Rome to Naples Train
Compare direct high-speed trains from Rome to Naples and plan onward connections to Pompeii, Sorrento or the Amalfi Coast carefully.

Compare direct high-speed trains from Rome to Naples and plan onward connections to Pompeii, Sorrento or the Amalfi Coast carefully.
The Rome to Naples train is a fast city-centre route and a common first step toward Pompeii, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Direct high-speed journeys often take roughly one to one and a half hours, while regional or connecting options take longer.
Most visitors depart from Roma Termini and arrive at Napoli Centrale. Selected services may use Roma Tiburtina or Napoli Afragola. Napoli Centrale is the main interchange for central Naples and many onward local connections; Afragola is outside the centre and may require an additional transfer.
Available direct services can include Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo. Compare the station pair as well as the headline journey time. A slightly faster train to a less convenient station may not save time after the final transfer.
A Rome to Naples ticket does not by itself take you to Pompeii, Sorrento or the Amalfi Coast. From Naples, continue using the appropriate local railway, ferry, bus or private transfer for the season and destination. Leave a practical buffer and do not place an inflexible onward connection immediately after arrival.
For a fixed day trip, a restricted fare may be suitable if the return plan is realistic. For airport, cruise or coastal connections, greater flexibility can be worth more than the lowest fare. Check passenger details, change conditions and refund rules before payment.
Use the live search above for the exact date. Rome to Naples can follow the Florence to Rome train or begin a longer southern Italy trip. Read the Italy regional trains guide before adding local legs.
High-speed trains connect central Rome and Naples in around one to one and a half hours on many dates.
Napoli Centrale and Napoli Afragola serve different locations and onward travel needs.
Pompeii, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast require another connection after Naples.
Many direct high-speed journeys take roughly one to one and a half hours. Regional and connecting trains take longer.
Yes. Direct high-speed services commonly operate between Rome and Naples, with operators and times varying by date.
Napoli Centrale is usually the most convenient for central Naples and local connections. Napoli Afragola is outside the city centre.
No. Travel to Naples first, then use a separate local connection to Pompeii.
Yes, the high-speed journey makes a day trip possible. Choose realistic outbound and return times and check the fare conditions.