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How to buy cheap train tickets in Italy
Book in Advance
Advance tickets are usually available for purchase 12 weeks before you travel and helps save a lot.
Consider Regional Trains
In Italy, regional trains are typically more affordable than high-speed trains. You can consider them to save money with a flexible schedule.
Split Tickets
Split Tickets offer cheaper train solutions in Italy, saving an average of 25% and up to 85%, while also reducing travel time.
Buy Return Tickets
Trenitalia's Base ticket for Frecce and Intercity (except Intercity Night) and Italo's Standard Class (excluding Fridays and Sundays) enjoy 10%–50% discounts on return tickets.
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Access up-to-date information on train services, fares, schedules, and other details in real-time. Please plan your journey up to roughly 3 months in advance.
Frecce High-speed Trains
Among the Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, and Frecciabianca trains, it is the Frecciarossa that can reach speeds of up to 300 km/h, connecting major cities such as Milan, Rome, and Venice.
Italo High-speed Trains
All of Italo's trains are considered high-speed trains, with the EVO being the fastest, reaching a top speed of 360 km/h.
Trenitalia Regional Trains
Regional trains in Italy are cheaper but older and slower, with a maximum speed of just around 100 km/h.
FAQs About Italy Train Tickets
How do you buy a Trenitalia ticket?
To buy a Trenitalia ticket, you have several options:
Ticket Offices: You can buy tickets directly at Trenitalia ticket offices located at train stations across Italy. The staff will assist you in selecting the appropriate ticket for your journey.
Self-Service Machines: Many train stations have self-service ticket machines where you can purchase your Trenitalia ticket. These machines accept cash, credit cards, or debit cards.
Online: Visit the official Trenitalia website & app, or you can use Trip.com for more discounts on Railcards, advance tickets, split tickets, and more. Using Trip.com, search for train schedules, select your desired journey, and purchase your ticket online.
When are Trenitalia tickets the cheapest?
The cheapest Trenitalia tickets are available by booking in advance and during off-peak times. Ultra-cheap Advance tickets are usually available for purchase 12 weeks before your travel date, which can help you save a significant amount.
When are Italo tickets cheaper?
The cheaper Italo tickets are available by booking in advance and during off-peak times. Ultra-cheap Advance tickets are usually available for purchase 12 weeks before your travel date, which can help you save a significant amount.
What does it mean to validate a train pass or ticket in Italy?
This is also called "activating" a pass. A station staff member will stamp the pass to validate it. Please note that the pass must be validated at the station before boarding your train, as conductors on the train cannot validate the pass.
How do I validate my train ticket?
Only regional train tickets have to be validated. For other trains, e-tickets can simply be shown to the conductor when asked on the train. Regional train tickets must be validated before departure.
Follow these steps to validate your regional train ticket:
Use the check-in link provided in your booking confirmation email.
Once the page loads and shows you your ticket, click on the "Check In" button.
Once the page reloads with your passenger information, click on the "Next" button.
You will then see a confirmation message saying "Check-in complete. Enjoy your journey." This means you have successfully checked in.
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