Red Arrow Train (Frecciarossa)

The Frecciarossa train travels through Italy and has a top speed of 300 km/h. It enters the center of the main city and shortens the distance. Choosing a Frecciarossa train means being able to rely on frequent connections, departures and arrivals in the city centre and geographical coverage of major cities, and you can choose the most convenient station to suit your needs.

route map

Main route

The routes that visitors often choose include:

• Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station (main station) – Venice Santa Lucia (main station)
• Venice St Lucia (main station) – Milan Central Terminus
• Roma Termini (terminus) – Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station (main station)
• Roma Termini (terminus) – Venice St Lucia (main station)
• La Spezia Central Terminus (near Cinque Terre) – Manarola (Cinque Terre)
• Venice Santa Lucia (main station) – Bologna (main station)
• Roma Termini (terminus) – Venice Mestre Station
• Naples Central Terminus - Rome Termini (terminus)
• Naples Central Terminus - Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station (main station)
• Lyon Porte de Paris – Milan Central Terminus
• Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station (main station) – La Spezia Central Terminus (near Cinque Terre)
• Milan Central Terminus – Brig (Switzerland)
• Milan Central Terminus – La Spezia Central Terminus (near Cinque Terre)
• Milan Central Terminus – Nice (Ville, main station)
• Pisa Central Terminus – La Spezia Central Terminus (near Cinque Terre)
• Milan Central Terminus - Turin New Gate
• Milan Central Terminus – Alte Gordo (Switzerland)
• Milan Central Terminus – Spiez (Switzerland)
• Venice St Lucia (main station) - Vienna Main Station

In-car facilities

The Red Arrow train is the flagship product of Trenitalia, offering you maximum comfort. They are ETR 500 and ETR 1000 trains, all equipped with:

• Air conditioning
• socket for each seat
• LED lighting
• Ample luggage space
• Travel information and news that are constantly updated in the seat display.
• FRECCE Portal is accessible via Wi-Fi network, providing entertainment services, internet access and travel information
• In the No. 3 compartment, there are two places for wheelchairs for the disabled and two nursing staff seats.
• Toilet for each model and a car No. 3 for disabled people
• Baby changing diaper table

Coach Class

Red Arrow train has four coach classes

• First class (Executive)
• First class (Business) and first class quiet seats (Business Silento)
• Super Second Class (Premium)
• Second class (Standard)

First class passengers have free access to the Frecciaclub waiting room at the following stations; Bari Station, Bologna Central, Florence Santa Maria Novella, Milan Central, Naples Central Station ( Naples Central), Padova Centrl, Rome Termini, Turin Porta Nuova and Venice S. Lucia.