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Trains from Venice to Rome

Travelling from Venice to Rome by train means going from the lagoon to the Tiber, from a city with no cars to the capital spread across its hills. The journey runs south-west over the Apennines and down through Tuscany and Umbria, and it suits anyone finishing a tour in Rome, flying home from Fiumicino, or starting a stay in the capital after a quieter spell on the water. This is a domestic route, and Rome to Venice is covered here as the return, with its own times and fares.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Venice to Rome train

Departures run from Venezia Santa Lucia on the island or from Venezia Mestre on the mainland, so check which your search result shows and allow for the water bus if you are leaving from the Grand Canal. Settle the date and passengers, and whether you want the return in the same booking. After the causeway the line crosses the Veneto to Bologna, tunnels through the Apennines to Florence and continues south through the hill country of Tuscany and Umbria and down the Tiber valley into Rome. You arrive at Roma Termini, on the eastern side of the centre, with both underground lines, buses and taxis at the station. Rome is large, and where you stay sets the tone: the centro storico around the Pantheon and Piazza Navona for walking everywhere, Monti or the streets near Termini for an easy arrival, Prati near the Vatican for a quieter night, Trastevere across the river for the evenings. The hotels on this page show their distance from FCO, the airport on the coast to the south-west, which matters if this is your last night in Italy. Add an Italy eSIM here if your phone needs data in Italy.

Where to stay in Rome

4 of the 202 hotels in the catalogue for Rome. The hotels listed are 20 km from FCO.

Trains from Venice to Rome: questions

How far is Rome from Venice by train?

Venice and Rome 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 Venice to Rome.

Can I book the return from Rome to Venice?

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

Is Venice to Rome an international train journey?

No. Both Venice and Rome 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.