Italo trains in Italy

Itabus New Connection

Italo has recently launched a new offering known as Italobus, which provides bus connections between major Italian train stations and select cities. The bus stops are conveniently located near the train stations, allowing travellers to seamlessly transition from an Italo train to Italobus for onward travel to various destinations.

Parma, Modena, Mantua and Cremona from Reggio Emilia AV Mediopadana station

Bergamo, Orio al Serio Airport and Capriate from Milano Rogoredo train station

Trento, Rovereto and many ski destinations during winter from Verona Porta Nuova station

Picerno, Potenza, Matera, Ferrandina, Lauria, Cosenza and many other cities of Southern Italy from Salerno train station.

More trains to the South

Italo has added new destinations in the south of Italy, including Salerno, Reggio Calabria, and Lamezia Terme. Italo has increased the number of journeys to Calabria from 6 to 8 each day and introduced 4 "double" services. These special services will operate on the Turin-Milan-Rome-Naples-Salerno line, in order to meet the high demand for transportation between the main Italian cities.

Italo’s Exclusive Lounge — “Italo Club”

Discover the exclusive Lounge at Milano Centrale, Roma Termini, and Florence Santa Maria Novella stations, featuring a completely renewed service. Enjoy a rich buffet with a selection of pastries, a cafeteria, bakery, and hot and cold drinks served by the Italo staff. Relax in the comfortable armchairs of the relaxation area, take advantage of the free Wi-Fi and electrical sockets, and access the reserved toilets.

Italo trains in Italy

Italo Route Map

Italo Route Map

Italo is a high-speed train operator in Italy that offers efficient and comfortable travel between major cities. With extensive coverage across the country, Italo connects key destinations in both the north and south of Italy, including Milan, Venice, Verona, Rome, Florence, Bologna, Naples, Turin, and Reggio Calabria. The main routes include Rome to Milan, Florence to Venice, Milan to Naples, and Turin to Bologna, among others.

Italo's high-speed service can reach speeds of up to 300 km/h (186 mph), providing travellers with a modern and enjoyable experience. Italo operates two types of high-speed trains: AGV (Automotrice à Grande Vitesse) and EVO (Evoluzione).

The coverage and frequency of Italo's trains make it convenient for both business and leisure travellers to explore different regions of Italy. Whether it's visiting iconic cities like Rome, Milan, Florence, and Venice or exploring the beautiful landscapes of Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast, Italo offers a reliable and efficient mode of transportation.

Italo High speed trains

When travelling by train in Italy, Italo is a popular choice for high-speed journeys. Italo operates two types of trains: AGV and EVO, both train types are known for their modern design, spacious seating, and onboard amenities, including free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and entertainment options. Passengers can relax in the exclusive lounges at select stations, offering a rich buffet, cafeteria, bakery, and more. To determine which train operates on specific routes, please refer to the guide below:

AGV

AGV

AGV trains are Italo's flagship high-speed trains, capable of reaching speeds of up to 360 km/h (224 mph). AGV trains operate most Italo services on the Turin-Milan- Bologna-Florence-Rome-Naples-Salerno route, plus one or two departures on the Venice-Bologna-Florence-Rome-Naples route.

Main routes:

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Turin to Milan

Turin to Milan

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Bologna to Florence

Bologna to Florence

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Florence to Rome

Florence to Rome

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Florence to Naples

Florence to Naples

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EVO

EVO

EVO trains are Italo's newest addition to their fleet, introduced in 2018. They are slightly slower than the AGV trains, with a top speed of 250 km/h (155 mph), but still offer a comfortable and modern travel experience. EVO operates most services on the Turin-Milan-Verona-Venice route and part services on Italo's Venice-Bologna-Florence -Rome-Naples route.

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Turin to Milan

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Venice to Florence

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Rome to Naples

Rome to Naples

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Trenitalia airport trains

Trenitalia Airport Trains are a type of train service provided by Trenitalia in Italy that connect major airports with various cities and towns, which includes major airports such as Rome Fiumicino Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Venice Marco Polo Airport, and many others.

In addition to their convenient airport connections, Trenitalia Airport Trains also offer other features such as spacious seating, luggage storage areas, and onboard amenities to ensure a comfortable travel experience.

Trenitalia airport trains
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Trains to Rome Fiumicino Airport

Nearest train station:

Fiumicino Aeroporto T3

Train connections:

Frecciarossa trains:
From Florence, Bologna, Padua, Venice and Naples

Leonardo Express:
Roma Termini station to Rome Fiumicino Airport

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Trains to Rome Ciampino Airport

Nearest train station:

Ciampino station

Train connections:

Ciampino Airlink:
Roma Termini station to Ciampino train station, Napoli Centrale to Ciampino train station, Firenze Santa Maria Novella to Ciampino train station

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Trains to Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport

Nearest train station:

Pisa Airport Station & Pisa Central Station

Train connections:

Frecciarossa Trains:
To Rome, Milan

Regional Trains:
To Florence, Genoa

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Trains to Cagliari Elmas Airport

Nearest train station:

Cagliari Elmas Airport station

Train connections:

Regional Trains:
To Carbonia, Serbariu, Oristano, Cagliari, San Gavino, Macomer, Monserrato, Elmas, Olbia, Sassari, Sanluri

Italo ticket types and classes

Low Cost tickets

Cheapest but least flexible.

Save more with determined travel time and date.

Refunds and changes cost 50% of ticket + price difference.

Economy tickets

Cheap and lower modification fees than Low Cost.

Changes cost 20% of tickets, refunds cost 40%.

Flex tickets

The most flexible ticket type.

Allows unlimited free changes to date, time, and name before travel date.

Refunds cost 20% of the ticket.

Day Return tickets

Italo passengers may get 50% off same-day return trips in standard class.

Smart Class

Italo’s standard and cheapest class

With free WiFi, leather seats and a food carriage supplying hot and cold drinks and snacks.

With a cinema carriage

Prima Class

Equal to Italo’s First Class.

With Fast Track through luggage check, onboard welcome service, complimentary beverages, snacks, and free WiFi.

Wider and more comfortable seats, with power sockets, reading lights, and a glove compartment.

Club Executive Class

Italo Club lounges at all major train stations,

Fast Track through security.

Dedicated catering service with drinks and snacks

TV screens in every seat, offering on-demand movies and TV shows.

Italo trains to attractions

Trains to Rome

Trains to Rome

Italo trains can take you directly to Rome, getting off at Roma Termini, you’ll also be able to reach the main tourist attractions quite easily – Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican City (including St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel), Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon.

Trains to Florence

Trains to Florence

Italo trains offer direct routes to Florence, known for its Renaissance art and architecture. Arriving at Firenze Santa Maria Novella station, you’ll be spoilt for choice: like the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, and the Accademia Gallery (home to Michelangelo's David).

Trains to Milan

Trains to Milan

Italo trains connect to Milan, a fashion and design hub. Getting off at Milan Central, you can visit the iconic Duomo, explore the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, see Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie, and enjoy shopping in the fashion district.

Trains to Venice

Trains to Venice

Italo trains provide direct access to Venice, famous for its canals and romantic ambiance. Getting off at Venezia Santa Lucia, you can visit St. Mark's Square, Doge's Palace, Rialto Bridge, and take a gondola ride along the canals.

More train travel information

Italo Strikes

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