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Travel by train with Italo, the Official Italian High Speed Train, from and to Salerno starting from 8,9€
Salerno train timetable and tickets
Salerno high speed train timetable and tickets: book train tickets to Salerno from Bologna, Florence, Milan, Naples, Reggio Emilia, Rome, Turin, and many more.
Travel between Rome and Salerno in just 1 hour and 40 minutes, between Florence and Salerno in 3.5 hours, and between Naples and Salerno in 37 minutes.
HIGH SPEED TRAINS TO SALERNO
| Routes | Tickets from | |
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Train Turin - Salerno |
38,9€
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Train Desenzano - Salerno |
54,9€
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Train Naples - Salerno |
8,9€
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Train Rome - Salerno |
14,9€
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Train Milan - Salerno |
37,9€
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Train Bologna - Salerno |
28,9€
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Train Florence - Salerno |
25,9€
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Train Venice - Salerno |
38,9€
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HIGH SPEED TRAINS FROM SALERNO
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Train Salerno - Turin |
38,9€
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Train Salerno - Bologna |
28,9€
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Train Salerno - Rome |
14,9€
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Train Salerno - Verona |
52,9€
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Train Salerno - Venice |
38,9€
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Train Salerno - Milan |
37,9€
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Train Salerno - Florence |
25,9€
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Train Salerno - Naples |
8,9€
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Salerno Centrale Station
| 🚉 Station | Salerno Centrale |
|---|---|
| 📍 Address | P.za DVittorio Veneto, Salerno |
| 👥 Annual Passengers | Around 7 million |
| 🚅 Daily high-speed and regional trains | Over 200 |
| 🚆 Rails | 11 |
Salerno Central Station is a key railway hub in southern Italy, essential for connecting the Campania region with major Italian cities such as Rome, Naples, and Florence, as well as popular tourist destinations like the Amalfi Coast or Sorrento. Each day, more than 200 trains, including regional, Intercity, and high-speed Italo services, pass through this station. The station provides a wide range of services for passenger comfort, including bars, restaurants, and shops. A dedicated tourist information area offers assistance for bookings, ticket purchases, and rentals. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the station, making waiting more convenient and enabling easy connectivity for those on the go.
Reaching the station
Reaching Salerno station is easy and convenient, as it is strategically located and well-served by major public transport options. You can reach the station by regional train, metro, bus, or taxi. Additionally, the station is well-connected to other cities in Campania, such as Naples, Caserta, and Avellino. If you’re planning to visit the scenic Amalfi Coast or Sorrento, the Salerno station is an ideal starting point, offering convenient connections to beautiful coastal towns like Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello. If you are looking for a modern and comfortable travel experience, choose Italo High-Speed Train. Italo offers connections to all major Italian cities, providing a journey in modern, comfortable, and innovatively designed bullet trains. With Italo, you can travel quickly, stress-free, and with maximum efficiency. Choose Italo's high-speed train for a relaxing and memorable trip!Special offers to Salerno
Italo Family Offer, children travel for free!
Children under 14 travel for free, while adults enjoy a 50% discount!
Italo Young Offer, discounts up to -70%!
With Italo, travelers aged 14 to 29 travel at incredible prices!
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from Salerno to Roma Termini the time needed to connect Salerno with the Italian capital by Italo High Speed Train.#3h30'
from Salerno to Florence Santa Maria Novella the time needed to connect these two train stations by Italo High Speed Train.
MINI GUIDE: WHAT TO VISIT IN SALERNO
Looking for a Mediterranean destination for a few days of relaxation? Hop on an Italo high-speed train and discover Salerno, a charming city nestled between the Amalfi Coast and Cilento! Set along the sea, Salerno offers a unique landscape with Mount Stella behind it and the Lattari Mountains in the background.
Start your tour in the historic center: stroll through the narrow streets that lead from Corso Vittorio Emanuele to Via Mercanti and explore the medieval Cathedral, famous for its frescoes, mosaics, and baroque crypt. Then visit Palazzo Fruscione and the Santa Sofia Complex, both fascinating exhibition spaces. A must-see is the Minerva Gardens, a botanical garden offering breathtaking views over the city.
After a walk along the Lungomare Trieste, a 1.5 km promenade, indulge in local flavors: the star is Buffalo Mozzarella DOP, perfect as a pizza topping. Try it at Antica Pizzeria Vicolo della Neve! End your day with some artisanal shopping between Via dei Mercanti and Via Duomo, where you’ll find handmade leather bags, ceramics, and glassware.
For those interested in history, the Arechi Castle is a must-visit. Located on a hill overlooking the city, this ancient fortress offers a stunning panoramic view of the Gulf of Salerno. Built in the 8th century, the castle is a perfect spot to dive into Salerno’s medieval past and enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by nature. There is also a small museum inside the castle showcasing archaeological finds and historical artifacts from the region.
If you're in Salerno during the winter months, don’t miss the famous Luci d'Artista light festival. Held every year from November to January, this festival transforms the city streets into a wonderland of creative and elaborate light displays. It’s a magical experience that adds a unique charm to Salerno’s streets, drawing visitors from across Italy and beyond.
Finally, Salerno makes an excellent base for exploring nearby treasures. With easy access to the Amalfi Coast, you can enjoy a day trip to renowned towns like Amalfi, Positano, or Ravello. Whether you’re in the mood for coastal views, hiking trails, or sampling local cuisine, Salerno’s strategic location lets you experience the best of southern Italy.
After a walk along the Lungomare Trieste, a 1.5 km promenade, indulge in local flavors: the star is Buffalo Mozzarella DOP, perfect as a pizza topping. Try it at Antica Pizzeria Vicolo della Neve! End your day with some artisanal shopping between Via dei Mercanti and Via Duomo, where you’ll find handmade leather bags, ceramics, and glassware.
For those interested in history, the Arechi Castle is a must-visit. Located on a hill overlooking the city, this ancient fortress offers a stunning panoramic view of the Gulf of Salerno. Built in the 8th century, the castle is a perfect spot to dive into Salerno’s medieval past and enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by nature. There is also a small museum inside the castle showcasing archaeological finds and historical artifacts from the region.
If you're in Salerno during the winter months, don’t miss the famous Luci d'Artista light festival. Held every year from November to January, this festival transforms the city streets into a wonderland of creative and elaborate light displays. It’s a magical experience that adds a unique charm to Salerno’s streets, drawing visitors from across Italy and beyond.
Finally, Salerno makes an excellent base for exploring nearby treasures. With easy access to the Amalfi Coast, you can enjoy a day trip to renowned towns like Amalfi, Positano, or Ravello. Whether you’re in the mood for coastal views, hiking trails, or sampling local cuisine, Salerno’s strategic location lets you experience the best of southern Italy.
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