Routes
Frequency: Multiple trains daily; frequency depends on the route
Schedule: Operates year-round; check seasonal schedules online
Duration: Varies by route, typically 3 to 6 hours
Distance: Up to 1,000 km, depending on the journey
Recommended tickets: Eurail Global Pass, Interrail Global Pass
Reservation: Seat reservations are mandatory
Stops: Major stops include Milan, Rome, Florence, Naples
Ticket types: First Class, Business, Premium, and Standard
Requirements: Frecciarossa ticket; valid ID and travel documents for Italy
Facts: High-speed train reaching up to 300 km/h; renowned for luxury and punctuality
Eurail Passes offer the freedom to travel across multiple European countries or within a specific country.
There are two primary types:
Things to know:
If you're a resident of Europe, an Interrail pass is a must-have for you to ensure a convenient journey. Like the Eurail Pass, the Interrail Pass offers:
Things to know:
Once you board the train, consult the main departure board to find your compartment, which will indicate whether the business and executive classes are at the front (Testa) or rear (Coda) of the train. On the platform, overhead indicators display where each compartment will stop, making it easier to find your assigned seat.
Frecciarossa is known for its punctuality, so you can rely on it to get you to your destination on time. The sleek and modern interiors and scenic views of the Italian countryside create a memorable travel experience.
Frecciarossa services are operated using four different types of trains. Each of these has some speed differences available for different classes’ options:
To differentiate between Frecciarossa 600 and 700, proceed to make a mock booking in Standard Class and select your seat. If the seat map shows 8 cars, it’s a Frecciarossa 700. If only 7 cars appear, it’s a Frecciarossa 600.
Yes, while Interrail and Eurail passes provide unmatched convenience, allowing you to hop on and off trains across multiple destinations. The pass holders still need to pay a reservation fee to travel on Frecciarossa trains. It’s essential to refer to the relevant reservation pages for details and to reserve seats in advance.
Tickets can be booked through Trenitalia’s website, mobile app, or authorized ticketing platforms. Reservations are required, especially during peak seasons. If you have an Interrail or Eurail pass, a reservation fee applies, and seats must be booked via the relevant reservation pages.
The Frecciarossa fleet consists of four train types: Frecciarossa 1000, 500, 600, and 700. Each train type offers different speeds and class options:
Frecciarossa 1000: Offers Standard, Premium, Business, and Executive classes.
Frecciarossa 500: Includes an Executive Class.
Frecciarossa 600 and 700: Offer Standard, Premium, and Business classes without an Executive option.
Frecciarossa trains offer free Wi-Fi, power outlets, onboard entertainment, and ample luggage space across all classes. In Business and Executive classes, passengers enjoy complimentary meals and drinks. There is also a quiet car ("Business Silenzio") for those seeking a peaceful journey.
Frecciarossa trains have a relaxed luggage policy. You can bring as much as you can carry without strict weight or size restrictions. Smaller bags can fit on overhead racks or between seat backs, while larger suitcases can be stored on racks at the end of each car.
There is no formal check-in process. However, it is recommended to arrive at the station 10–15 minutes before the scheduled departure to allow time for boarding.
Children under the age of 4 can travel for free without occupying a seat. Children aged 4 to 15 are eligible for reduced fares.
Yes, Frecciarossa trains are designed to accommodate passengers with reduced mobility. They feature accessible carriages with ramps, spacious seating, and accessible bathrooms.