Two of Italy's finest cities, Rome and Venice, are only a short train ride apart. Delve into Rome's centuries-old historical sites by day and enjoy a romantic gondola ride in Venice by night. Traveling by train between Rome and Venice is easy, affordable and fast. Find out how you can travel this route yourself. Show
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Traveling by high-speed trainInterior of Le Frecce train 1st class The fastest way to travel from Rome to Venice is on board the Le Frecce high-speed train. This modern and luxurious train will get you to your destination in only 3 hours and 7 minutes. For actual travel times, check out our timetable. You can read all about the sights and stops along the way in our Rome-Venice blog entry.
Traveling by regional trainItalian regional train Taking a regional train from Rome to Venice means more travel time than by high-speed train. It also means you'll save money and have the possibility to stop along the way in world-renowned cities like Florence and Bologna. If you're traveling with a Eurail Pass, you don't need to buy a ticket. You can travel on this train for free and get on and off whenever you like. Eurail PassesThe Eurail Pass is a train pass that lets you travel on nearly every train in Europe. It comes in all shapes and sizes, so you can pick the one that best fits your vacation plans. Check out our Eurail Passes. If you're only looking to travel in Italy, the Eurail Italy Pass might be just the thing for you. Otherwise you can choose another pass and make this journey part of a larger, exciting European adventure! Change of currencyYou cannot change the currency once you have a Pass in your cart. Remove the Pass, and then change the currency on the website header. Orient Express and the Amalfi CoastFrom £4,899 per person // 9 days
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Suggested ItineraryOrient Express and the Amalfi Coast DAY 1 - LONDON TO VENICE ON THE ORIENT-EXPRESS Set off from London Victoria on board the British Pullman for a trip of a lifetime. Enjoy brunch on board as you pass through the Kent countryside, before crossing the channel on a luxury coach on the comfortable Eurotunnel service. In Calais, you will board the continental Wagon Lits carriages, home for the next 15 hours as you make your way towards Venice. Settle into your cabin and get ready for dinner, as you make your way towards Paris and the sun sets over Picardy. Enjoy a spectacular 5-course meal and then relax in the elegant lounge, serenaded by a Grand Piano. DAY 2 - ARRIVE INTO VENICE Awake to the Swiss Alps as you head into Italy. Take in the stunning scenery from the comfort of your cabin over a leisurely breakfast. As you cross the plains of northern Italy, enjoy a 3-course lunch, then while away the afternoon in the saloon or in your cabin before crossing Venice lagoon and into Santa Lucia station, shortly after 6pm. You will have a shared transfer by water taxi to your accommodation, the Dona Palace Hotel (or similar) where you will have a 2-night stay. DAY 3 - VENICE Enjoy your free day in Venice, exploring the Grand Canal and smaller side-canals, from the magnificence of St Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge through to the authentic residential neighbourhoods of Arsenale and Cannareggio. You may also like to take a boat trip to the colourful islands of Murano and Burano or spend some time on the beach at the Lido. DAY 4 - VENICE TO AMALFI Leave Venice after breakfast this morning and make your way back to the station at the top of the Grand Canal for your onward journey south to Naples. This direct train service takes you via Padua, Bologna, Florence and Rome to Naples, where you will arrive in the mid-afternoon. When you arrive, a driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel on the Amalfi Coast. Check in at the beautifully situated Luna Convento Hotel (or similar) for a 4-night stay. DAYS 5, 6 & 7 - AMALFI COAST You have three full days to explore the stunning UNESCO World Heritage listed Amalfi Coast from your base in the popular town of Amalfi. The best way to get out and about is by boat and there are also several hiking trails along the coast, boasting spectacular views. Alternatively, you might prefer to sit and relax at your hotel or on the beach with a good book. In Amalfi itself, allow time to wander around the historic centre of the town and visit the 10th century cathedral and adjacent Cloister of Paradise with its stunning mosaics and paintings. DAY 8 - AMALFI TO TURIN Enjoy another free morning in Amalfi before being collected from your hotel by your private transfer driver, who will take you back to Naples Centrale for a direct train service to Turin. On arrival in Turin, check in for an overnight stay at the Grand Hotel Sitea (or similar). Why not enjoy a late dinner in this historic city, known for its ‘slow food’ culture. DAY 9 - TURIN TO LONDON After breakfast this morning, make your way to Turin Porta Susa station for a high-speed TGV to Paris. On arrival in Paris, a driver will be standing at the end of the platform ready to take you across to the Gare du Nord for your Eurostar service back to London. Typical hotels on this itineraryOrient Express and the Amalfi Coast Dona Palace Hotel Located within 5 minutes’ walk of St Mark’s Square and the Venetian Lagoon, the Dona Palace Hotel occupies a 14th-century building on a quiet canal. Bedrooms and suites are decorated in a classic Venetian style. There is a private outdoor terrace as well as a lounge bar, serving breakfast in the morning and tea with homemade pastries in the afternoon. Luna Convento Hotel The guest rooms surround the ancient courtyard dating back to the 13th century when the hotel was once a convent. Founded in 1222 by St Francis of Assisi, Hotel Luna Convento features a large outdoor pool and a reef, complete with sun loungers and umbrellas. From here you can access the beautiful Mediteranean Sea. Grand Hotel Sitea Grand Hotel Sitea is located in the centre of Turin, right behind Piazza San Carlo and a 10-minute walk from Piazza Castello. Rooms are elegantly furnished and come with parquet or carpeted floors, and a TV with satellite channels. There is also free internet access. All rooms offer a marble bathroom, some with spa bath. Upgrade your accommodationOrient Express and the Amalfi Coast Luna Baglioni Hotel One of the Leading Hotels of the World, the Luna Baglioni is simply the best in Venetian opulence. Housed in a magnificent Venetian Palace, the hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, Canova, as well as Caffe Baglioni, where delicious coffees and pastries are available throughout the day. Santa Catarina Hotel The Santa Catarina Hotel is an historic luxury hotel, perched on the cliffs overlooking the Amalfi Coast. One of the Leading Hotels of the World, this property features an outdoor swimming pool and two restaurants all with stunning sea views. There is also a spa and wellness centre where you can treat yourself to a pampering massage or beaty treatment. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.AcceptReject Read More Is the Amalfi Coast close to Venice?How far is it from Venice to Amalfi Coast? The distance between Venice and Amalfi Coast is 563 km. The road distance is 786.3 km.
Is there a high speed train from Venice to Naples?Train is the fastest connection between Naples and Venice: get to your destination in only 5 hours e 5 minutes! Discover all of our offers and travel at the best price. Buy your Italo high speed train tickets Naples-Venice and Venice-Naples in advance and save!
Is there a high speed train from Rome to Amalfi?As there are no direct trains available from Rome to the Amalfi Coast, you will need to make a change along the way. First, you'll first to catch a Frecciarossa or Italo high-speed train from Roma Termini to Napoli Centrale – trains run directly between these two stations all day.
How long drive from Venice to Amalfi?Can I drive from Amalfi Coast to Venice? Yes, the driving distance between Amalfi Coast to Venice is 786 km. It takes approximately 7h 29m to drive from Amalfi Coast to Venice.
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