Italo | PolishTrains

• Operator: Italo (Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, NTV) – the first private high-speed rail operator in Italy, operating since 2012

• Rolling stock: Alstom AGV and Italo EVO – speeds of up to 300 km/h

• Route: the network covers almost the entire Apennine Peninsula – Mediolan, Rzym, Florencja, Wenecja, Neapol, Turyn, Bari, Werona, Bolonia, Salerno and others

• Journey time: Mediolan–Rzym takes around 3 hours; check journey times for other routes in the search engine

• Classes: Smart Class, Prima Business, Club Executive – different levels of space, service and access to the Club Lounge

• Booking: tickets are available up to 167 days before departure; purchase via PolishTrains in Polish zloty, without registration

• Luggage: luggage rules depend on the operator – details are available on the PolishTrains help page ### At a glance

• Italo is Italy's first private high-speed rail operator, running Alstom AGV and Italo EVO trains at up to 300 km/h
• The network covers almost the entire Italian peninsula, with services from Milan and Turin to Naples and Reggio Calabria
• Most popular routes include Milan–Rome, Rome–Florence, Milan–Venice, Turin–Bari and Naples–Bologna
• Three travel classes are offered: Smart (economy), Prima Business and Club Executive with lounge access
• On-board amenities include air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, individual power sockets and ergonomic seating
• Tickets are available up to 167 days ahead via PolishTrains in Polish zloty, with SMS and e-mail delivery

Italo is the first private high-speed rail operator in Italy, revolutionising the way people travel between the largest cities on the Italian peninsula. Along the way, they stop in Rzym, Florencja, Bolonia, Wenecja and Werona. The network covers almost the entire Apennine Peninsula.

Most popular connections

The most popular Italo routes are:

• Mediolan-Rzym – around 3 hours travel time

• Rzym-Florencja – check the journey time in the search engine

• Mediolan-Wenecja – check the journey time in the search engine

These routes are used by both tourists and business travellers. You can check the current status and any delays to an Italo train in the PolishTrains search engine using the service number.

Smaller towns along the route

In addition to the main hubs, you can also travel to smaller towns in the south of the country – Reggio Calabria, Foggia, Benevento and Barletta – directly, without changing trains. The operator's fleet consists of state-of-the-art Alstom AGV and Italo EVO trains - units designed for high travel comfort, energy efficiency and performance up to 300 km/h .

You can be sure that when travelling with Italo, the train will be prepared to the highest standard. On board each train, passengers can expect air-conditioned interiors, access to high-speed Wi-Fi, individual power sockets at the seats and ergonomic seats in an elegant Italian style. All of this makes an Italo journey not only a quick transfer from A to B, but also a pleasant experience.

Italo is not just transport - it is an integral part of a modern, integrated mobility network that meets the needs of locals and tourists alike looking for an efficient and comfortable way to travel throughout Italy.

Take a scenic journey with Italo. The routes operated by the carrier cover almost the entire Italian peninsula, creating a modern system of high-speed connections between Italy's most important economic and tourist centres. Trains run regularly between Milan, Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Turin, Bari, Verona, Bologna, Salerno and many other cities, connecting the north of the country with the south in a fast and comfortable way.

Most popular connections

The most popular connections include routes such as:

🚆 Milan - Rome,

🚆 Rome - Florence,

🚆 Milan - Venice,

🚆Turin - Bari,

🚆 Naples - Bologna.

These are among the most frequented by both tourists and business travellers. On many of them there are trainsets allowing the route between Milan and Rome to be covered in around three hours. For the southern regions, there are also direct services to Reggio Calabria, Foggia, Benevento or Barletta, providing a fast connection to the centre of the country without the need to change trains.

Smaller destinations on the route

The operator is constantly expanding its offer by introducing new routes in the regions of Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Calabria, Campania, Lazio, Liguria, Piedmont, Puglia and Veneto. In this way, Italo's network is not only limited to the largest cities, but also reaches smaller towns and cities of major tourist and economic importance.

Each operator has its own rules regarding luggage dimensions and weight. Check the latest information before travelling – detailed luggage rules are available on the PolishTrains help page. Collaboration with maritime partners MSC, SNAV and GNV allows rail travel to be combined with ferry trips to destinations such as Capri, Ischia and Sicily, offering a comprehensive transport solution for visitors to Italy. This makes Italo not only a sign of modern high-speed rail, but also an integral part of the national mobility system. Information about facilities for people with disabilities is available on the operator’s website or in the PolishTrains help section.

Italo offers three classes of travel , which allow the level of comfort to be tailored to the passenger's individual needs and budget.

The most affordable option is the Smart Class - economical but functional, equipped with comfortable seats, power sockets and free Wi-Fi access. It is an excellent choice for daily journeys or shorter routes.

Travelling in Prima Business Class, passengers get more space and amenities - a wider seat pitch, a welcome service and priority boarding, making the journey much more comfortable.

The highest standard is offered by the Club Executive class. These include elegant leather seats, access to the exclusive Italo Club Lounge, dedicated on-board service and complete privacy - ideal for the most discerning travellers.

You can check and buy an Italo train ticket in the PolishTrains search engine – without creating an account, in Polish zloty, with a choice of Smart, Prima Business or Club Executive class. Plan your journey in Italy with the PolishTrains website and the carrier Italo. You can buy tickets for all routes in a few minutes without having to visit the Italian operator's website. The PolishTrains platform allows you to buy tickets in Polish, with a clear connection search system, price comparison and the possibility to choose the class of travel - from Smart to Club Executive. All transactions are carried out in Polish zloty.

Tickets are available for purchase as early as 167 days before the scheduled train departure. In the Smart class, the carrier offers discounts for those aged 14-19 (Italo Young) on the basis of an identity document with date of birth.

The service also offers a reminder function for upcoming departures, deferred payments and a My Travel account, which allows you to check your order history, download invoices or change your travel dates at any time. In case of questions or problems, a helpline in Polish is available, and tickets can be conveniently received by e-mail or as a link to an SMS. In your My Journeys account, you can check your order history, download invoices and change your travel date. Thanks to this, planning a journey with Italo becomes fast, convenient and fully tailored to the passenger's needs. Information about facilities for people with disabilities is available on the operator’s website or in the PolishTrains help section. You can pay for your ticket via PolishTrains using BLIK or a card, in Polish zloty, without currency conversion. Refund and exchange rules depend on the fare selected at the time of purchase – details are available on the help page.