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Rome to Warsaw Train
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Rome to Warsaw by train
The journey from Rome to Warsaw by train is 818.78 mi and takes 26 hrs 50 mins. There are 40 connections per day, with the first departure at 07:50 and the last at 16:45. It is possible to travel from Rome to Warsaw by train for as little as £54.78 or as much as £73.37. The best price for this journey is £54.78.
| Lowest Price | £54.78 |
| Journey Duration | 26 hrs 50 mins |
| Connection per Day | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa 40 |
| Lowest Price | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa £54.78 |
| Highest Price | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa £73.37 |
| First Departure | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa 07:50 |
| Last Departure | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa 16:45 |
| Distance | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa 818.78 mi |
| Departure | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa Rome |
| Arrival | DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa Warsaw |
| Carriers | DB - Intercity, Autobus DB - Intercity, Autobus, Nightjet, Regionale Veloce, Railjet, Frecciarossa |
Rome to Warsaw Train Times
Your journey from Rome to Warsaw with Virail
Virail helps thousands of travelers plan their journeys every year. How? It's easy. Just enter the dates on which you plan to travel from Rome to Warsaw. Our powerful engine will look at the data from thousands of travel providers, then show you all the available routes. You can choose to travel however you want. Decide on the type of transport you want to use, what time of day you'd like to set off and whether you'd like a direct journey or one with connections. When you've found your ideal route, Virail will redirect you to the web page of the provider. There, you can make your booking, then it's time to prepare for your trip.
How much will I pay for train tickets from Rome to Warsaw?
The cheapest train tickets from Rome to Warsaw cost £54.78. On average, you can expect to spend around £66.18 for your train ticket. Virail will help you find a journey that fits your budget. You can expect prices to vary between different travel providers and methods of transport; often, faster journeys will cost more than slower routes. If your travel dates are flexible, you might be able to find cheaper train tickets, as prices may fluctuate a little from day to day. You may also find lower prices by booking at certain times of day, avoiding rush hour traffic. Another tip for travelers on a tight budget is to look for connecting journeys. Sometimes it can be cheaper to make a change or two along the way, rather than traveling on a direct route from Rome to Warsaw.
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Prices will vary when you travel from Rome to Warsaw. On average, though, you'll pay about £66.18 for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.
How long will it take me to travel from Rome to Warsaw by train?
The average journey time is 26 hrs 50 mins. This is how long it takes to cross the 818.78 mi from Rome to Warsaw. When planning your journey, remember that delays are a possibility. Some unplanned events could cause your journey from Rome to Warsaw to take longer than 26 hrs 50 mins. The journey from Rome to Warsaw covers a distance of 818.78 mi. On average, you can expect your journey to last roughly 26 hrs 50 mins. However, booking the fastest option will see you reach your destination in approximately 23 hrs 57 mins. For faster journeys, look for express routes. Please remember that these may only depart at certain times of day, or on particular days of the week. You may also find that you can go from Rome to Warsaw faster by making connections, rather than taking a direct route.
When do the first and last departures from Rome to Warsaw leave?
The first daily departure from Rome to Warsaw leaves at 07:50, while the last journey of the day sets out at 16:45. These are according to the standard schedules for the route between Rome and Warsaw. However, different providers' timetables can vary from day to day or month to month, so these particular departures may not be available every day. Some providers may change their schedules on public holidays and weekends, or during the summer months. Check your travel dates when making your booking. If you prefer to travel at night, you will usually find the first departure from Rome to Warsaw leaving at 07:50. Although things may change depending on the day, in general the last departure of the night leaves at 16:45.If you have some flexibility over the day on which you travel, you might find more options available to you. For example, some providers may only run early morning routes on weekdays, when people are traveling to work. You will often find fewer options available on weekends or public holidays.
Which stations can I use on the Rome to Warsaw route?
Depending on the type of transport, and the provider you decide to use for your journey, you will be able to depart Rome from the following stations: Roma - Tuscolana,Rome Termini,Rome Trastevere,ROMA - TIBURTINA,Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA),Rome Nomentana,Roma-San Pietro,Rome Balduina,Rome Monte Mario,Rome - Ostiense,Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO). Arriving at Warsaw, your route will pass through all or some of the following stations: Warszawa, Wschodnia,Warsaw Metro Mlociny,Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW),Warszawa Dworzec Zachodni,Warszawa, Metro Marymont 01,Warsaw Central. Not all transport providers serve every station, so check in advance to see exactly where your route takes you. You may need to use another form of transport to get from one station to another or to your final destination when you arrive in Warsaw.
How many times a day do departures from Rome leave for Warsaw?
The route from Rome to Warsaw is served by providers including . From this list of transport providers, there are up to departures each day. However, this exact number will vary. On average, journeys depart from Rome 40 times per day. This number includes all the transport providers that serve the route. When traveling from Rome to Warsaw, you may choose to use an indirect route, involving connections. If you prefer not to do this, you will find an average of 0 direct journeys each day. However, indirect routes open up more possibilities for flexible travelers. On average, there are 40 journeys with one change or more each day. These numbers are all averages. They can slightly vary depending on the day of the week, the season of the year, local festivals, and other factors. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Rome to Warsaw. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.
Compare prices and tickets from Rome to Warsaw
Book in advance and save
If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Rome to Warsaw, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.
Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys
Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Rome to Warsaw.
Always check special offers
Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.
Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains
If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.
Virail Pro Tip ✌: Booking 10 days in advance save 10% on average
Price as departure date approaches
Train companies may charge higher ticket prices as the date of departure approaches. Prices in the next days can range from around £24.34 to £78.46 but may be subject to change. Our advice is to book as early as possible to potentially save up to 69% on your trip!
Best time to book cheap train tickets from Rome to Warsaw
The cheapest Rome - Warsaw train tickets can be found for as low as £37.24 if you’re lucky, or £53.25 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as £71.04.
Find the best day to travel to Warsaw by train
When travelling to Warsaw by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!
Carriers on this route
Find out more about the carriers on this route.
The ÖBB Nightjet, operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), offers overnight train travel between major European cities, providing a convenient and comfortable way to journey through the night. The Nightjet trains are equipped with sleeping cabins, couchettes, and seats, offering passengers a comfortable and convenient way to travel long distances while they sleep. The service runs throughout Austria and extends to neighboring countries such as Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and the Czech Republic.
ÖBB Railjet is a high-speed train service operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB). It connects major Austrian cities to locations in Hungary, Germany, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic. Super Sparpreis, Sparpreis, and Flexpreis are fare options that determine the flexibility of the ticket and the associated costs, and Standard, First, and Business are the levels of service and comfort offered on the train.
While not as swift as the high-speed ICE trains, Deutsche Bahn’s InterCity trains boast speeds up to 200km/h, offering spacious carriages and dining options. Operating across numerous German routes, such as Cologne-Hamburg, these trains also extend to international destinations, including Amsterdam and Luxembourg. Some routes even feature double-deck trains.
Ticket types and facilities from Rome to Warsaw
Compare the different ticket types and the facilities provided by Nightjet, Railjet and DB - Intercity when traveling from Rome to Warsaw.
Seated carriage
These tickets are ideal for shorter journeys during the day, featuring comfortable seats in air-conditioned carriages.
Power sockets 
Luggage 
Accessibility 
Food and drink 
Air conditioning 
Bicycle Sleeper cabin
These are the most comfortable Nightjet tickets, featuring single, double, or triple compartments with beds, blankets, and pillows for a good night's sleep. Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle Couchette
These tickets provide a more affordable option for overnight travel, with bunk beds in shared compartments that can accommodate up to 6 passengers. Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle Economy Class
Economy class offers open-plan seating with power sockets and luggage racks.
WiFi 
Quiet zone Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle First Class
First class features reclining leather seats, tables, power sockets, and the option to order food and drinks. WiFi Quiet zone Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle Business Class
Business class offers even more comfortable seating, a complimentary welcome drink, and the ability to order food and drinks from the restaurant menu, but it's only available on select routes and for an additional fee. WiFi Quiet zone Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle Second Class
On SBB Intercity trains, in addition to basic amenities for Second Class ticket, there's a Family Zone specially designed to offer comfort for families with children. If you get hungry during the journey, you can enjoy tasty meals in the restaurant carriage. WiFi Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle First Class
On Deutsche Bahn IC trains, if you have a Flexpreis First Class ticket in addition to the standard second class offerings, you can access Fast Track and DB lounges at some German stations for free and enjoy the complimentary refreshments. Plus, experience a quieter travel environment and savor the view.
WiFi Quiet zone Power sockets Luggage Accessibility Food and drink Air conditioning Bicycle Facility Description
Find out more about the different facilities available onboard with each carrier on this route.
WiFi Wifi service is currently unavailable on Nighthet. WiFi 
Quiet zone Private compartments are available on ÖBB Nightjets. In couchette cars, 1-6 persons (1-3 adults; max. 5 children up to the age of 14) can travel at a low fixed rate. Moreover, for everyone's comfort, there's a quiet time enforced from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Main lights in sleeper and couchette sections should be off during this period. Quiet zone Power sockets Apart from standard outlets, the new Nightjet offers USB charging and inductive charging stations. Power sockets Luggage When travelling on an ÖBB Nightjet train, you're allowed to check only one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage. Ensure your luggage is stored in a manner that doesn't inconvenience or obstruct others. Remember the guidelines for luggage storage: Easily stowable items should go in the overhead racks, while bulkier luggage should be placed under the seat or in designated luggage racks. Always keep passageways, doors, and escape routes clear for everyone's safety. Luggage Accessibility Certain routes offer coaches with wheelchair-friendly compartments and nearby restrooms, accommodating a passenger with a wheelchair and a companion. Accessibility Food and drink Day coach travelers can buy snacks and drinks from onboard staff. Couchette ticket holders get mineral water and a Viennese breakfast. Sleeper cabin passengers enjoy a welcome drink, evening snack, mineral water, and a customized breakfast. Specific dietary requests for Nightjet meals should be emailed at least 72 hours before departure. Food and drink Air conditioning Every compartment in sleeper, couchette, and seating carriages has individual air conditioning controls. Air conditioning Bicycle On Nightjets connecting Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, bikes are welcome with a specific ticket and reservation. ÖBB Nightjet also allows items like pushchairs and musical instruments. Use the ÖBB service to transport bikes within Austria. Folding bikes are free if they're within 110 cm x 80 cm x 40 cm. Ensure e-bike batteries are charged, and note bikes can't be on buses during rail interruptions. Bicycle WiFi No matter the class, expect comfortable amenities, including complimentary WiFi. WiFi Quiet zone Railjet features Quiet Zones for a peaceful journey. For the comfort of everyone, kindly maintain silence in these areas for 1st & 2nd class. Quiet zone Power sockets Each seat is equipped with a power socket, suitable for charging wheelchair batteries as well. Power sockets Luggage When traveling on Railjet, you aren't restricted by a specific luggage limit. However, you must ensure your bags fit in the overhead rack or the designated luggage spaces provided on the train. Luggage Accessibility Wheelchair-friendly spaces are present on Regiojet trains. Accessibility Food and drink Enjoy a variety of snacks and drinks onboard. Check the Regiojet app for the full menu. Every passenger gets a free water bottle, and if you're in Relax or Business Class, enjoy a complimentary Italian coffee or mint tea. Food and drink Air conditioning Railjet trains are equipped with air conditioning for your comfort. Air conditioning Bicycle You can on most ÖBB trains with a special bike ticket, which is 10% of a regular ticket or at least €2 for second class. Railjet train bike allowances vary, so check their timetable. One bike per person, and if it's an e-bike, ensure the battery is charged as onboard charging isn't available. For convenience within Austria, there's a door-to-door service for transporting bikes. Bicycle WiFi Deutsche Bahn is rolling out free WiFi on their IC trains, with some already offering the service. WiFi Power sockets All seats in both classes have power sockets on DB IC trains. Power sockets Luggage On IC trains, you can bring any amount of luggage without restrictions. Store small bags either in the overhead racks or beneath your seats. For bigger luggage items, use the racks found in the compartments or close to the exterior doors. Luggage Accessibility Deutsche Bahn's Mobility Service provides assistance for boarding, disembarking, and train transfers. Staff are on hand to address questions and ensure a smooth trip.
Accessibility Food and drink On the DB IC trains, there's a restaurant for meals or a bistro for snacks. You can eat at the bistro or in your seat. First Class passengers get free food at their seat. The menu changes but always has local food, including vegetarian and vegan choices. Food and drink Air conditioning Intercity trains have air-conditioned sections. Air conditioning Bicycle For IC trains, a ticket and reservation are required for bicycles, with the reservation cost included. Bikes are typically stored in second class carriages, though your seat may be elsewhere. Bicycle | Facilities | DB - Intercity | Autobus | Nightjet | Railjet | Frecciarossa |
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Rome to Warsaw CO2 Emissions by Train
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