| Travel distance | 84 miles |
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| Fastest time | 2h 27m |
| Daily trains | 17 |
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Traveling by train from Perugia to Rome is a quick and direct way to connect the heart of Italy's Umbria region to the country's historic capital. The distance is approximately 84 miles (135 km), and the fastest Intercity and Regional Veloce trains complete the trip in as little as 2 hours and 27 minutes.
The Perugia to Rome train route heads southwest, connecting Umbria with the region of Lazio. The route offers several direct trains each day, running straight through to Roma Termini. For the other services, you may have one simple change, typically at the city of Foligno.
Train from Perugia to Rome
Most trains depart Perugia Station (Fontivegge) frequently throughout the day for Roma Termini Station—averaging 18+ trains per day. The earliest train usually departs around 4:47 a.m., and the last train leaves in the evening, around 9:10 p.m.
It’s always a good idea to book ahead, especially if you want to snag one of the faster, direct services.
Amenities on the trains between Perugia and Rome
The journey between Perugia and Rome is short, around two and a half hours, making it an easy and comfortable trip.
This route primarily uses Trenitalia's Intercity and Regional Veloce trains. These services are comfortable and feature air conditioning, clean restrooms, and generous luggage space. As this is a practical regional route, keep your expectations reasonable—it’s about efficient travel, not luxury.
Perugia Station (also known as Perugia Fontivegge) is the main railway station serving the city of Perugia, the capital of the beautiful Umbria region.
The station is a modern, functional building located outside the historic center but acts as the essential gateway for all national rail services leaving the city. A short ride on the Minimetrò (an automated light rail system) easily connects the station to the historic hill town above.
Roma Termini is the principal railway station in Rome and the main hub for all rail travel in Italy. It's an enormous, functional, and modern station that serves as a crucial arrival point for rail trips from across the entire country.
Located right in the heart of Rome, it's a bustling transport center that connects high-speed, intercity, and regional services. This station is a major nexus, so have your exit strategy planned: taxi, bus, or metro.
