Regionale and Regionale Veloce trains cover a vast network of towns and cities throughout Italy. With frequent departures, affordable tickets and speeds of up to 100 miles per hour, these two operators are popular among both locals and tourists.
Book your tickets on TrainPal - an official reseller of Trenitalia - for exclusive discounts and our Best Price Guarantee. Read on to learn more about Regionale routes, schedules and more.
Regionale routes and schedules
Whether you’re travelling for business or leisure, Regionale will take you to cities and towns - both big and small - across Italy. Here are just a few of the most popular routes.
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| Train Routes | Journey Duration | Daily Frequency | Prices Starting From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Napoli to Sapri | 1 hour 37 minutes | 28 | €10.90 |
| Napoli to Salerno | 26 minutes | 242 | €5.50 |
| Aversa to Napoli | 18 minutes | 72 | €2.60 |
| Bologna to Rimini | 53 minutes | 75 | €11.24 |
| Turin to Milan | 45 minutes | 117 | €8.90 |
| Rome to Napoli | 53 minutes | 246 | €10.82 |
Popular Regionale stations
Trenitalia’s Regionale network reaches stations in major cities and business hubs as well as smaller and more authentic towns. Here are some of the stations served by Regionale.
Milan Central in Milan is one of Europe’s busiest stations, boasting 24 platforms with routes to major cities in Italy and neighbouring countries. Trenitalia, Italo and Trenord all operate out of this station.
Address:
Piazza Duca d'Aosta, 1, 20124 Milano MI, Italy
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In the heart of Naples, this major hub is served by Trenitalia’s Regionale, Intercity and Frecce trains with routes across the Campania region and to other cities in Italy.
Address:
Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, 80142 Napoli
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With high-speed services operated by Trenitalia and Italo, Bologna Central is a key interchange station between central and northern Italy. Modern amenities include shops and restaurants for passengers.
Address:
Piazza delle Medaglie d'Oro, 40121 Bologna
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As Florence’s biggest station, this busy rail terminal has 19 platforms with departures to cities throughout Italy. Intercity, Trenitalia and Italo are just some of the operators that service this station.
Address:
Piazza della Stazione, 50123 Firenze
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Served by Trenitalia and Italo, Turin’s main station connects the city with Piedmont, Liguria and Lombardy regions. There are also international services to France and Switzerland.
Address:
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 58, 10121 Torino
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Thanks to its postcard-perfect views over the Grand Canal, Venice’s main station is an attraction in itself. Trenitalia and Italo serve this busy hub with trains to destinations across the country.
Address:
30100 Venezia
Regionale train routes:
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Regionale and X-GO offers
Travelling around Italy on Regionale trains can be surprisingly affordable thanks to all the promotions available. Plus, the X-GO loyalty programme rewards you each time you take a trip.
Best of all, Regionale offers are available on TrainPal and automatically applied for you when searching. Here are more reasons to book:
- Special discounts for new users
- Best price guarantee with Spilt Tickets
- Exclusive deals for Christmas, Easter and holiday times
X-GO Programme
Trenitalia’s loyalty scheme is free to join and rewards you each time you travel on Regionale, Regionale Veloce and Intercity trains. Members enjoy exclusive benefits and perks, too.
Regionale Revolution 50%
If you’re a member of X-Go, you could save 50% on select routes and departures. Simply enter your X-GO membership number as a promotional code at checkout.
Children’s discounts
Children under the age of 4 travel for free without a seat, while there’s a 50% discount for kids between 4 and 12 - perfect for budget-friendly family adventures.
Carta Verde (Green Card)
If you’re an adult or teenager under the age of 26, the Carta Verde (Green Card) saves you 10% on base fares for Regionale and Intercity trains. €40 annual fee applies.
Carta Argento (Silver Card)
With Carta Argento (Silver Card), passengers over 60 get a 10% discount on Regionale and Intercity base fares. It costs €30 per year but is free for over 75s.
How to book Regionale tickets
You can book your Regionale tickets in just a few clicks on TrainPal. As an all-in-one booking platform - and official Trenitalia reseller - it lets you compare schedules and prices for trains in Italy and beyond. Don’t forget, there’s the Spilt Tickets best price guarantee, too. Here’s how to book Regionale tickets in a few simple steps:
Step 1:
Enter your route, travel dates and number of passengers into the search bar.
Step 2:
Compare times and prices and choose the best-fitting tickets for you. Click on the journey duration to view all stops on the route.
Step 3:
Complete the short booking form and enter your promotional code (if you have one)
Step 4:
Continue to checkout and pay for your tickets. You’ll then receive them via email and through the TrainPal website and app.
Remember, TrainPal issues you with e-tickets meaning you won’t need to print a thing. Simply present your Regionale tickets using your hand-held device. For real-time updates of your journey, be sure to download the TrainPal app, too.
Regionale train travel tips
From bikes to pets and luggage, here are some handy Regionale travel tips you need to know for a more comfortable journey:
Bicycles
You can board with a bicycle on select Regionale trains - look out for the special symbol when booking. Availability is limited and the fee is either an additional Second Class ticket or a €3.50 supplement. Foldable bikes are allowed on all Regionale trains for free when folded down and stored in a bag as luggage.
Boarding with Pets
You can travel with pets on most Regionale trains. Small four-legged friends board for free when travelling in a container (maximum dimensions 70 x 30 x 50 cm). For bigger pets, you’ll need to buy an extra ticket, but there’s a 50% discount on the price. Be sure to keep them on their lead at all times. Assistance dogs are allowed for free on all routes.
Luggage
There’s no fee for travelling with luggage on Regionale trains as long as your bags fit in the designated storage spaces. There are overhead racks on all trains and some even have bigger luggage racks at the end of the carriage. Dangerous or foul-smelling items are not allowed and bags mustn’t obstruct the aisles.
Accessibility
If you use a wheelchair or have reduced mobility, you’ll be pleased to know that reserved seating and special assistance are available on all Regionale trains. Many stations have step-free access, ramps and lifts, too. It’s a good idea to reserve assistance in advance with Trenitalia.
Regionale trains in Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna and Puglia
Trenord
Trenord connects the art, fashion and history of Milan with the sublime lakes and majestic mountains of the Lombardy region, making this one of the best Regionale train routes for tourists.
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Trenitalia Tper
Trenitalia Tper operates throughout the Emilia-Romagna region. Its network takes in everything from UNESCO World Heritage Sites to thriving business hubs, making it a key operator for tourists and corporate travellers.
Popular Trenitalia Tper routes:
Ferrovie del Sud Est (FSE)
Covering lesser-known villages and coastal resorts throughout Puglia, FSE operates some of the best Regionale train routes for tourists looking to get off the beaten path and discover authentic Italy.
Popular Ferrovie del Sud Est (FSE) routes:
FAQs
How can I stay up-to-date with Regionale train strikes?
If you’re concerned that industrial action may affect your Regionale train journey, you can check the Rail Strikes page on TrainPal. This will give you all the latest information you need to know about potential disruptions to your journey and what you can do about it.How can I change or request a refund for my Regionale train tickets?
To change or request a refund for your Regionale tickets, log in to your TrainPal account, select the relevant booking and follow the simple steps. Keep in mind that each fare type has different booking conditions.
How do I request compensation for a delayed Frecciarossa journey?
You can request compensation for Frecciarossa travel delays by completing this form on the Trenitalia website. You’ll then receive a reply within 30 days. Just remember, you have 12 months from the date of travel to claim compensation.What’s the difference between Regionale and Regionale Veloce trains?
The main difference between these two services is the overall journey time. Regionale trains connect most villages and towns, so make more stops on the way. Regionale Veloce trains only stop at bigger stations, so have a quicker overall journey time.
Where is the First Class carriage located on Regionale trains?
Regionale trains don’t have a First Class carriage - there is only second-class seating available. Luckily, trains are modern, comfortable and spacious enough for luggage, bikes and more.
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