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Trains from Rome to Florence

Rome to Florence takes you from the capital to the capital of Tuscany, north through Lazio, Umbria and the Val di Chiana. It is a staple of any Italian itinerary, whether you are spending time in each city or using Florence as a base for Siena, Chianti and the hill towns. The journey is domestic, both stations are in their city centres, and the return from Florence to Rome is covered here as well, with its own times and fares.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Rome to Florence train

Departures leave from Roma Termini, the city's central station, on the eastern side of the centre near Piazza della Repubblica; it sits on both underground lines and has a taxi rank and bus station outside. Choose your date and passengers and search; live times and fares for that date appear once you do. The line runs north out of the Roman plain and up the Tiber valley into Umbria and the Val di Chiana, with hill towns on the ridges, before following the Arno down towards Florence. Firenze Santa Maria Novella is the arrival point, a short walk from the Duomo on the western edge of the old centre. Coming from Rome, Florence feels small and walkable: the Duomo, the Uffizi and Piazza della Signoria sit within a tight grid, the Ponte Vecchio crosses to the Oltrarno with its workshops and the Pitti Palace, and the hills of Fiesole frame the north. Stay near the station if you arrive late, by the river if you want evening walks. The hotels on this page cover both, and an Italy eSIM is on the page as well.

Where to stay in Florence

4 of the 172 hotels in the catalogue for Florence.

Trains from Rome to Florence: questions

How far is Florence from Rome by train?

Rome and Florence are about 230 km apart in a straight line; the rail route is longer. Live journey times and fares for your date appear when you search trains from Rome to Florence.

Can I book the return from Florence to Rome?

Yes. AI Concierge covers Florence to Rome as well; search each direction for its own times and fares.

Is Rome to Florence an international train journey?

No. Both Rome and Florence are in Italy, so this is a domestic rail journey.

Destination, hotel and service details come from AI Concierge travel data; distances are straight-line. Availability and prices are shown live when you search.