Day Trip from Florence to Rome on a high-speed train

Florence-Rome in day: round trip train, tourist bus and entrance to the Colosseum: a special package which includes a return day trip to Rome from Florence with Italo!

If you are having a holiday in Florence and want to spend a day trip to Rome from Florence, we recommend this unique solution: travel from Florence to Rome by train with Italo from Firenze Santa Maria Novella train station, daily Rome hop on hop off bus ticket and entrance ticket to the Colosseum in a single fast online booking!

Travelling from Florence to Rome by rail in a day has never been so simple and fast!

Thanks to toscanainside.com you can buy the return ticket for the Italo train from Florence to Rome, along with the convenient daily ticket to travel around Rome using the tourist busesn and the Colosseum ticket entrance. Spend an unforgettable day in the capital of Italy, discovering its millennial treasures in total freedom!

Thanks to the Italo high-speed train from Florence to Rome you will arrive at your destination in less than half an hour, with enough time for a pleasant day trip! Not to mention that the train schedules Florence to Rome and back will allow you to optimize your time and have many hours available to visit Rome!

Easy Rome will allow you to freely organize your day in Rome: you can take advantage of the convenient hop on and hop off system to get a complete overview of the city and its most important monuments, or you may decide to visit something else more thoroughly and leave the rest to the next time you visit! A day trip from Florence to Rome: art, culture and the infinite beauty of Rome will amaze you!

Italo trains from Florence to Rome are synonymous with safety and reliability, offering the latest generation trains which are highly appreciated by the modern traveller for their comfort and the many services offered. In addition to the ticket for the train from Florence to Rome the price also includes a daily ticket to travel around Rome with the hop on hop off system and a the Colossuem ticket entrance.

The large route of the tourist buses, which includes stops near the main attractions of the capital, will allow you to admire famous places such as the Republic Square - the beautiful semicircular square with a fountain of the Naiads in the centre, opposite the Diocletian Baths; the church of Trinita dei Monti and the monumental staircase overlooking the Spanish Steps, one of the most famous areas of the capital; the Trevi fountain, the protagonist of one of the most famous scenes of the Italian cinema, with Anita Ekberg and Marcello Mastroianni in La Dolce Vita by Federico Fellini; the gorgeous scenery of a long stretch of the River Tiber; Castel Sant'Angelo; the majestic Mausoleum of Hadrian overlooking the Tiber; the Vatican, with the majestic St. Peter's Basilica, the centre of world Catholicism; Navona Square , which hosts races and competitions of various types since ancient times, today one of the liveliest squares in Rome, home to the Fountain of the Rivers, one of the greatest masterpieces of Gian Lorenzo Bernini; the Pantheon, an ancient pagan temple of Emperor Hadrian later converted into a Christian church, from 1870 chosen as the final resting place for the remains of the kings of Italy, and which also contains the tomb of the artist Raffaello Sanzio; Venezia Square and the colossal Victorian, also known as the Altar of the Fatherland, in honour of Vittorio Emanuele II; the Roman Forum, religious, commercial and political centre of ancient Rome; Circus Maximus - the vast green area that today has taken the form of a park and that was the centre of the entertainment of ancient Rome, in moments of maximum splendour could accommodate up to 250,000 people; the Colosseum - the undisputed symbol of Rome, the Flavian Amphitheatre was intended for gladiatorial combat and hunting simulations; ... The eternal city has evidence of eras and distant stories very different from each other ... If Venice is unique for its particular shape, Rome is unique for its past, as ancient as rich contradictions and events that have changed history.

Florence to Rome by train: an ideal solution for those who want to take advantage of a stay in Florence to treat yourself to a small break in Rome!

The comfortable daily departures of the Italo train from Florence to Rome will allow you to choose the date of your choice and can be booked conveniently online!