High Speed Trains in Italy
There are some great ways of travelling fast between cities as well as getting to Italy, and one of them is definitely the high-speed trains.
Tours that Use High Speed Trains
11-Days of Italy: Rome Amalfi Florence Venice Milan and More
A private independent tour of 11 Days to explore amazing places of Italy: Rome, Vatican, Naples, Amalfi, Pompeii, Florence, Pisa and the great Venice. Between cities you will be traveling by fast train. The tour will end in Milan.
- Day 1 – Rome Arrive into the Eternal City Rome. Private car transfer to Hotel. Evening Panoramic tour of Rome: Coliseum, Arch of Constantine,Circus Maximus, St. Peter's, Trevi Fountain (meeting point near your hotel and drop off near your hotel). Overnight in Rome
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9-Day Relax Italy Tour: Rome Pompeii Florence Pisa Venice
Cover the highlights of Italy on this independent, pre-planned itinerary, with group tours, top-quality accommodation, and high-speed train travel all included. Embark on a multi-day adventure—unique to you and your party—with free days to relax in Naples, Rome, and Venice. Enjoy thoughtfully curated activities, including a gondola ride and walking tours of ancient ruins. Trips include complimentary admission tickets to the Vatican Museum.
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