How far is Italy from Paris train?

There are 11 ways to get from Paris to Italy by plane, train, bus, car or car train

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Train

1. Take the train from Paris Gare De Lyon to Milano Centrale
2. Take the train from Milano Centrale to Roma Termini

Train via Turin

1. Take the train from Paris Gare De Lyon to Torino Porta Susa
2. Take the train from Torino Porta Susa to Roma Termini

Bus

1. Take the bus from Paris to Rome Tiburtina Bus station

Drive

1. Drive from Paris Bercy to Rome

Drive, car train

1. Drive from Paris to Dusseldorf Hbf
2. Take the car train from Dusseldorf Hbf to Verona Porta Nuova Station
3. Drive from Verona Porta Nuova Station to Rome

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International entry into Italy from France

• Entry is unrestricted for citizens and permanent residents of France

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Allowed for: All visitors

Restricted for: There are no current restrictions

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Conditions of entry into Italy from France

• There are no current restrictions

This applies to arrivals from all countries, with no exceptions

Rules to follow in Italy

Considerations leaving from France

The official advice is to avoid non-essential international travel to high risk countries

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I allowed to travel from France to Italy?

Yes, entry into Italy is currently allowed from France.

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What are the travel restrictions in Italy?

Domestic travel is not restricted, but some conditions may apply

• Face masks are recommended
• There is a social distancing requirement of 1.5 metres
• There are no current restrictions

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What is the national COVID-19 helpline number in Italy?

The national COVID-19 helpline number in Italy is 1500.

Do I have to wear a face mask on public transport in Italy?

Wearing a face mask on public transport in Italy is recommended.

What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in Italy?

Make yourself known to an official member of staff and/or call the national coronavirus helpline number on 1500.

Last updated: 12 Dec 2022
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Questions & Answers

What is the cheapest way to get from Paris to Italy?

The cheapest way to get from Paris to Italy is to bus which costs $100 - $130 and takes 20h 30m.

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What is the fastest way to get from Paris to Italy?

The quickest way to get from Paris to Italy is to fly which costs $90 - $390 and takes 4h 3m.

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Is there a direct train between Paris and Italy?

No, there is no direct train from Paris to Italy. However, there are services departing from Paris Gare De Lyon and arriving at Roma Termini via Milano Centrale. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 10h 23m.

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What is the distance between Paris and Italy?

The distance between Paris and Italy is 1056 km. The road distance is 1428.7 km.

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How do I travel from Paris to Italy without a car?

The best way to get from Paris to Italy without a car is to train which takes 10h 23m and costs $140 - $370.

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How long does it take to get from Paris to Italy?

It takes approximately 4h 9m to get from Paris to Italy, including transfers.

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Where do I catch the Paris to Italy train from?

Paris to Italy train services, operated by Trenitalia, depart from Paris Gare De Lyon station.

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Train, bus or fly from Paris to Italy?

The best way to get from Paris to Italy is to fly which takes 4h 9m and costs $80 - $340. Alternatively, you can train, which costs $140 - $370 and takes 10h 23m, you could also bus, which costs $100 - $130 and takes 20h 30m.

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How long is the flight from Paris to Italy?

The quickest flight from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Milan Linate Airport is the direct flight which takes 1h 25m.

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Where does the Paris to Italy train arrive?

Paris to Italy train services, operated by Trenitalia Frecce, arrive at Roma Termini station.

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What companies run services between Paris, France and Italy?

easyJet, Air France and three other airlines fly from Magenta to Milan every 2 hours. Alternatively, you can take a train from Paris Bercy to Rome via Milano Centrale in around 10h 23m.

Air France

Websiteairfrance.comAve. Duration1h 28mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$130 - $650Ave. Duration1h 38mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$160 - $1,000Ave. Duration 1h 42mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$130 - $800Ave. Duration1h 25mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$150 - $950

Lufthansa

Websitelufthansa.comAve. Duration3h 35mWhenMonday, Tuesday and FridayEstimated price$180 - $600Ave. Duration3h 40mWhenMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and SundayEstimated price $180 - $600Ave. Duration3h 40mWhenMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and SundayEstimated price$180 - $700Ave. Duration3h 25mWhenTuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and SundayEstimated price$180 - $700Ave. Duration3h 50mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$210 - $1,200 Ave. Duration3h 50mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$180 - $650

Alitalia

Websitealitalia.comAve. Duration1h 30mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$130 - $650Ave. Duration1h 25mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$130 - $700Ave. Duration 3h 50mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$130 - $600

easyJet

Websiteeasyjet.comAve. Duration1h 27mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$50 - $380Ave. Duration1h 25mWhenEvery dayEstimated price$50 - $410

Swiss

Websiteswiss.comAve. Duration3h 37mWhenEvery day Estimated price$170 - $650Ave. Duration4h 10mWhenMondayEstimated price$170 - $650

Vueling Airlines

Websitevueling.comAve. Duration1h 40mWhenMonday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and SundayEstimated price$75 - $500

Brussels Airlines

Websitebrusselsairlines.comAve. Duration3h 50mWhenMonday, Wednesday, Friday and SundayEstimated price$210 - $850

Austrian Airlines

Websiteaustrian.comAve. Duration4h 15mWhenMonday, Wednesday, Friday and SundayEstimated price$190 - $900

Trenitalia

The primary train operator in Italy, Trenitalia was created in the year 2000. Trenitalia offers national rail connections in Italy as well as international connections to Austria, France, Germany and Switzerland. The company operates regional and long-distance trains, as well as high-speed trains called Frecce that travel on specialised tracks on speeds of up to 360km/h. Trenitalia tickets are available online, in stations across the country or from many travel agents that offer bookings.

Is there Wi-Fi on Trenitalia?

Yes - Wi-Fi is available on both Frecciarossa and Frecciargento services, and may be accessed free of charge. Services require either a mobile phone number or credit card for verification purposes and allow access for 24 hours.

Are there power outlets on Trenitalia?

Yes - Frecce services include a power socket for each seat.

Does Trenitalia offer meals or snacks?

Yes - Frecciarossa and Frecciargento services often offer bar and restaurant options, though this depends on the individual route and train type. Business, Premium and First Class tickets include a complimentary drink and snack. Some services may offer restaurant, FRECCIABistro or pre-booked, in-seat meal options. Please check your service as options vary.

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Trenitalia Frecce

Trenitalia’s high-speed Frecce trains run on specialised tracks and have a greater level of service and comfort than InterCity and regional trains. There are three types of Frecce trains: Frecciarossa, (the fastest; connects major Italian cities); Frecciargento (mostly connect Rome to other Italian cities); and Frecciabianca (the slowest Frecce trains). Frecciarossa trains offer four classes of service, all with free Wi-Fi: Standard, Premium, Business and Executive. All Frecce tickets include a seat reservation and must be purchased before boarding the train.

ItaloTreno

Private train company Italotreno operates high-speed trains in Italy on the same tracks as Trenitalia. The routes service 21 stations across the country, including popular routes Milan-Florence, Rome-Venice and Bologna-Naples. Choose from four classes of service, all with free Wi-Fi: Smart, Comfort, Prima and Club Executive. Italo also operates Italobus – an integrated train-bus service that takes passengers from the main train stations to other Italian cities.

Trenitalia Intercity

Trenitalia’s Intercity (IC) trains are slower than the high-speed Frecce trains but are still a good way to travel between major cities and towns, with routes including Rome to Naples, Venice to Bologna and Milan to Genoa. Tickets usually open for booking 90 days ahead of travel, and you’ll need make a seat reservation before boarding. All IC trains have 1st and 2nd class carriages as well as a bar buffet car, air conditioning and power sockets. InterCity trains that run at night are called InterCity Notte (ICN).

TGV inOui

France’s high-speed TGV train network runs at speeds of up to 320km/h connecting major cities across France and into neighbouring countries. All TGV tickets include a seat reservation; seating is 1+2 in 1st class, 2+2 in 2nd class. Popular routes include Paris to Marseille and Paris to Strasbourg. Most TGVs have a cafe area, power points at each seat and WiFi.

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FlixBus

One of Europe’s leading bus companies, Flixbus serves 2000+ destinations in 29 countries, including Germany, France, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands and Croatia and into Scandinavia and eastern Europe, as well as some US cities. Coaches have toilets, free WiFi and power outlets, plus snacks and drinks for purchase on board. Flixbus is a good choice for the budget-conscious traveller; purchase tickets in advance for the cheapest fares (note: there is no option to reserve a seat in advance).

Is there Wi-Fi on FlixBus?

Yes - FlixBus offers free Wi-Fi

Are there power outlets on FlixBus?

Yes

Does FlixBus offer meals or snacks?

Yes - snacks and drinks may be purchased from the driver. Please note, this is not available on all services.

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Can I drive from Paris to Italy?

Yes, the driving distance between Paris to Italy is 1429 km. It takes approximately 13h 26m to drive from Paris to Italy.

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Which airlines fly from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Milan Linate Airport?

Air Dolomiti, easyJet, Lufthansa and two other airlines offer flights from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Milan Linate Airport.

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How do I get a train ticket from Paris to Italy?

Book your Paris to Italy train tickets online with Omio.

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Where can I stay near Italy?

There are 674+ hotels available in Italy. Prices start at $150 AUD per night.

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How do I get to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport from Paris?

The best way to get from Paris to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is to train which takes 35 min and costs $8 - $12.

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