Fastest way from Rome to Treviso: Flight, about 1h 5min (from €76). Cheapest: Bus, from €49 (about 11h 50min – 14h 12min). Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on October 27, 2026): Alitalia, NTV, FlixBus; main departure point: Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
There are 3 ways to get from Rome to Treviso
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on October 27, 2026 for a departure on November 17, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NTV | Train | Rome Termini | €59 | 1 |
| FlixBus | Bus | Rome Tiburtina Bus Station | €49 | 1 |
| AeroItalia | Flight | Leonardo da Vinci Airport | €64 | 1 |
| Alitalia | Flight | Leonardo da Vinci Airport | €78 | 8 |
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Practical tips
High-speed fares rise as the departure date approaches, and last-minute seats are often sold at full price. Book your Trenitalia or Italo ticket as early as you can, and compare both before paying.
Rome has several stations, mainly Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina. Look at the departure station printed on your ticket the day before, and plan your journey there so you do not end up at the wrong one.
Venice's Santa Lucia and Mestre stations are close by, so check that your destination is Treviso. If you buy a Venice ticket by mistake, you will need an extra connection and may pay more.
The flight is quick, but add transfers to and from the airports, check-in time and baggage fees. For a short stay with hand luggage only it works well; with a big suitcase, the train may be easier.
The coach is the cheapest way to travel, but it is a long ride. Check the exact pick-up point in your confirmation, arrive early, and bring snacks, a charger and a light layer for the onboard air conditioning.
The journey experience
Rome to Treviso is a long journey across the country, and the best option depends on what matters most to you: speed, price or flexibility. The comparison table on this page puts train, flight and coach side by side, so you can see at a glance which one suits your trip, with up-to-date prices and journey times.
The train is the classic independent-traveller choice. Trenitalia and Italo run high-speed services out of Rome, with comfortable seats, room for luggage and city-centre stations at both ends. Flying is the quickest way if you want to save most of a day, though you need to allow for airport transfers, check-in and baggage rules. The coach is the budget pick: reclining seats and a relaxed pace, and it can work well as an overnight journey if you are flexible and happy to rest on the move.
Our advice: if you can plan ahead, the train offers the best balance of comfort, price and reliability, and booking early helps you avoid expensive last-minute fares. Whichever option you choose, check the departure station or stop on your ticket, because Rome has more than one. Once that is clear, the trip is straightforward, and you can book online with instant confirmation.
Frequently asked questions — Rome → Treviso
The coach is the cheapest option, from €49 and typically up to €50. The train (Trenitalia or Italo) starts from €59, typically up to €60. Flying starts from €76, typically up to €82. Prices vary with the date and how early you book, so comparing options before you pay is worthwhile.
The flight is the fastest, at about 1 h 05 to 1 h 10 in the air, though airport transfers and check-in come on top. The train takes roughly 4 h 10 to 5 h. The coach is the slowest, at around 12 h to 14 h, which makes it best suited to an overnight trip.
For most travellers the train is the best balance: about 4 h 10 to 5 h, from €59, with comfortable seats and central stations. Choose the flight if saving time matters most (about 1 h 05 to 1 h 10, from €76), or the coach if you want the lowest price, from €49.
Roma Termini is Rome's main station and the usual starting point for high-speed trains, but Roma Tiburtina is also used for some services. The departure station depends on the train you choose, so always check your ticket before heading out, and make sure your destination reads Treviso.
Yes, especially for the train and the flight, where the cheapest fares sell out first and last-minute prices climb. The train is typically up to €60 and the flight up to €82, so booking early helps you stay near the lowest price. You can book online with instant confirmation.
When to visit Treviso?
HUMID SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE
What to do in Treviso?
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How long to visit Treviso?
Treviso is compact and walkable: one full day covers the canal-lined historic centre, the Pescheria fish market island, Piazza dei Signori and the city walls. With two days, add a trip to Prosecco hills or a day in Venice, just 30 minutes away by train. Stay overnight to enjoy the quiet evenings and cheaper prices compared to Venice.
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