Trenitalia
06:45 – 17:47
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-11 h 2 min1 changeTrenitalia
06:45 – 17:47
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-11 h 2 min1 changeTrenitalia
07:20 – 17:47
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-10 h 27 min2 changesTrenitalia
09:48 – 13:35
Milano Porta Garibaldi – Roma Termini-3 h 47 minTrenitalia
10:20 – 13:49
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-3 h 29 minTrenitalia
11:00 – 14:10
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-3 h 10 minTrenitalia
11:10 – 14:49
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-3 h 39 minTrenitalia
12:00 – 15:10
Milano Centrale – Roma Termini-3 h 10 minSometimes it is possible to get cheaper solutions by having a look at limited offers or at fidelity programs made available on the companies' websites.
When travelling on such short distances, you can take into account also busses and carpooling options: with some luck you will find very cheap options, even if you book on short notice.
Which stations serve the rail line Milan - Rome?
You can take the train to Rome at Milano Rho Fiera, Milano Rogoredo, Milano Centrale or Milano Porta Garibaldi, which arrives at Roma Tiburtina, Roma Termini or Roma Ostiense.
How many train connections exist to go from Milan to Rome per day?
If you want to travel from Milan to Rome by train, there are 53 available connections per day. The main part of these connections, that is to say 51 routes, are direct lines and the rest, that is to say 2 routes include one or many changes. As a result, please take a ticket for a direct line if you do not want any change. Despite that, choosing an offer with an indirect line is sometimes the best way to travel efficiently especially if there are too few connections and if you look for a ticket at the last minute even though the trip is longer.
How long does it take from Milan to Rome and when do the trains leave?
On average, it takes 4 hours and 10 minutes to get to Rome by train, but you will need 3 hours and 39 minutes with the fastest trains. The first one is available at 06:07, whereas the last one leaves Milan at 20:08.
