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Trains from Rome to Venice

Venice is a city built on water, and arriving by train from Rome delivers you straight onto the Grand Canal at Santa Lucia, which is the point of coming by rail. The journey runs north through Tuscany and Emilia and across the Veneto plain, and it is a natural leg for anyone touring Italy's cities, for visitors joining a cruise, and for people heading on to the Dolomites. Rome to Venice is domestic, and the return is covered on this page.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Rome to Venice train

You leave from Roma Termini, on the eastern side of the centre with underground lines beneath it. Decide the date and passengers and whether you want Venice to Rome booked in the same session; then search for live times and fares. The line runs north past Florence and Bologna, over the Apennines and across the flat Veneto through Padua, then onto the causeway across the lagoon. Venice has stations at both ends of that causeway: Venezia Mestre on the mainland, and Venezia Santa Lucia on the island, where the steps lead straight down to the Grand Canal and the water buses. Your search result names the arrival station, so check it matches where your hotel is. The island city is walked or sailed, never driven, so a hotel's position matters: near Santa Lucia or Piazzale Roma if you have heavy luggage, around San Marco or Dorsoduro if you want the squares and galleries on foot, on the Lido or in Mestre if you prefer space and a calmer evening. The hotels on this page include their distance from VCE, the airport across the lagoon to the north. An Italy eSIM can go in the same booking.

Where to stay in Venice

4 of the 195 hotels in the catalogue for Venice. The hotels listed are 7–11 km from VCE.

Trains from Rome to Venice: questions

How far is Venice from Rome by train?

Rome and Venice are about 390 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 Venice.

Can I book the return from Venice to Rome?

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

Is Rome to Venice an international train journey?

No. Both Rome and Venice 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.