Rome to Naples by Train

About This Route

Traveling from Rome to Naples by train is a straightforward and efficient way to reach the southern city. The journey takes approximately 80 minutes, with fares starting from €19.90 when booking with Italo. Trains arrive at Napoli Centrale, the main railway station in Naples, located just north of the city center. Upon arrival, travelers can reach the heart of Naples via the Metro Line 1 from the station to various central stops such as Municipio or Toledo within 5-10 minutes. Alternatively, several bus lines operate from Napoli Centrale to key city locations, and taxis are readily available outside the station for a quicker, more direct route. For those preferring to walk, the city center is about a 20-minute walk south from the station. Napoli Centrale also provides access to onward connections, including regional trains and buses. When arriving in Naples, be prepared for busy station surroundings and consider securing your belongings, as the area can be crowded. Planning your onward transport in advance will help navigate the city's traffic and public transport schedules more smoothly.

What to Expect on the Journey

The train journey from Rome to Naples via Italo takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, covering a distance of around 225 kilometers. Leaving Rome, passengers travel southward through the Lazio region, passing rolling hills, vineyards, and agricultural fields. As the train approaches Campania, the landscape shifts to include more urban areas and glimpses of the Tyrrhenian Sea along the coast. Notable stops include Latina and Formia, towns with historical significance and coastal views. The route offers clear views of Mount Vesuvius as the train nears Naples. Onboard, Italo provides comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, and power outlets, making it convenient for work or relaxation. Large windows allow travelers to watch the changing scenery, from Rome’s outskirts to Naples’ dense urban environment. The smooth, high-speed rail line ensures a quiet and efficient trip, connecting two major Italian cities swiftly and comfortably.

Route Highlights

How to Get from Rome to Naples

The train offers the fastest and most reliable connection between Rome and Naples, avoiding traffic delays common on the highway.

Station Information

Italo Ticket Classes

How to Book Rome to Naples Tickets

Travel Tips

Luggage & Accessibility

Italo allows passengers to bring two pieces of luggage free of charge, each up to 25 kg and within size limits of 85 x 55 x 35 cm. Oversized items require prior arrangement. Bicycles can be transported if folded and stored in a bag. The trains feature accessible spaces for passengers with reduced mobility and assistance upon request.

Cancellation Policy

When You Arrive in Naples

Upon arriving in Naples, consider visiting the historic city center, which features landmarks such as the Naples Cathedral and Piazza del Plebiscito. Sampling authentic Neapolitan pizza nearby is a practical first stop for many travelers. For those with time, the National Archaeological Museum offers extensive collections related to the nearby Pompeii ruins. In your first hour, use the metro or a taxi from Napoli Centrale to reach your destination efficiently and store luggage if needed at the station’s facilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

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