Rome, Florence, Venice, Lucerne, Paris, London by train
Rome to London by train, featuring the best of Italy, Switzerland, France and England. Jump to the different cities or watch it all: Rome at 2:34; Florence at 8:43; Venice at 16:53; Lucerne at 22:42; Paris at 27:50; London at 34:10; Comments at 44:39
Rome highlights include lunch at Campo dei Fiori and a walking tour to the Pantheon, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Vatican Museum and St. Peters, best of Europe.
Florence is always listed in the world’s top-ten places to visit because of the Renaissance tradition we still see in the architecture, and the overall beauty of the city, not to mention great restaurants. Our walking tour with local guide brings us to the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria and across the Arno River to Oltrarno. We also enjoy steak at il Porcospino, a favorite restaurant, with a most friendly waiter, Franco.
Venice is the city of dreams, a place like no other, with water for streets and boats for cars. Our several walking tours bring us into the heart of town including: Rialto, San Marco, the Basilica, hidden restaurants, and of course, a gondola ride.
Lucerne is an ideal town to visit on your trip through Switzerland, with a lovely pedestrian zone, historic buildings in the typical style, waterfront cafes and views, and nearby mountains including Titlis, which we ascend in this journey.
Paris, perhaps the world’s most beautiful city, including: TGV arrival, walk to the Opera, Chartier dinner, stroll to Rue Montorgueil, open-top bus tour, Versailles, the Louvre, Latin Quarter and more…
London, capital of England, is our globe-trotting filmmaker’s favorite city, and this summary demonstrates why this city is so compelling. We bring you all over the center of town, including Soho, Covent Garden, Regent Street, Oxford Street, Burlington Arcade, Fortnum & Mason, Changing the Guard, open-top bus tour, Inns of Court, The City and the Tower of London.
Comments: An ideal Europe trip should include the major cities of London, Paris and Rome, along with a look at Switzerland in Lucerne, and the other greatest of Italian places, Florence and Venice. We summarize the journey with comments from our travelers about their favorites and general feelings about the trip, travelling by train and staying in each city for several days.
How to Travel in Italy By Train (Cheapest Tickets) | Rome, Florence, Venice
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*Differences Between Regional and Long Distance Trains in Italy*
First off, there are two types of trains: One that goes long distances using the high speed rail, like going from Rome to Florence.
The other train is the regional trains. These go shorter distances like Milan to Como.
*How to Book a Regional Train in Italy*
Example train routes:
Milan to Como
Florence to Pisa
- The Regional trains don’t need to be bought in advance.
- Once you’re at the station there will be ticket machines to purchase the tickets.
- The prices are fixed so it isn’t cheaper if you buy in advance. There are no assigned seats so if you want a seat get on the train right when it arrives.
- Also don’t forget to validate your train ticket before hopping on. If you don’t do this, you’ll get fined!
The regional trains make it super easy to do little short one day trips to another city.
*How to Book a Long Distance Train in Italy*
The below is the cheapest and easiest method to book a long distance train from two cities such as Venice to Florence.
- All seats on these trains are reserved.
- I found that buying my ticket from Italiarail.com was the easiest to use. Some say it could be cheaper if you are buying two or more tickets. I’ve looked on other sites and it was the cheapest I could find at the time.
- The website charges a small service fee of 3.50 euros per transaction. HOWEVER, if you book it with Seat61.com, you can email them afterward to get the service fee refunded.
Here is a list some other sites you could compare prices with:
italiarail.com
loco2.com
trenitalia.com
If you are traveling with two people I suggest getting seats facing each other on the side.
* The Difference Between First and Second Class Seating*
Standard seating:
- Decent space to put luggage
- Cloth seats
- Comfortable
First Class seating:
- 25 euros more/person on avg.
- Leather seats
- A bit more leg room
- Free drink and snack
- Extra room for large luggage
Overall, I don’t think it’s worth the extra cost.
*Common Italian Train Station Names (Translated English to Italian)*
Rome: Stazione Terimini
Venice: Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia
Florence: Firenze Santa Maria Novella
Milan: Milano Centrale
For Rome the main station you should take is Station Termini because it is walking distance to all the sights. Roma Ostiense and Roma Triburtina stations are all on the outskirts of the city so you would have to take a local train or taxi into the city center.
Here are how long the train takes from one city to the next:
Rome to Florence 1 hour and 32 minutes
Venice to Florence takes 2 hours and 5 minutes
Florence to Milan takes 1 hour and 41 minutes
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Using the Trains in Italy From Rome to Florence to Venice (TRENITALIA)
This video shows how to use the trains in Italy to get to Rome, Florence, or Venice or any other city on the rail line. The trains are fast, and they take you to the heart of each city. You can buy tickets ahead of time using the trenitalia.com website, or italiarail.com. Or you can buy your tickets at the train station from a ticket office, or using the ticket machines. In Venice you will see Porters outside of the train station and they will take your luggage for you to your hotel. Make sure to negotiate the price with the porters, their first price quote is not their last. You can also take a water taxi, but then you will need to carry your own luggage. I hope this video helps! Enjoy Italy!
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Train Rome to Venice Italy. Then exploring Venice & tour of apartment we rented in the center of Venice Italy.
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Train Trip from Rome to Venice
Train trip from Rome to Venice. The first stop was Florence, and I really enjoyed the Tuscany landscape. And, the first view of Venice when you go out of Venice Train Station is impressive.
Italy by Train | The Grand Tour | 2 weeks, 8+ Destinations ❤ ????????
Do it yourself TOUR INCLUDES: Milan • Venice • Bellagio • Florence • Pisa • Positano (Amalfi Coast) • Island of Capri • Rome + TIPS
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One of the great journeys in Europe is Italy by Train. With today’s high-speed trains, it is a quick and easy way to see Italy’s great cities, museums, masterpieces, and the amazing Italian countryside.
In this itinerary we’ll start in Milan, with day trips to Venice and Bellagio. Then off to Florence with a half day in Pisa. Then south, to the Positano on the Amalfi Coast for some beach time and relaxing in the sun, with a day trip to the Island of Capri. Circling back, we’ll head to Rome and then back to Milan to complete the route.
T HA N K S F O R W A T C H I N G ! ! !
Day 1: Milan (1:03)
- Duomo di Millano
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Sforzesco Castle
- Sempione Park
- Naviglio Grande
- Santa Maria della Grazie (The Last Supper)
Day 2: Venice (3:34)
- Rialto Bridge
- St. Marks Square
- St. Marks Basilica
- Doges Palace
- St. Marks Campanile (Bell Tower)
- Bridge of Sighs
- Grand Canal
- Gondola
Day 3: Bellagio (6:18)
- Town of Esino
- Town of Bellagio
- Town of Varenna
Day 4: Milan - Florence
Day 5: Florence (8:25)
- Galleria dell'Accademia (David)
- Duomo
- Brunelleschi's Dome (Cupola)
- Baptistry
- Palazzo Vecchio (Hall of 500)
- Arnolfo Tower
- Uffizi Gallery
- Ponte Vecchio
- Pitti Palace
Day 6: Pisa - Florence (13:17)
- Leaning Tower
- Duomo
- Baptistry
Day 7: Florence - Positano (13:48)
- Salerno
- Amalfi Coast
Day 8: Positano (14:44)
- Town tour
- Beaches
- Day trips
Day 9: Capri (17:26)
- Marina Grande
- Town of Capri
- Funicolare
- Luxury Shopping
Day 10: Positano
Day 11: Positano
Day 12: Positano - Rome (19:13)
Day 13: Rome (19:30)
- Colosseum
- Roman Forum
- Trajan's Forum
- Alter of the Fatherland
- Trevi Fountain
- Pantheon
- St. Peter's Basilica (Vatican City)
- Vatican Museums
- Spanish Steps
Day 14: Rome - Milan (24:06)
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Grand Tour of Italy by Rail
Enjoy a grand tour of Italy to discover beautiful Renaissance cities and spectacular countryside. Our tour visits Rome, Florence, Lucca and Venice, and includes First Class rail travel, accommodation, excursions and the services of a professional Tour Manager.
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Rome to Florence | Italo High Speed Train!
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Traveling From Rome to Florence on high-speed train Italo! (italotreno.it) An economic alternative to the Frecciarossa ( trenitalia.com)
ROME To FLORENCE By Train 2019 | TRENITALIA | TERMINI Station
Rome & Florence are only a 1.5 hour train ride away from each other, so it is definitely possible to visit each city even if you have only a few days in Italy. A fast & economical way to travel between each city is using the train - TrenItalia, which is a great operator to use.
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Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice Italy
Visiting Rome, Florence at 7:16, Pisa at 14:56 and Venice at 17:37 in this train trip through Italy, including Rome’s Colosseum, Piazza Navona, Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, Vatican and St. Peters, and we walk the narrow lanes of Rome’s historic pedestrian center. In Florence we enter the Duomo, eat at the Mercato Centrale food court, have dinner at Porcospino restaurant, and see Orsanmichelle, Ponte Vecchio, the David, Pitti Palace, Boboli Gardens, and Piazza delle Signoria. Then we take a day=trip to Pisa to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa, then back to Florence by train. Continuing to Venice by train, we walk through town enjoying the narrow lanes, visiting the Basilica San Marco, Rialto, dinner at al Timon and the Rosticerria, and take a gondola ride.
Travel Italy by train with Interrail | Venice | Florence | Rome
In Summer 2015 we explored some of Italy's most popular cities by train, which was a lot of fun!
Italy has an extremely great train network with modern high-speed trains that take you quickly from one city to another.
With a monthly ticket from Interrail we had plenty of time to travel across the country. We also traveled along the Southern Part, Pls also check our other video about the Amalfi and Cilento Coast:
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From Civitavecchia cruise port to Rome
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How to go to Rome (Colloseum) by train from Civitavecchia cruise port.
Last part of the video shows how to reach Civitavecchia cruise port from Rome.
Civitavecchia cruise port- free shuttle Largo della Pace- walk- Civitavecchia train station(€12) -Ostiense-walk- Piramide-Colloseo- Rome walking tour- Colloseo-Piramide-walk-Ostiense-Civitavecchia- bus (€2)- Largo della Pace- free shuttle service to cruise port.
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□ Civitavecchia cruise port.
□ Take free shuttle bus service to Largo della Pace (Tourist information and service center in Civitavecchia)
□ Walk towards Civitavecchia train station. Get a real glimpse of Civitavecchia. It's actually a nice city to explore. A 30-minute walking tour in Civitavecchia didn't hurt our schedule.
□Buy ticket at the station. There's usually a long queu at the ticket booth. Head towards the kiosk within the train station (where they sell drinks and other small items) and buy BIRG ticket. They don't speak English, so no need to ask questions. Just get your BIRG tickets, €12 per person, valid for a day. Which means you can use the same ticket on your way back, plus you can use it in Rome, bus and Metro, without extra charge. Tickets need to be machine validated before boarding the train.
Or face penalty if you don't.
□Enjoy the train ride. It's faster than a bus. They have toilet facilities inside the train itself.
□Get off at Ostiense station
□Head towards Metro B by taking the underground passage connecting Ostiense and Piramide station at Metro Line.
□Use the same BIRG ticket in Piramide station. Enjoy a quick Metro ride until Colloseo.
□Get off at Colloseo station. This is the Colloseum in Rome.
□Enjoy your Rome tour.
FROM ROME TO CIVITAVECCHIA CRUISE PORT
□Walk back to Colloseum at around 14:00 (2PM) Max is 14:30.
□Metro ride from Colloseo station to Piramide station. Use the same BIRG ticket.
□Get off at Piramide station
□Find your way to Ostiense station. Ask someone for directions or simply get hold of a map if you're not sure.
□Pass the underground passage and walk towards Ostiense station.
□Train ride from Ostiense to Civitavecchia. Use the same BIRG ticket.
□Get off at Civitavecchia train station. Be prepared to wait. The train picks up passengers from each stop.
□Get off at Civitavecchia station.
□Take bus going to Largo della Pace. The bus is right outside the train station. €2 per person. Ticketing booth just nearby.
□Get off at Largo della Pace, Civitavecchia tourist service and information center.
□Get a free shuttle (bus) ride to the cruise port. The bus indicates the Cruise ship.
□There are two (2) stops. The bus stops first to drop new passengers with luggages for check-in. The next stop will be right in front of your cruise ship.
□Enjoy your cruise!
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