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Rome → Florence

The quickest way to travel from Rome to Florence is by train, taking just 90 minutes. If speed is your priority, this is the clear choice. Check providers like Omio and Rail Europe to find the prices and conditions that suit you.

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from €15· Fastest: 1 h 30 min· 1 modes
Price
€15
From
Travel time
1h 30m
Fastest
Transport modes
Train
Providers
3
service providers

Cheapest

While the train is the fastest option, prices start at 15 EUR. It may not be the absolute cheapest, but it offers good value for the travel time.

For families

The train is also suitable for families seeking comfort and speed. However, consider the cost of tickets for all family members.

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DirectFastestCheapest
Rome
1h 30m
Florence
Price:€15–50

Connecting Routes (2)

Combined route
5 h 45 minfrom 45 EUR
RomeVeniceFlorence
1RomeVenice3 h 45 minBook
2VeniceFlorence2 hBook
Separate bookings · Connection not guaranteed · Allow buffer time
Combined route
7 h 30 minfrom 50 EUR
RomeMilanVeniceFlorence
1RomeMilan3 hBook
2MilanVenice2 h 30 minBook
3VeniceFlorence2 hBook
Separate bookings · Connection not guaranteed · Allow buffer time
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FAQ

What is the fastest way to get from Rome to Florence?
The fastest option is the train, taking about 90 minutes.
What is the fastest way to travel from Rome to Florence?
The train is the fastest option, taking only about 90 minutes.
What is the cheapest way to travel from Rome to Florence?
The cheapest option is to take the train, with ticket prices starting at 15 EUR.
How much does a train ticket from Rome to Florence cost?
A train ticket costs between 15 and 50 EUR, depending on the ticket type and booking time.
Are there direct trains from Rome to Florence?
Yes, there are direct trains from Rome to Florence with no transfers needed.
Can you travel from Rome to Florence overnight?
Most trains operate during the day, so it's advisable to check the schedule if planning an overnight trip.
Is the train suitable for families with children?
Yes, the train is comfortable for families and offers ample seating space.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Yes, booking in advance can secure better prices and availability, especially during peak seasons.
Is there a direct route from Rome to Florence?
Yes, there is a direct route from Rome to Florence. You can book a ticket directly through the provider.
Do I need separate tickets?
Yes, combined routes require separate tickets for each leg. We recommend leaving a buffer between connections.
How long does the route from Rome to Florence take?
The fastest option takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. Travel times vary by transport mode and weather conditions.
How much does travel from Rome to Florence cost?
The lowest price we found is 15 EUR. Prices may vary by season and booking time.

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