Train from London to Rome
Overview
Detailed itinerary
Option 1: via Paris (sleeper) |
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Sample itinerary: Take the 1404 service from St Pancras to Paris, cross the city to Gare de Bercy and take the 1852 sleeper train, which arrives in Rome at 1012 the next day.
Price: from £135 return
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| Leg 1: | London St Pancras International to Paris Gare du Nord in the heart of Paris. Don't forget check-in time for Eurostar is at least 30 mins before departure. |
Frequency of service: About 15 trains a day
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Eurostar Journey time: From 2 hrs 15 mins
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| Transfer |
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Long hopTransfer time: Allow 50 mins.
Book a hotel near Gare de Bercy
Book a hotel near Gare du Nord
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| Leg 2: | Paris Gare de Bercy to Rome Termini Overnight sleeper train departs Paris Gare de Bercy daily at 1852, arriving in Rome Termini Station the next day at 1012. |
Frequency of service: Daily
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Artesia Night Journey time: 15 hours 20 minutes
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| Destination | Benvenuto a Roma
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Book a hotel near Rome Termini Station
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Option 2: via Paris and Milan (sleeper) |
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Sample itinerary: An afternoon train from London will get you to Paris in time for the 2033 sleeper service to Milan. After arriving at 0538, connect to the 0545, 0615 or 0630 service to Rome, where you'll arrive mid-morning.
Price: from £302 return
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| Leg 1: | London St Pancras International to Paris Gare du Nord in the heart of Paris. Don't forget check-in time for Eurostar is at least 30 mins before departure. |
Frequency of service: About 15 trains a day
Operator:
Eurostar Journey time: From 2 hrs 15 mins
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| Transfer |
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Long hopTransfer time: Allow 50 mins.
Book a hotel near Gare de Bercy
Book a hotel near Gare du Nord
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| Leg 2: | Paris Gare de Bercy to Milan (sleeper) Overnight sleeper train departs Paris Gare de Bercy at 2033, arriving in Milan the next morning at 0538. (On May 10-14, 17-21 and Oct 18-22 and 25-29, the train departs Paris at 1909) |
Frequency of service: Daily
Operator:
Artesia Night Journey time: 9 hours 5 minutes
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| Transfer | A quick same-station change of platform within Milan Centrale Station. |
Change of platformTransfer time: Allow 20 minutes
Book a hotel near Milan Centrale
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| Leg 3: | Milan to Rome Termini Station First train departs Milan at 0545, the last train departs at 2100, with two additional sleeper services departing 2205 (arrives Rome at 0452) and 2320 (arrives Rome at 0730). |
Frequency of service: Thirty-six trains a day.
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Trenitalia Journey time: From 2 hours 59 minutes
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| Destination | Benvenuto a Roma
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Book a hotel near Rome Termini Station
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Option 3: via Paris and Milan |
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Sample itinerary: Take an afternoon train to Paris, spend the night in the French capital and then take the 0742 from Gare de Lyon to Milan. In Milan there are numerous services, including the convenient 1500 and 1515 services, which will take you on to Rome.
Price:
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| Leg 1: | London St Pancras International to Paris Gare du Nord in the heart of Paris. Don't forget check-in time for Eurostar is at least 30 mins before departure. |
Frequency of service: About 15 trains a day
Operator:
Eurostar Journey time: From 2 hrs 15 mins
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| Transfer |
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Short hopTransfer time: Allow 50 minutes.
Book a hotel near Gare du Nord
Book a hotel near Gare de Lyon
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| Leg 2: | Paris Gare de Lyon to Milan Train departs Paris Gare de Lyon daily at 0742, arriving in Milan at 1450. |
Frequency of service: Daily
Operator:
TGV Journey time: 7 hours 8 minutes
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| Transfer | A quick same-station change of platform within Milan Centrale Station. |
Change of platformTransfer time: Allow 20 minutes
Book a hotel near Milan Centrale
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| Leg 3: | Milan to Rome Termini Station First train departs Milan at 0545, the last train departs at 2100, with two additional sleeper services departing 2205 (arrives Rome at 0452) and 2320 (arrives Rome at 0730). |
Frequency of service: Thirty-six trains a day.
Operator:
Trenitalia Journey time: From 2 hours 59 minutes
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| Destination | Benvenuto a Roma
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Book a hotel near Rome Termini Station
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Your route to Rome
The lines on the map are for illustrative purposes only - they don't show the exact route taken by the train.
