🇮🇹Italo from €9.90
Rome–Milan vs Frecciarossa
Italo is Italy’s private high-speed operator (NTV) — book Rome–Milan, Venice and Florence with modern trains and often keen Low Cost fares vs Frecciarossa. Search live below and buy via All Aboard.
Live book: Rome → Milan · Milan → Rome · Rome → Florence · vs Frecciarossa.
Popular Italo routes
How to book Italo
Italo competes with Trenitalia Frecciarossa on Italy’s high-speed spine. Search Rome–Milan and other Italo corridors on EuroRail Times, then checkout with All Aboard.
Reservation rules
All Italo tickets include an assigned seat. Fare families (Low Cost → Flex) control change rules. Smart and Prima classes add quieter coaches and extras.
Price tips for 2026
Low Cost fares release early and vanish on Friday evenings. Compare Italo vs Frecciarossa for the same date — schedules and prices often diverge by €10–30.
What Italo is
Italo (NTV) is Italy’s private high-speed operator. It competes with Trenitalia Frecciarossa on the same spine — Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice, Naples, Bologna, Turin — with its own fare families (Low Cost through Flex) and classes (Smart, Prima). Stations in Rome are Termini or Tiburtina; read the ticket.
Key routes
Start with Rome → Milan (and Milan → Rome), plus Rome → Florence, Milan → Venice, Florence → Venice and Naples → Rome. Compare Italo and Frecciarossa on the same date: times and prices often diverge.
Pass vs point-to-point ticket
Every Italo ticket is seat-specific. Interrail/Eurail covers Italo with a paid reservation — summer quotas go early. If you are only riding Rome–Milan once, a Low Cost point-to-point seat is usually enough; a pass pays off when you stack several Italian high-speed legs.
How to book on this page
Use Book Rome → Milan live to open the existing All Aboard widget. The €9.90 Low Cost figure in the title is a published starting band on this hub, not a guarantee for your date — confirm in search before paying.
Italo.com vs this page
italo.com is the operator checkout. This hub compares Italo vs Frecciarossa on the same spine and notes that Interrail needs a paid reservation — then All Aboard live search and Stay22 for Roma Termini hotels. The €9.90 Low Cost figure is this hub’s published starting band, not a quote.
Popular Italo routes
Book Italo times & tickets
Compare live Italo journeys via All Aboard — then hotels near Roma Termini if you overnight.
Italo FAQ
Where do I buy Italo tickets?
Search live on EuroRail Times via All Aboard — start with Rome → Milan or the booking buttons above. This hub covers Low Cost tips and timetable notes for 2026.
Italo vs Frecciarossa?
Both are high-speed on the same corridors. Pick whichever is cheaper or better timed for your day.
Are reservations required?
Yes — every Italo ticket is seat-specific.
Does Interrail cover Italo?
Yes with a paid reservation. Book as soon as your dates are fixed in summer.