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Our rail holidays in Italy uncover a rich tapestry of culture, cuisine and iconic landscapes, linking historic cities with some of Europe’s most captivating scenery.
Italian Lakes: Maggiore to Garda Emilia Romagna: Italy's Food Valley by Rail From the French Riviera to the Cinque Terre by Rail Puglia from City to Coast by Rail Puglia from City to Coast with Matera Western Sicily's Temples & Coast Sicily by Rail: Catania to RagusaTravel along the colourful Ligurian coast to the villages of the Cinque Terre, explore Emilia-Romagna’s gastronomic heart in Parma and Bologna, or head south to Puglia and Sicily, where baroque towns, whitewashed villages and Mediterranean shores await. Throughout, scenic rail journeys link Italy’s most characterful regions, offering a relaxed and immersive way to experience the country. |
We’ve put together a collection of detailed guides for some of our most popular choices in Italy. Whether you’re looking for a bit of background information on a particular area, recommendations for top walks there, or even a few helpful phrases to learn before you go, our guides will stand you in good stead for your holiday.
A wonderfully varied and well-organised journey from Nice to the Cinque Terre, perfectly balancing exploration and relaxation. Highlights included the garden calm of La Villa Victoria, the comfort of the Grand Hotel Savoia, and the stunning views from Porto Roca. The walking routes were rewarding, the trains smooth and simple, and Inntravel’s arrangements faultless. We’d suggest an extra night in the Cinque Terre – and soft bags for train travel!
− S Paatz, Cinque Terre by train
Make the journey part of your holiday and take the train from London to Italy. Our team of rail experts will find the best route for you (there are plenty to choose from!). You can easily:
- Catch the high-speed TGV via Turin, or detour through Switzerland with an overnight stay in Zürich before taking a direct tilting train to Milan via the Italian Lakes.
- Take the sleeper train via Innsbruck to reach the Italian Dolomites.
- The Frecciarossa or Frecciargento trains on Italy’s main high-speed line sweep you across the Po Valley towards Bologna and the rest of Tuscany.
- There's even a direct train from Turin to the Amalfi Coast.
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