Travel from Florence to Rome
Compare trains, buses and ferries between Florence and Rome. Find the best route for your trip.
Distance
231 km
Travel Time
~2h 34m
Fastest Option
Train
Florence to Rome is one of the most popular travel routes in Europe. Whether you prefer the speed of trains, the affordability of buses, or the flexibility of driving, there are plenty of options to get between these two amazing cities.
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Train
Fast, comfortable, scenic views. Book early for best prices.
Bus
Most affordable option. Ideal for budget travelers.
Car
Maximum flexibility. Great for groups or off-the-beaten-path stops.
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Quick Travel Info
Everything you need to know for your Florence–Rome trip
Florence
Currency
Euro (€)
Language
Italian · English in tourist areas
Timezone
CET (UTC+1) · CEST (UTC+2) in summer
Budget / Day
€70–110 / day
Rome
Currency
Euro (€)
Language
Italian
Timezone
CET (UTC+1) · CEST (UTC+2) in summer
Budget / Day
€80–€150/day mid-range
Travel Tips
- Book early for the best prices — especially for train tickets
- Flexible dates? Check prices across multiple days for savings
- Check luggage allowance before booking — it varies by provider
- Consider transit passes if you're making multiple trips
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