How to get from Rome to Venice using public transport
4 hours, 28 minutes
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456 km
4 hours, 19 minutes
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Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get from Rome to Venice?
The fastest route from Rome to Venice takes 4h 19min, primarily by train. Depending on the combination of transport modes and number of transfers you choose, journey times range from 4h 19min up to 4h 30min. We recommend checking live departure times using the search feature to find the option that best fits your schedule.
What is the distance from Rome to Venice?
The distance from Rome to Venice is approximately 455 km by public transport. The actual distance travelled may vary slightly depending on the route and combination of transport modes chosen, as some itineraries involve indirect connections through intermediate stations or stops.
How much does it cost to travel from Rome to Venice?
Based on published operator tariffs, the estimated cost for travelling from Rome to Venice is ~€26–49. This is an approximate range — the actual price depends on the operator, ticket class, and how far in advance you book. Always verify the final price on the operator's website before purchasing.
How many transfers do I need from Rome to Venice?
We did not find a direct connection from Rome to Venice. The main part of the journey requires at least 1 change(s), and some itineraries involve up to 2, not counting local transport at the start and end. We recommend allowing sufficient time between connections, especially when crossing between different transport operators or stations.
What transport modes are available from Rome to Venice?
Several transport modes are available for travelling from Rome to Venice: bus, ferry, subway, train. EuroPlanner shows you all possible combinations so you can compare journey times, number of transfers, and environmental impact before deciding which option suits you best.
Which companies operate routes from Rome to Venice?
Routes from Rome to Venice are operated by Atac, Trenitalia, ACTVs.p.a, Italo, ATR Mobility, among others. Each itinerary on EuroPlanner includes a direct link to the relevant operator's website so you can check live schedules and purchase tickets directly.
What is the best option if I am travelling with a lot of luggage from Rome to Venice?
If you are travelling with heavy luggage from Rome to Venice, we recommend choosing the route with the fewest transfers. The option with the minimum number of changes requires 2 transfer(s) and takes 4h 28min. Fewer transfers means less time moving luggage between vehicles, platforms, or stations, making your journey significantly more comfortable.
How much time should I allocate for a trip from Rome to Venice?
For a trip from Rome to Venice, you should plan for between 4h 19min and 4h 30min of travel time depending on the route you choose. We also recommend arriving at your departure point at least 10 to 15 minutes before your scheduled departure, and allowing extra buffer time if your itinerary includes multiple transfers or an airport leg.