Routes and stations
Italo runs Turin–Milan–Bologna–Florence–Rome–Naples–Salerno and Turin–Milan–Verona–Venice, plus Venice–Rome–Naples. It serves many other towns as well.
In Milan, Italo uses Milano Centrale and Milano Rogoredo. In Rome it uses Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina.
Tickets and fares
Italo has Flex, Economy and Low Cost fares. Low Cost is cheapest but cannot be refunded. Prices change with demand.
The Famiglia fare is for 2 to 4 people with at least one adult, and children under 14 travel free. It is sold in Smart and Prima. Children under 3 travel free on a lap, one per adult.
How to book
Book on italotreno.com or the Italo app. You get the booking by email and show the booking code (PNR) on your phone. A small fee lets you pick seats from a seat map.
Trainline and Rail Europe also sell Italo tickets with a small booking fee.
Tips for travellers
Italo has no limit on the number of bags. In Smart class, each bag must be no larger than 75 x 53 x 30 cm. A bigger bag in Smart can bring a fine of about €10. Prima and Club allow larger bags. Some coaches have lockers.
There is no hot food on board. Smart has vending machines for snacks and drinks. Prima gets drinks and snacks at the seat, and Club gets food and drink throughout. You may bring your own food and drink, which helps families who prefer halal meals.
Smart class has a Cinema car with films on screens, which children often enjoy. Club Executive has a quiet carriage.
Club Salotto is a private compartment for up to four people, good for a family wanting privacy. It is booked as a whole.
Last checked: October 2026. Fares and timetables change, so confirm on the official website before you travel.
