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Which train Rome to Naples?
Which train is best going from Rome to Naples? And what are the differences between IC+, EC and Alta Velocità?
What's the best way to get to Rome Termi from FCO? Thanks! |
I bet you mean ES, not EC. All three of those offer better quality service and newer trains. I would choose based on schedule--time of truip and duration of trip.
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Train is your best mode of transport to Rome Termini. Train station is in airport (bit of a walk, not bad). Buy ticket on arrival. Very frequent trains. Takes about 1/2 hour.
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For Rome to Naples, really no difference between ES* and AV. All are highspeed, uses the same trainset and the same route, taking about 1:30.
Main difference is that the ES* trains go beyond Naples (to the south) and/or beyond Rome (to the north). IC/IC+ trains are slower (~2:00), with different trainsets, and with a few stops between Rome and Naples. |
ES - Eurostar high-speed trains...on this route some of them are Alta Velocita, the newest breed of Italian high-speed trains.
ICPlus slightly slower and older but nice than ES I recently day tripped to Naples and back on IC+ trains and they were perfectly nice and cheaper. Leonardo Express links Rome's main airport to Termini at least twice an hour - fastest way in. |
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