Trenitalia is Italy's principal rail operator and the passenger division of state-owned Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane, running trains across the country and beyond. Its fleet covers the full range of Italian trains: Frecce high-speed services – Frecciarossa, Frecciargento and Frecciabianca – alongside Intercity, Intercity Notte, and Regionale and Regionale Veloce trains connecting cities, towns and villages nationwide.
As an official Trenitalia partner, Trip.com lets you check timetables, compare fares and availability, and book Trenitalia tickets online for any route.
Trenitalia trains
From high-speed Frecce services to regional connections, Trenitalia operates trains to suit every journey. Below you'll find an overview of each train in the fleet, with timetables for the most popular routes by service type. Please note, Trenitalia updates its timetables twice a year, for the summer and winter seasons.

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Reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h, Frecciarossa is Trenitalia's fastest high-speed service, connecting major cities across Italy including Rome, Naples, Reggio Calabria and Lecce, as well as international destinations. Onboard, passengers can choose from four travel classes and enjoy free Wi-Fi, onboard entertainment and food and drinks from the bar carriage.

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Operating on both high-speed and conventional lines, Frecciargento runs medium and long-distance services at up to 250 km/h, connecting cities across Italy including Rome, Naples, Genoa and Bari. Onboard, passengers can choose between first and second class seating and enjoy free Wi-Fi, onboard entertainment and food and drinks from the bar carriage.

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The only Frecce service to run exclusively on conventional lines, Frecciabianca connects Rome and Genoa via the Pisa–La Spezia corridor, reaching speeds of up to 200 km/h. Onboard, passengers can choose between first and second class seating and enjoy food and drinks from the bar carriage.

Intercity
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Trenitalia's Intercity trains connect major Italian cities at speeds of up to 200 km/h, and are perfect for medium-distance journeys. Often with the most accessible fares, Intercity offers first and second class seating as well as family areas and onboard snack vending machines.

Intercity Notte
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Reaching a vast network of destinations across Italy, Intercity Notte is Trenitalia's overnight service, with sleeping carriages, couchettes and onboard staff to assist you throughout your journey. Board in the evening and wake up at your destination ready to explore, with dinner and breakfast available on selected services.

Regionale
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Ideal for commuters and short local journeys, Trenitalia's Regionale network connects towns and cities across Italy with frequent, affordable services. Trains offer second class seating with stops at airports, historic city centres and popular tourist destinations.
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Trenitalia Train Ticket Types
Trenitalia offers three types of tickets for their High-Speed trains: Super Economy, Economy, and Base. For Regional trains, the ticket type is called "Ordinaria" which offers more flexibility compared to High-Speed train tickets.
Here is a table of different ticket types to help you quickly understand and better judge which ones you need most.
| Ticket Types | Super Economy | Economy | Base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passenger name changes | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Booking changes (dates/times) | ✖ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Ticket changes (route, number of passengers, class/service, etc.) | ✖ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Refunds | ✖ | ✖ | ✔ |
Super Economy Ticket
The Super Economy ticket is the most affordable option but comes with restrictions such as being non-refundable and non-changeable, with limited seat selection availability.
Economy Ticket
Economy tickets offer more flexibility, allowing refunds with a deduction of a cancellation fee and the option to change by paying a modification fee. Seat selection may be available at no extra charge or for a small fee.
Base Ticket
Base tickets provide the highest level of flexibility, being fully refundable with a cancellation fee and allowing changes with a modification fee. Seat selection is typically included in the ticket price.
Ordinaria Ticket
Ordinaria tickets are refundable with a deduction of a cancellation fee and can be changed without any modification fee, subject to availability.
Trenitalia train offers
Trenitalia offers a range of deals and discounts for travellers looking to save on train journeys across Italy. To access the best Trenitalia offers on Trip.com, simply enter your passenger details and any applicable loyalty cards before searching. Be sure to book early to secure the best fares, as promotional tickets are limited and subject to availability, and always check the change and refund conditions at the time of booking.
Frecciarossa offers
Intercity offers
| Offer name | Discount | Offer details | Advance purchase |
|---|---|---|---|
| FrecciaDAYS | Up to 60% off | Valid for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on Frecciarossa (Business, Premium and Standard) or Frecciargento (1st and 2nd class) | Midnight, 24 days before departure |
| FrecciaYOUNG | Fixed price fares: NZD 39.54, NZD 60.35 or NZD 81.16 depending on route | For CartaFRECCIA members under 30, travelling in Standard or 2nd class on Frecciarossa or Frecciargento | Midnight, 11 days before departure |
| FrecciaFAMILY | Children under 15 travel free of charge; adults save up to 50% | For groups of 2-5 people with at least one adult and one under-15. Valid on Frecciarossa (Business, Premium, Standard) and Frecciargento and Frecciabianca (1st and 2nd class) | Midnight, 15 days before departure |
| A/R in giornata | 30% off Sunday–Friday; 50% off Saturday | Valid for same-day return journeys on Frecciarossa, Frecciargento and Frecciabianca (Executive, Business, Premium and Standard, 1st and 2nd class) | Midnight, 3 days before departure |
| FrecciaSENIOR | Fixed price fares from NZD 81.16 (Business/1st class), NZD 70.77 (Premium), NZD 60.35 (Standard/2nd class) | For CartaFRECCIA members over 60, travelling on Frecciarossa and Frecciargento services | Midnight, 11 days before departure |
| FrecciaFRIENDS | Up to 50% off | For groups of 3-5 people on Frecciarossa (Business, Premium and Standard) or Frecciargento (1st and 2nd class) | Midnight, 15 days before departure |
| Speciale AV Notte | Fixed price fares from NZD 93.44 (Business), NZD 72.63 (Premium), NZD 62.23 (Standard) | For overnight Frecciarossa services: Milan, Reggio Emilia, Bologna and Florence to Calabria (and return); Milan, Parma, Reggio Emilia and Bologna to Puglia (and return) | Midnight, 3 days before departure |
Trenitalia loyalty cards: CartaFRECCIA and X-GO
Trenitalia offers two loyalty programmes for earning rewards and accessing train discounts: CartaFRECCIA for travel on Frecce and Intercity services and X-GO for travel onboard Intercity and Regional trains. Both cards can be used when booking on Trip.com. Simply enter your loyalty card details alongside your passenger information before you start searching to earn points, access member fares and unlock exclusive offers.

CartaFRECCIA
CartaFRECCIA is Trenitalia's free loyalty programme, rewarding members with points every time they travel on Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, Frecciabianca and Intercity trains. Points can be redeemed for rewards and exclusive member offers.

X-GO
X-GO is Trenitalia's loyalty programme for regular Intercity and Regional train travellers. As a member, you can earn 2 points for every euro spent and convert them into cashback to use on future journeys.
Airport trains
Trenitalia offers a range of services connecting key Italian airports to major cities. One of the most notable services is the Leonardo Express, which provides a direct connection between Roma Termini and Rome Fiumicino International Airport.
In addition to the Leonardo Express, Trenitalia also operates various Regional trains that cover airports in different parts of Italy. For example, there are Regional trains that connect Turin Airport to Turin city centre and Palermo Airport to Palermo, allowing passengers to easily access the city and its surrounding areas.

Rome Fiumicino Airport
- Closest rail station:
Fiumicino Aeroporto T3
- Main train services:
- Frecciarossa trains: from the airport to Florence, Bologna, Padua, Venice, and Naples
- Leonardo Express: Roma Termini station to Rome Fiumicino Airport

Rome Ciampino Airport
- Closest rail station:
Ciampino train station
- Main train services:
- Ciampino Airlink: Roma Termini station to Airport

Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport
- Closest rail station:
Pisa Airport Station
- Main train services:
- Shuttle trains: Pisa Central Station to Pisa Airport Station
- Regional trains: Pisa Airport - Pisa Central Station - Firenze Santa Maria Novella (Firenze SMN)

Cagliari Elmas Airport
- Closest rail station:
Elmas Airport Train Station
- Main train services:
- Regional trains: Cagliari - Cagliari Elmas Airport

Cristoforo Colombo Airport
- Closest rail station:
Genoa Sestri Ponente Aeroporto station
- Main train services:
- Genova Airlink: Cristoforo Colombo airport - Genoa Sestri Ponente Aeroporto station

Catania-Fontanarossa Airport
- Closest rail station:
Catania Aeroporto Fontanarossa Stop
- Main train services:
- Trains: Messina and Syracuse - Catania Centrale - Catania Aeroporto Fontanarossa
- Direct Trains: Caltanissetta, Enna, Caltagirone and Taormina - Catania Aeroporto Fontanarossa
- AMTS Catania Bus: Catania Aeroporto Fontanarossa - airport terminal

Brindisi Papola-Casale airport
- Closest rail station:
Brindisi Aeroporto Papola-Casale
- Main train services:
- Circular Shuttle Service: Brindisi Aeroporto Papola-Casale – Brindisi Stazione FFSS – Brindisi Piazza Capitanerie di Porto – Brindisi Costa Morena – Brindisi Piazza Capitanerie di Porto – Brindisi Stazione FFSS – Brindisi Aeroporto Papola-Casale

Valerio Catullo Airport
- Closest rail station:
Verona Porta Nuova Railway Station
- Main train services:
- Verona Airlink: Venezia Santa Lucia, Padua, Vicenza, Trento and Mantua - Verona Porta Nuova Railway Station - Valerio Catullo Airport

Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport
- Closest rail station:
Olbia Terranova Train Station
- Main train services:
- Olbia Airlink: Cagliari, Oristano and Sassari - The Olbia Terranova Train Station - Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport
FAQs
How does check-in work on Trenitalia trains?
When travelling with Trenitalia, check-in depends on the ticket you have purchased and the type of train you're travelling on:
- Ticketless single for national trains (Frecce and Intercity): No check-in is required, and your seat reservation is included.
- Digital Regional ticket (Biglietto Digitale Regionale): Is automatically validated at your selected departure time. The ticket is name-specific and non-transferable.
- Electronic Regional ticket (Biglietto Elettronico Regionale): valid on your chosen train or any other service within the same category, including intermediate stops. Valid for 4 hours from the selected departure time, no check-in required.
- Paper Regional ticket: Tickets must be validated at the stamping machines in the station or on the platforms.
What onboard services do Trenitalia trains offer?
Trenitalia trains offer a range of onboard services, varying by train type and class:
- Free Wi-Fi: Available on both Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains.
- Power sockets: Located at every seat onboard Frecce services. Intercity trains may have sockets at or beside the seat.
- Catering/Bar: There is a FrecciaBistrò carriage available on all Frecce trains, with trolley service in some classes. Newer Intercity trains have a refreshment area with vending machines, while some night trains offer a trolley dinner and breakfast service.
- Air conditioning: All Trenitalia trains are air-conditioned.
- Luggage space: Overhead racks and storage areas are available throughout the train.
- Toilets: Available on all train types. Accessible toilets for passengers with reduced mobility are also available on all Frecciarossa trains, most Intercity trains and many Regional trains.
- Seating: Seat type varies by train. On multi-class trains, standard and premium options are available, some with extra space or reclining seats. Frecce and Intercity trains also have two spaces for wheelchair users and their companions, located in the carriage indicated on the outside of the train.
How do Trenitalia carnet tickets work?
Trenitalia carnets are prepaid multi-trip ticket packages for Frecce and Intercity trains, valid for a single route in either direction. Available to CartaFRECCIA and X-GO members, they are valid for 180 days from the date of purchase and offer significant savings over single ticket prices.
There are three types of carnet available:
- 15-journey carnet: 20% off Frecce and 30% off Intercity base fares.
- 10-journey carnet: 10% off Frecce and 20% off Intercity base fares.
- 5-journey carnet: 10% off Intercity only.
How do I get a Trenitalia Carta Blu?
The Trenitalia Carta Blu entitles the companion of a passenger requiring assistance to travel free of charge and can be requested at ticket counters or assistance offices at major Italian railway stations.
Only residents of Italy able to present the following documents are eligible:
- A completed and signed Carta Blu application form.
- An ASL certificate, INPS report, health exemption card (code C-02), certificate of total blindness or deafness, or an INAIL income certificate.
What is Trenitalia Tper?
Trenitalia Tper is a rail provider operating regional train services in Emilia-Romagna. It was established through a partnership between Trenitalia and Tper (Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna) and operates primarily on local and regional routes.
How does the Trenitalia Pass work?
The Trenitalia Pass is a rail pass designed for international tourists, valid for 3, 4, 7 or 10 journeys to be completed within 7, 15 or 30 days of the first trip, on Frecce, Intercity, EuroCity Italy-Switzerland and FrecciaLink services.
There are two pass types available, Easy and Comfort, covering different travel classes across four passenger categories:
- Youth: 12-27 years old.
- Adult: 28-59 years old.
- Senior: over 60 years old.
- Child: Up to two children aged 4-12 travel free with each paying adult. Children under 4 travel free of charge when not occupying a seat.
The Trenitalia pass is valid for bookings through all Trenitalia channels and authorised partners including Trip.com. Prices vary depending on the pass type and number of journeys, but start from approximately NZD 247.66.
How do I change Trenitalia tickets?
To change a Trenitalia ticket booked on Trip.com:
- Log in to your account on the Trip.com app or website
- Go to "All bookings"
- Find your ticket and select the change option
- Amend the date, time or train, depending on your ticket type. Depending on the ticket conditions, you may need to pay the difference in fares.
Once all your changes are complete, keep an eye on your inbox for your new train confirmation or updated ticket.
How do I claim a Trenitalia refund?
You can claim a Trenitalia delay refund in two ways:
- Frecce, Intercity and Intercity Notte trains: Complete the online Trenitalia compensation form within 12 months of travel. Trenitalia typically responds within around one month of receiving your request.
- Regional trains: For ticket purchases over NZD 8.32 per passenger, compensation is automatic and is refunded to the credit or debit card used for the original purchase. Check the ticket conditions for any exceptions.
A full refund is not available, and partial compensation is calculated as follows:
- For delays of 30-59 minutes: Frecce trains only (25% of ticket price).
- For delays of 60-119 minutes: Frecce, Intercity and Regional trains (25% of ticket price).
- For delays of 120 minutes or more: Frecce, Intercity and Regional trains (50% of ticket price).
What discounts are available with a Trenitalia season ticket?
For frequent travellers, Trenitalia season tickets offer reduced fares, with prices varying by region and route distance. Season tickets allow up to two journeys per day on the chosen route on both regional and national trains:
- Regional season tickets (e-tickets): Available online, choose between weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, six-monthly or annual validity.
- Frecce season tickets: Available for Business/1st class and Standard/2nd class travel on Frecciarossa and Frecciargento services. Valid for one month and can be configured by day of the week and time of travel.
- Intercity season tickets: Available for Intercity and Intercity Notte services (seated travel only). Valid for either one week or one month.
To buy a Trenitalia season ticket on Trip.com:
- Go to the Trip.com Trenitalia season tickets page
- Enter your departure and arrival stations
- Choose your train type, class and season ticket length.
- Once you have purchased your season ticket, you can reserve journeys on Trenitalia trains at no additional cost.
For fares on specific routes, check the Trenitalia conditions of carriage.
Which Trenitalia trains run during a strike?
During a Trenitalia strike, the following services are guaranteed to operate at a minimum:
- Trains already in service when the strike begins that are heading to a destination reachable within one hour.
- Select long-distance trains operating on weekdays and public holidays.
- Regional trains during peak hours on weekdays (06:00-09:00 and 18:00-21:00) and 07:00–10:00 and 18:00–21:00 on public holidays.
Are Trenord and Trenitalia the same company?
No, Trenord and Trenitalia are separate companies. Trenord manages regional rail services in Lombardy, while Trenitalia operates national and regional services across most of Italy.
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