Find trains from Rome to Naples

The distance from Rome to Naples is not too long, and both regular and high-speed trains are available for this journey. The high-speed train will take you through many scenic spots towards the south of Italy, which include the Lazio and Campania regions. Lazio is the area that has Rome with its capital, and has sights which are not to miss. While travelling south from Rome to Naples, you will see the many sandy beaches, and behind its coast lie the Tolfa Mountains with extraordinary nature and large former craters. After you pass through Lazio, you will be in the Campania region. Campania region is known for its dramatic coastline and several high mountains and volcanic massifs – you will even be able to spot Mount Vesuvius before you get off the train! If the train from Rome to Naples is not direct, there are some regional train stops which could be either Latina or Cassino. Latina is known for its amazing architecture which you can take some time exploring if you have a longer stopover, and Cassino has some ancient castles and ruins that you can explore.

Rome Train Station – Roma Termini, is the largest train station in Italy and also one of the biggest ones in the whole of Europe. It serves 30 platforms and has hundreds of trains daily that travel throughout Italy and to some major European cities too. Its main hall has many restaurants and shops, ticket offices, travel agents, car hire desks, currency exchange booths, information desks and even two post offices. There are lounges available for passengers that hold special passes, and waiting areas for the rest of the travellers. There is special assistance for disabled passengers or parents with children. If you find yourself at Roma Termini for a longer time – there’s even a grocery shop there that you can visit! At the underground level, there is a left luggage facility and a spa for those who wish to relax. All in all, if you are getting a train from Rome to Naples, there will be a lot of things to enjoy while you wait for your departure. Last-minute discount train tickets from Rome to Naples are also available at the ticket desks for those looking for a spontaneous adventure.

You don’t usually need a passport to go from Rome to Naples. If you have booked your ticket online and need to have it printed at the information desks, it’s good to have some form of photo identification that has your name on it as well in order to prove that you are the ticket holder. Other than that, having a passport is not compulsory but it’s always good to have any form of ID on you in case of emergencies.

Your trip from Rome to Naples sounds easy enough so far, but once you arrive at the large and busy Napoli Centrale, you need to make your way to the city centre. The quickest and most convenient way to do this is via the underground station Napoli Piazza Garibaldi located below the mainline station. The metrostation has a few lines and can quickly take you to most neighbourhoods of Naples. When you exit Napoli Centrale, there is also a large bus stop with many routes out and into the city, along with some cabs and rideshares available nearby. There is a car hire office available at the train station as well, for those who prefer to have their own method of transportation for their stay in Naples.

The fastest journey time from Rome to Naples is 1h 08m. For this route, you may experience slight differences in travel time depending on the train you book. Look for direct options when searching if possible. Italotreno has the quickest available train to your destination.

You can find train tickets for Trenitalia and Italotreno which service this route currently. Trenitalia is the cheapest option recently available with prices starting at £23 for a return ticket.

The straight-line distance from Rome to Naples is 117.3 mi, but the actual distance you’ll travel by train depends on the route taken. The train usually takes 1h 08m in normal conditions.

Carbon emissions when taking the train out of Rome to Naples are around 31lb. Carbon emissions for flights between these two cities are around 110lb. The carbon footprint by bus can vary, but is around 19lb.

The quickest way is to book a flight from Rome to Naples, which can be as quick as 0h 50m onboard ITA Airways. You can also get a train from Rome to Naples, or a bus from Rome to Naples which can take you longer to arrive at your destination.

Expect a bus to be one of the cheapest options available to you for travel. Currently, a bus has deals available from £6. While they may not be the most cost-effective options currently available a flight from Rome to Naples or a train from Rome to Naples can also be options worth looking into if other factors outside of cost are a higher priority.