Traveling around Europe by train from Italy will be one of the best options in 2025. With direct connections to countries like France, Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Belgium, you can explore stunning scenery without the need for airports.
Discover the main routes and enjoy the efficiency of European rail transport.
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Monaco: luxury and practicality within reach
One of the quickest and most convenient journeys is the one that connects the Italian city of Ventimiglia to Monte Carlo in Monaco. Operated by SNFC, the route takes between 30 and 45 minutes, with trains leaving every half hour, starting at 5:15 am.
With affordable prices starting from €5 each way, it’s a great option for a day trip or a weekend in the principality. Ventimiglia is easily accessible by regional trains from Genoa and express trains from Milan.
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France: from the Riviera to Parisian charm
Travelers can explore the French Riviera from Ventimiglia, with direct connections to destinations such as Nice, Cannes and Antibes. For those looking to explore further afield, there is a daily train connecting Milan to Paris, departing from the station. Porta Garibaldi and passing through Turin, Lyon and other French cities.
Due to renovations to a railway tunnel, part of the journey between Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne and Oulx will be made by bus until March 2025, but the journey remains practical and full of beauty.
Austria and Germany: mountains and culture
The Italian Alps are the gateway to Austria and Germany. From Brenner, you can reach Innsbruck in just 40 minutes, with tickets starting from €10.
To explore Vienna, there are direct Railjet trains from Bolzano daily, with stops in cities such as Salzburg and Linz. Another popular option is the Venice to Munich route, which runs daily, crossing breathtaking Alpine scenery.
Switzerland and Germany: elegance and efficiency
EuroCity trains connect Milan to Swiss cities such as Lugano, Zurich and Geneva, with several daily departures.
For those looking to head to Germany, there is a daily train from Milan to Frankfurt, which passes through Bern and Basel, allowing passengers to explore a diversity of landscapes and cultures along the way.
Belgium and the Netherlands: a new route in 2025
From February 2025, the European Sleeper overnight route will connect Venice to Brussels, with stops in Antwerp, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Munich, Cologne and Innsbruck.
This option will be perfect for those looking for comfort and a unique way to travel, sleeping while crossing borders and waking up in new destinations.
Slovenia: the charm of Ljubljana
Trieste is the starting point for those who want to explore Slovenia. A daily train connects the Italian city to the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana.
For 2025, the departure time may change, but the route remains an excellent choice for discovering this lesser-explored European destination.
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