✦ From Num's directory · updated 2026-09-25

All 85 train stations in Rome, mapped.

Num's directory maps 85 rail and metro points in Rome, and only a handful matter for leaving the city, so here is which one sends you where.

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Two train companies, two ticket systems, one station

Italy has two high-speed operators, Trenitalia (the Frecciarossa and other Frecce) and Italo. They share tracks and stations, both using Termini and Tiburtina, but they are separate companies: a ticket for one is not valid on the other, and each has its own machines and desks. Check which company your booking is with before you run for the train. For slower regional trains, a paper ticket without a set train on it must be stamped in the small validating machine on the platform before you board. Digital tickets from the official apps cover this differently, so follow the instructions on the ticket itself.

Questions people ask

How many train stations are there in Rome?

Num's directory maps 85 railway and metro points in Rome, including several duplicate entries for Termini. The main mainline stations are Termini, Tiburtina, Ostiense, Trastevere and San Pietro.

How do I get from Rome to Fiumicino airport by train?

The Leonardo Express runs non-stop between Termini and the airport in about half an hour. The slower FL1 regional line also reaches Fiumicino and stops at Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina.

Can I use an Italo ticket on a Trenitalia train?

No. Italo and Trenitalia are separate companies and their tickets are not interchangeable, even on the same route from the same station.

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