Rome To Florence By Train: Tickets, Luggage, And Safety Tips

Wondering how safe it is to take the train? Where to store your luggage on the train? What the trip is like?

Find out from A to Z how to get your tickets (and how to get the best ones!), how long in advance you need to arrive at the station before your departure, where your luggage goes, and what to do when you get to Florence!

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00:00 Introduction
00:49 Where to get your tickets?
03:14 How early you have to get to the train station to catch your train?
05:08 Safety in the train station
07:03 How to find and board your train
08:24 Where you can store your luggage
08:46 What it's like on the train
12:03 Trick for getting out of the train station in Florence

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[ediew]

My son and I are heading to Rome in seven days! And you have just given me a wonderful gift! 😎

[robm]

One thing I'd like to mention is that at Roma Termini they do not show your train platform number until about 10 minutes before the train departure time. Being used to the train stations in Japan where it can take 10 minutes just to get to your train platform (the dreaded Shinjuku station!) I was freaking out the 1st time thinking I would miss my train. Luckily the platforms in Italy are not that far from the entrance gates. Wish I had known about that underground shopping shortcut in Florence!

[peterjones]

Hi Elyssa, we took Trenitalia in July from Rome to Florence (third time we have done this now) and we booked very early in advance with train line so got a very good price for first class, really comfortable, plenty of leg room, a packed snack box and was very quiet. Negotiating both stations in Rome and Florence was so easy. Everyone should follow your advice for a smooth trip.

[karaofreedom]

11:33 apparently somebody liked your video and it popped on my feed and it’s exactly what I needed thank you! I left a like too!

[samtan]

One tip - when purchasing online, double check the time and be mindful of the listing in military time. I made that mistake once and had to buy another return ticket, which was more expensive since it was last minute, from Florence back to Rome this past spring!

[_LostAndFound_]

Elyssa, thank you. your video is the compressive How To train video i have found on YT. You very clearly explained things and made this worrier at ease for my first trip out of Termini to Florence in May. I am going with my slightly disabled mom (she would kill me if she know i called her that 😆) With her it is so much easier if I know where to go and what to do while traveling. You have given me confidence not just traveling in Italy but the rest of my train travel throughout Germany and France too. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH your Romewise, Florencewise, and soon to be Venicewise have been so helpful planning this amazing journey.

[Renvaar]

About to get the train to Florence and this was exactly everything I wanted to know!

[andyroo]

WOW! It has been a long time since I visited Florence! I think it might be 20 years ago now!!! Back in the day, there was a ticket counter where the ticket agents spoke several different languages. You had to look up and see where the "English" line was (I think they showed flags to demonstrate the various languages). EEEKS! Kiosks always befuddle me. I, myself, would probably arrive a few hours early and struggle with it all. This new system does intimidate me, BUT I would still go!!!! Thank you, Elyssa!

[seanthechef]

Can your channel get any better? We're going to Rome in a couple months and there is so much good information here! We are planning on taking the train to Florence and this video is just the bit of information we were looking for. Thanks!

[lcdmvdoact]

Hi Elyssa,
Thanks for your channel. I just found out about it this past week. I have already watched quite a few videos of yours on this channel. It has been a while since we visited Rome - 2013 to be exact. I learned a lot about some of the hidden places in Rome after watching your videos this past week.
Thanks to this video of yours about Italo. When I visited back in 2013, Italo had just got started and the only way to Florence from Rome was from the Tiburtina station nearby. Since I had ample time, I visited the exact spot where to board the train a day earlier so that there is no rush for our very early morning train to Florence. Based on your video I see that probably you may not have to go to Tiburnita for to take the train - straight from Termini.

I will be referencing your videos for my future plans to Rome and Florence. It is very satisfying to see an American living in Rome and making videos in English for the wider audience - feels right at home.

[tammywillo]

Very, very informative and helpful, as usual!! Thank you!

[craigavery]

I enjoy your videos of Italy. I got back yesterday from a three-week travel there, and your videos gave me ideas. It is very possible to find places in Milan, Rome, Florence that have zero other people on the street. It depends a lot on your tolerance for anonymity and quiet, and your ability to walk away from crowds whatever the cost of missing a tourist attraction. I actually found the Trevi Fountain by accident while walking -wherever-, and quickly ditched the place. And I happened on the Spanish Steps from the top, quite be accident on a wonderful solitary walk. Thanks

[JdotJdotJ]

I love that underground tunnel tip. I haven't heard this yet. Thanks!

[alstar]

Everyone stands waiting for the platform number then its off to the races to get on the train. Just stay hyper vigilant to discourage the pick pockets. The trains themselves are super fast. Scenery not bad either when not in a tunnel.

[kimellis]

Thanks so much Elyssa, I'm going to Europe in October and taking a day trip from Rome to Florence. This vlog was super helpful for me and it's taken a bit of anxiety out of it all. Thank you again! kx

[theleakingpot]

There in August. Thank you very much for the valuable information.

[kcsnew]

Glad you showed underground exit paths and good information on trains between Rome and Florence. Liked and subscribed. Cheers ❤️

[lilliamschaad]

Hi Elyssa, glad to have found you before our trip to Rome early March. I am binge watching your videos to prepare well. Great advice and tips to make the most out of our trip, thanks! Oh and BTW, new subscriber here!

[davbrown]

Excellent video. So helpful, thank you 🎉👏👏