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With fares exceeding €100 on domestic routes, travel by train through Italy can be a bit pricey. However, some strategies can help you secure the best prices.
With nearly 1.500 km of high-speed lines, Italian rail service has evolved, but comfort and speed have come with higher fares, especially on long-distance journeys.
Below are five practical ways to pay less when traveling by train in Italy.
The best tip is to buy tickets at least 30 days in advance. This allows you to access limited promotions and avoid high last-minute prices.
Companies like Trenitalia and Italo offer discounts of up to 70% for young people, couples, or groups. However, many promotional tickets are “non-modifiable” and “non-refundable”—meaning they cannot be changed or refunded. It’s essential to check the terms and conditions before confirming your purchase.
Sites like Trainline e Omio They bring together rates from different carriers. In addition to comparing prices, they facilitate the purchasing process in several languages, including Portuguese.
For those who live in Italy or travel frequently, carrier loyalty cards accumulate points and guarantee progressive discounts. Tickets for 10 or 20 trips between two cities can offer savings of up to 50%, as long as they are used within the stipulated period (6 or 12 months).
The site TrovaunPosto Allows passengers unable to travel to purchase resold tickets. Prices are always lower than the original price. Availability is not guaranteed, but it can be a good option in emergencies.
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