Paris to Rome trains

There is no direct train between Paris (Gare de Lyon) and Rome, but there are high-speed train journeys between the two cities with the French national railway company SNCF and the Italian national railway company Trenitalia that require only one connection — usually in Zurich, Turin, or Milan. Those train journeys take between 10 and 14 hours and run several times weekly.

Train journeys between Paris and Rome that require two connections run daily. Those train journeys take up to 17 hours.

How much does it cost to take a train from Paris to Rome?

The price of taking the train between Paris and Rome varies depending on whether you use the SNCF booking system or the Trenitalia one. It also changes according to the dates of travel and the class of service you choose, starting from around $80 (75 €). Booking early will get you the best prices.

Is there a sleeper train from Paris to Rome?

Train journeys from Paris to Rome that include an overnight section (which can be booked on the SNCF or Trenitalia websites) offer regular seats, private one-bed cabins, and berths in four- or two-person cabins. Overnight sections on those journeys usually take place within Italy on Intercity Notte trains, not on high-speed trains.

How much is a sleeper train from Rome to Paris?

The more comfort and privacy you want, the higher the price of your night train journey between Paris and Rome. Prices usually start at $130 (120 €) for a berth in a four-person cabin. If you don’t want to pay for a berth, you can opt to spend the night in a regular seat.

Is there a night train from Paris to Italy?

There are no direct night train rides from Paris to Italy, but you can book train journeys from Paris to certain Italian cities that involve one or two connections and that include overnight sections in sleeper trains, usually in the Italian Intercity Notte trains.

Is the train ride from Paris to Rome Scenic?

A train journey between Paris and Rome inevitably involves crossing the Alps and Northern Italy, making for beautiful scenery. Just make sure to book a journey when the sun is still up during this section of the trip and don’t forget to select a window seat.

Paris to Milan trains

Is there a direct high-speed train from Paris to Milan?

There are direct trains from Paris (Gare de Lyon) to Milan (Milano Centrale) daily with both the French national railway company SNCF and the Italian national railway company Trenitalia.

How long is high-speed train Paris to Milan?

Direct high-speed train journeys between Paris and Milan take around seven hours, no matter if you book with the French national railway company SNCF and the Italian national railway company Trenitalia.

How much does it cost to take a train from Paris to Milan?

Paris to Milan train journeys start at $31 (29 €) with the French national railway company SNCF and $42 (39 €) with the Italian national railway company Trenitalia. That said, prices vary according to dates of travel and classes of service so check out both websites before you book to get the best deal.

Is there still a sleeper train from Paris to Milan?

There is no direct sleeper train from Paris to Milan. Direct high-speed trains between Paris and Milan only run in the daytime.

Paris to Venice trains

Is there a direct train from Paris to Venice?

There is no direct train between Paris and Venice any longer. Trenitalia offers a daily high-speed train journey between Paris and Venice with only one connection in Milan. It is the quickest option at less than 10 hours.

Is there a sleeper train from Paris to Venice?

There is no direct sleeper train between Paris and Venice any longer.

How long is the high speed train from Venice to Paris?

There is no direct high-speed train between the two cities, but Trenitalia offers train journeys between Venice and Paris that only require one connection (usually in Milan) and that take less than 11 hours.

Hotels near Gare de Lyon in Paris

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Courtyard by Marriott Paris Gare de Lyon

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Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon is a hotel located only a two-minute walk away from the train station so you won’t have to run to catch your train to Italy. The four-star hotel has a French bistro and a bar on site, as well as a fitness center. The decor is modern and minimalist, but there are bright touches of colors throughout the property that add a cheerful vibe. Request a room in the top floors so you can enjoy the great views of the Eiffel Tower, the Sacré-Cœur, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and more from your bed.

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Hôtel Parisianer

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The Hotel Parisianer is a four-star hotel located near the Gare de Lyon (only a seven-minute walk). Founded by two sisters who love to travel, the hotel features Art Déco touches and evokes the essence of Parisian boudoirs. Guests can enjoy yoga classes in the New York loft-style gym, drinks on the patio terrace, or breakfast in the communal area. The hotel prides itself on wellbeing and offers a tranquil respite from the bustling city.

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citizenM Paris Gare de Lyon

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A three-minute walk to the Gare de Lyon, the citizenM Paris Gare de Lyon hotel is a fun, modern, and art-filled property. The hotel has 338 designer rooms, each with a large bed, power rain shower, and iPad that control the entire room. Rooms also have mini fridges, hairdryers, and custom-made amenities. Guests can enjoy a daily buffet breakfast and drinks at the 24-hour food and beverage area or rooftop bar with stunning views of the city.

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