Trenitalia is the Italian state train operator. It operates more than a dozen night trains that connect all of Italy, from Turin and Trieste in the north down to Sicily and Lecce in the south.

Photo: Trenitalia
Photo: Trenitalia

All night train routes

From the North

From Rome

From the South

Cabins

All Intercity Notte night trains have sleeper cabins (Vagone Letto Relax / Superior) and couchettes (Cucetta Comfort). Seats are also available on most routes (EASY).

You can choose the following cabin categories:

nightride.com Cabin Category Trenitalia Cabin Category
Private 1-person sleeper cabin (wash basin) Vagone Letto Relax Uso Singolo - Cabina Intera
Private 2-person sleeper cabin (wash basin) Vagone Letto Relax - Doppia Cabina Intera
Private 3-person sleeper cabin (wash basin) Vagone Letto Relax - Tripla Cabina Intera
Private 1-person sleeper cabin (shower and toilet) – only available on the lines to Sicily Superior Uso Singolo - Cabina Intera
Private 2-person sleeper cabin (shower and toilet) – only available on the lines to Sicily Superior Doppia - Cabina Intera
Shared 4-person couchette Cuccetta Comfort 4 posti – Promiscuo
Shared ladies' 4-person couchette Cuccetta Comfort 4 Posti – Donna
Private 4-person couchette Cuccetta Comfort Doppia / Tripla – Uso esclusivo
Seat 2nd class Posto a sedere 2ª classe - EASY

You can find more information about Trenitalia's cabin categories and service levels here.

Tips & things good to know

  • The price difference between sleeping car and couchette is usually small, so we recommend booking the more comfortable sleeping car!
  • Trenitalia night trains have no dining car. You can purchase snacks and beverages from the crew. A light breakfast is included in some compartment categories.
  • Trenitalia updates its timetable twice a year: by the end of March it publishes the connections from June to December, and by the end of September it publishes the connections from January to May. Trenitalia does not publish all connections at once, but in stages.
    That's why you may not yet be able to find your desired night train for the summer holidays, for example, if you search in March. Come back regularly and check whether your connection is bookable.
  • A must-do-experience: The night train from Milan to Sicily crosses all of Italy—and the best part? Both you and the train board a ferry to Sicily, which is a unique experience in Europe