Trains from Rome to Pompeii

About the Rome to Pompeii train

Trains leave from Roma Termini, with underground lines, buses and taxis at the door. Because Pompeii is a smaller place, the options the search returns may involve a change at Naples; the results show whether yours does and how long the connection is, so compare them before you choose rather than picking on departure time alone. The archaeological park has several entrances, and the stations serving it sit on different sides of the town, so check the arrival station on your ticket against the gate you plan to use. The modern town has its own basilica and square, and the ruins lie immediately to the west of it, with Vesuvius rising behind. Staying the night means an early entry before the day visitors and an easy run on to Sorrento, the Amalfi coast or Naples afterwards. The hotels on this page are the catalogue's choices for Pompeii itself; if you would rather base yourself in Naples, that route is listed under more train routes. There is an Italy eSIM option on this page too.