train travel Rome to Orvieto
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Buy a thru ticket FCO Airport to Orvieto or Termini to Orvieto - regional trains no reserved seats possible - flat no reason to buy in advance. www.trenitalia.com for schedules - general info trains- www.seat61.com; BETS-European Rail Experts and www.ricksteves.com.
You can also take a regional train from FCO to Rome Tiburtna station for a few euros and transfer in that less hectic station to an Orvieto train.
You can also take a regional train from FCO to Rome Tiburtna station for a few euros and transfer in that less hectic station to an Orvieto train.
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Are you going right to Orvieto from Termini?
Do you have your tickets?
You could do as J62 says and take a taxi from Fiumicino to Termini and buy your tickets from the red Trentalia ticket machines. There are English-speaking attendants to assist you.
Or....
You could take the Leonardo Express from Fiumicino to Termini, then transfer to the train to Orvieto. There is a kiosk selling tickets to Orvieto right in front of the trains at Termini. They do charge a fee, but it is negligible in the grand scheme of things and convenient. There may be a ticket machine near the trains but we didn't notice any.
My husband and I did the later in October, 2017. We spent one night in Orvieto at Hotel Duomo.
There is a part of the train ride to Orvieto that goes through a tunnel and you get a tremendous pressure on your eardrums. It is really bothersome. I don't know if earplugs would help.
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Do you have your tickets?
You could do as J62 says and take a taxi from Fiumicino to Termini and buy your tickets from the red Trentalia ticket machines. There are English-speaking attendants to assist you.
Or....
You could take the Leonardo Express from Fiumicino to Termini, then transfer to the train to Orvieto. There is a kiosk selling tickets to Orvieto right in front of the trains at Termini. They do charge a fee, but it is negligible in the grand scheme of things and convenient. There may be a ticket machine near the trains but we didn't notice any.
My husband and I did the later in October, 2017. We spent one night in Orvieto at Hotel Duomo.
There is a part of the train ride to Orvieto that goes through a tunnel and you get a tremendous pressure on your eardrums. It is really bothersome. I don't know if earplugs would help.
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Last edited by Pepper_von_snoot; Jun 10th, 2019 at 10:35 AM.
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Don't forget Cimiez high above Rome with great views, Roman ruins and a famous art museum:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Nice...h=539&dpr=1.75
https://www.google.com/search?q=Nice...h=539&dpr=1.75
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There are reasons not to buy regional tickets in advance as they apparently they have a short 4-hour validity period or such and with airplane's being late... if going all way by train just buy a FCO-Orvieto ticket at airport train station - with the FCO-Rome Tiburtina station route for a dirt-cheap price.
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