to Rome by train

Direct high-speed trains take about 4 hours 14 minutes, with 13 Italo departures a day and fares from €32.90.

Origin
Turin
Destination
Rome
Main stations
Torino Porta Nuova to Roma Termini
Country
Italy

Direct high-speed trains run from Turin to Rome throughout the day, with no change needed. Italo lists 13 departures a day and generally takes 4 hours 14 minutes. Frecciarossa, run by Trenitalia, takes broadly the same time on its faster departures. Pick by departure time and fare.

Stations in Turin and Rome

For most travellers, Torino Porta Nuova is the station to use. It is Turin's main station and where the Italo and Frecciarossa services on this route are listed. Some trains also call at Torino Porta Susa, a short metro ride away on Line 1, so check which one your ticket names.

In Rome, both operators list Roma Termini as the arrival station. It is the city's main hub, with the metro and most buses. Confirm the stations on your ticket before you pay.

Ticket prices and seat reservations

Italo tickets start from €32.90. That is the lowest fare, not the price of every train. Prices rise with demand, so book early if cost matters. Trenitalia sells Frecciarossa in Base, Economy and Super Economy fares, and the cheaper ones come with stricter change rules.

A Frecciarossa ticket includes the compulsory seat reservation. If you do not choose a seat, Trenitalia assigns one free. Choosing a particular seat costs €4, but is free with Base, FrecciaFAMILY and Bimbi Gratis tickets and for some cardholders.

An Interrail pass does not cover the reservation. You still need to buy one for each high-speed train, and its price varies by train and class.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct train from Turin to Rome?

Yes. Italo and Trenitalia's Frecciarossa both run direct high-speed trains, so you do not need to change.

How long does the train from Turin to Rome take?

Italo generally takes 4 hours 14 minutes. Frecciarossa journeys are broadly similar, though the time depends on the train and the day.

How many trains run each day?

Italo lists 13 departures a day from Turin to Rome. Frecciarossa also runs through the day, and timetables can differ at weekends and by season, so check your date.

Which stations do the trains use?

Most trains leave Torino Porta Nuova, and some also call at Torino Porta Susa. In Rome, Italo and Frecciarossa arrive at Roma Termini. Use the stations shown on your ticket.

How much does a ticket cost?

Italo tickets start from €32.90. What you pay depends on the date, train and fare conditions. Frecciarossa prices vary the same way, across Base, Economy and Super Economy fares.

Do I need to pay separately for a seat reservation?

Not on a regular Frecciarossa ticket, which includes the compulsory reservation and assigns a seat free. Choosing your own seat costs €4, except with Base, FrecciaFAMILY and Bimbi Gratis tickets and for some cardholders. Interrail pass holders must buy a separate reservation, as the pass does not include it.

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