Train Routes

Bergamo Airport can be confusing before you even leave the arrivals hall. The airport is officially Milan Bergamo Airport and uses the code BGY, but it is actually next to Bergamo, around 50 kilometres from central Milan. You may also see it called Orio al Serio Airport. That leads to

Milan Linate Airport (LIN) is much closer to central Milan than Malpensa, which makes getting into the city relatively straightforward. The easiest option for most travellers is the M4 metro, which runs directly from the airport into central Milan. There is one detail that catches people out, though: Milano Centrale

Travelling from Rome to Milan by train is one of the easiest ways to travel between Italy’s two largest cities. Direct high-speed trains connect the city centres in around three hours, with frequent departures throughout the day. You can choose between Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo, two high-speed

Arriving at Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) and continuing your journey by train can be slightly confusing at first. Unlike many European cities, Venice has two important railway stations that serve different purposes: * Venezia Santa Lucia — the main station on Venice Island, closest to the historic centre. * Venezia Mestre — the

Many travellers arriving in Italy start their trip in Rome but continue directly to Florence. The good news is that travelling from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Florence by train is straightforward once you understand the connection. There is no direct high-speed train from the airport to Florence. The

Getting from Florence Airport to Florence train station is one of the first things many travellers need to plan after arriving in Tuscany. The main railway station in Florence is Firenze Santa Maria Novella (SMN), located in the city centre and connected to major Italian destinations such as Rome, Milan,