Rome, LazioMilan, Lombardy
Rome to Milan by Bus or Train
MarinoBus has the cheapest bus ticket from Rome to Milan for only £45, on a trip of approximately 8h duration.
Choose Italo trains with fares starting from £81. Travel time approximately 3h 50m.
We have selected the cheapest, fastest and earliest schedules for your trip to Milan.
- RecommendedRome Tiburtina Bus StationMilan LampugnanoBus8hDirect
- CheapestRome Tiburtina Bus StationMilan LampugnanoBus8hDirect
- FastestRome Termini Train StationMilan Rogoredo Train StationTrain2h 52mDirect
- EarliestRome Tiburtina Train StationMilan Rho Fiera Train StationTrain3h 50mDirect
Companies | Departures | Duration | Service | Price |
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23:00->07:00 | 8h | Direct | ||
13:50->17:40 | 3h 50m | Direct |
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Bus from Rome to Milan
The bus trip from Rome to Milan takes approximately 8h 5m duration and covers a distance of about 477 km. There are usually 3 buses traveling daily to Milan and you can find the cheapest tickets starting from £44.78 if you buy in advance on the internet.
Distance | 477 km | |
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Price | £44.78 | |
Frequency | 3 | |
Fastest | 7h 25m |
Train Rome to Milan
It takes an average of 3h 23m to travel from Rome to Milan by train, covering a distance of about 477 km. There are usually 41 trains traveling daily from Rome to Milan and tickets for this journey start from £81.02 when you book in advance.
Distance | 477 km | |
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Price | £81.02 | |
Frequency | 41 | |
Fastest | 2h 52m |
Italo stations in Rome
Rome Tiburtina Train Station
Rome Termini Train Station
Italo stations in Milan
Milan Rho Fiera Train Station
Milan Main Train Station
Milan Rogoredo Train Station
MarinoBus stations in Rome
Rome Tiburtina Bus Station
MarinoBus stations in Milan
Milan Malpensa Airport T1
Milan Lampugnano
Milan Via Giuseppe Impastato
Travel Tips
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Saving Money
Cheapest Bus
The cheapest bus ticket from Rome to Milan is a regular seat, one-way trip, when booked in advance. Buying on the day of travel is usually more expensive and may include additional costs that can vary depending on the time of day and bus class.
- Book in advance.
- Most companies sell bus tickets about three to six months in advance. If you already have your travel date set, search as early as possible to save money.
- Be flexible with your travel times.
- Many companies increase ticket prices during "peak hours" (usually between 06:00 - 10:00 and 15:00 - 19:00 on weekdays). If possible, choose to travel outside of these hours to find cheaper tickets and save money.
- Check connections.
- On some of the busiest routes, you may also have the option of taking a slower or connecting transportation. It may take a little longer, but if you have a bit more time available, you may find a cheaper ticket.
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