Trains via Brennero

Trains via Brennero: Train service from Italy to Austria, Germany and Holland.

It is easy to travel from Italy by train. Experience the romance of Rome, the stunning scenery of the Brenner Pass (one of the principal alpine passes), the Golden Roof in Innsbruck or beer and lederhosen in Munich and all you need to do is sit back and relax.

Italy – Austria/Germany/Holland
These night time trains have first and second class sleeping and couchette cars (air conditioned and ventilated). Starting December 9, 2007, a EuroNight will connect Milan with Amsterdam.

View map of Austria, Germany and Holland routes

Popular Routes:

Rome – Munich

Rome – Innsbruck/Kufstein

Please Note:

The Ticket:
To travel on Italy – Autria/Germany trains a ticket and a seat reservation must be purchased. The tickets are therefore only valid for the day and train booked.

Pre-sale and date change
The ticket can be purchased up to three months prior to the date of departure, at authorized points of sale. If, once purchased, the departure date needs to be changed, a new ticket must be bought in the country where the original ticket was purchased.

Prices vary according to:

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The service and accommodation: night and day (First and Second Class)

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Rules

There is a no smoking policy onboard this train
All Italian tickets, both domestic and cross border must be validated at the machines on the platform before use. Failure to do this will result in a fine of up to 200 Euros.