Travel from Milan to Rome

National carrier offering direct flights between Milan's primary airports and Rome's Fiumicino Airport.

Flights typically depart from Milan Linate (LIN) or Milan Malpensa (MXP) and arrive at Rome Fiumicino (FCO). Prices vary based on booking in advance, time of day, and class of service. Check baggage allowance policies.

Low-cost airline providing direct flights, often connecting Milan Bergamo (BGY) or Milan Malpensa (MXP) with Rome Ciampino (CIA) or Fiumicino (FCO).

Ryanair primarily uses Milan Bergamo (BGY) and sometimes Malpensa (MXP), often flying into Rome Ciampino (CIA), which is generally served by low-cost carriers. Be aware of additional fees for luggage and seat selection. Always verify departure and arrival airports.

High-speed train service offering frequent and direct connections between Milan and Rome.

Trenitalia's Frecciarossa trains are the fastest option, connecting Milano Centrale to Roma Termini. Services offer various classes, Wi-Fi, and onboard catering. Booking in advance usually secures better prices.

Private high-speed train operator competing on the Milan to Rome route with modern trains and amenities.

Italo trains also connect Milano Centrale to Roma Termini, offering comfortable seats, free Wi-Fi, and various travel environments. Early booking is highly recommended for the best fares.

Budget-friendly bus service with multiple daily direct routes.

FlixBus services typically depart from Milan Lampugnano or San Donato and arrive at Rome Tiburtina bus station. Buses offer amenities like free Wi-Fi, power sockets, and restrooms. Travel duration can vary based on traffic and stops.

Another low-cost bus operator offering direct connections.

Itabus routes often operate between Milan Lampugnano or San Donato and Rome Tiburtina. Tickets are generally cheaper when booked in advance.

Driving offers flexibility and the chance to explore the Italian countryside at your own pace.

The distance between Milan and Rome is approximately 560-640 km, primarily via the A1 motorway (Autostrada del Sole). Estimated fuel costs can range from EUR 50-80, and tolls typically cost around EUR 35-45 for a standard car. Traffic can significantly impact journey times, especially during peak seasons or holidays. Rental cars are available from numerous companies at both Milan and Rome airports and city centers.