Italo NTV

Italo NTV (Nuovo Transporto Viaggiatori) is the first Italian train company operating in the field of high-speed rail transport. It connects a total of 47 Italian cities, including Turin, Milan, Bologna, Florence and Rome.

The company's fleet includes 25 trainsets of the latest generation AVG 575, which can travel at speeds of up to 360 km/h (224 mph), and 26 trainsets of the Italo EVO generation.

Tickets can be purchased on the Italo NTV website, in the app (available for iOS and Android) or directly from a ticket shop or self-service machine at the train station. If you are not limited by departure and arrival dates, you can choose the cheapest option (for example, weekends may be cheaper than weekends).

A ticket from Rome to Milan will cost you around EUR 55 / USD 58 / GBP 48. If you don't have time to buy your ticket in advance, the staff of the train can also sell it to you before you board. You should board the train with a valid ticket.

Alternatively, you can use our cheap ticket finder.

Cheapest tickets

We recommend booking your ticket as far in advance as possible. You can save a lot of money this way.

Italo NTV offers a total of 4 classes: Smart, Comfort, Prima and Club.

• The Smart Ambiente class offers free WiFi, vending machines with snacks, and outlets to charge your electronic devices. You are allowed to bring a maximum of 75 x 53 x 30 cm (29.5 x 20.9 x 11.8 in) luggage on board in this class.
• Comfort Ambiente class passengers get more legroom and can choose from a wide range of individual seating options.
• Prima Ambiente class offers faster check-in and a complimentary welcome service (snacks, coffee and drinks served directly to your seat).
• If you travel in Club Ambiente class, you'll get access to the Italo Club Lounge at the train station, have your own entrance and sit in very comfortable seats with your own screen on the train. Of course, there is a service where you can get refreshments (sandwiches and drinks, coffee or tea).

The Italo NTV timetables can be found here. You can view individual schedules for the cities you specify at this link. Enter your start and final destination in the search box, and then choose whether you want a return ticket or whether you prefer to take the train directly to your destination (No Stop Trains).

Buying a ticket also gives you a seat ticket specifically for your connection. No further seat reservation is required.

On the company's website, you can take a look at the Connecting Cities Map for inspiration on trip ideas.

Italo NTV connects 47 Italian cities. Popular routes include Rome to Verona, Milan to Rome and Milan to Venice.

Current special offers and discounts can be found here. Local passengers can join the Italo Più Loyalty Program. Members get access to special offers and earn points onto their account, which they can then redeem for ticket purchases. Registration is available here.

Catering on board Italo NTV trains offers specialities in the form of the Italo Selection programme (sandwiches or foccacia, drinks), small snacks can be purchased in the Snack Area (coffee and drink vending machines) and Prima Ambiente class passengers receive a free welcome snack.

The on-board menu can be viewed by clicking here. For information about on-board service for Prima Ambiente clients, see here.

If you have any questions, you can contact Italo NTV on the 892020 hotline (calls will cost a flat fee of 30.5 cents and then 54.9 cents per minute). If you need to contact the company during transit, call +39 06 8937 1892 (charges according to your operator's price list). Staff will attend to your request between 6 am and 11 pm, Monday to Sunday.

You can also find the answer to your question in Frequently Asked Questions and Answers section.

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