ITALIA IN TOUR PASS
Italia in Tour
One pass for 3 or 5 consecutive days of freedom on regional trains
One pass, many trains. During its validity period, you can hop on and off eligible regional services as often as you like, without buying a separate ticket for every journey and without choosing a specific departure in advance.
3 or 5 consecutive days
Choose the validity period that best fits your itinerary.
Travel with one ticket
Hop on and off eligible trains as often as you like.
No fixed departure
The pass is not tied to a specific regional train.
No validation for every journey
The pass is issued in your name: simply show it when checked, with no need to validate it for each trip.
Combine more than one pass
Use 3-day and 5-day passes back to back to build a longer journey.
Perfect for LungoCosta
Two 5-day passes cover the full 10-day journey from Ventimiglia to Trieste.
01. What is Italia in Tour?
Italia in Tour is a Trenitalia named pass that gives you unlimited travel on eligible regional trains for 3 or 5 consecutive days.
Choose the first day of validity and, during that period, you can hop on and off regional trains as often as you like, without buying a new ticket for each journey and without validating a ticket every time you travel.
“Less red tape, more travel.”
Italia in Tour 3
Adults
€35
Children
€18
Ages 4–12
Validity: 3 consecutive days
Italia in Tour 5
Adults
€59
Children
€30
Ages 4–12
Validity: 5 consecutive days
02. Where can you use it?
Across almost the entire Trenitalia regional network
Included trains
Regionale (R)
Regionale Veloce (RV)
Metropolitan services (where available)
Trenitalia Tper
Leonardo Express
(Fiumicino – Roma Termini)
Main exclusions
The offer is not valid on services operated by other
railway companies (Trenord, FSE, EAV, Micotra) and on certain Trenitalia services and routes, including:
• Cinque Terre area (when one of the stations within the designated area is your origin or destination)
• Lombardy (all Trenord services)
• Certain routes involving Bolzano and
Bassano del Grappa
• Other railway operators (EAV, FSE)
• Apulia Express (Lecce – Bari – Airport)
• Micotra (Trieste Centrale – Tarvisio Boscoverde)
• InterCity and Frecce trains (always excluded)
Where Italia in Tour is valid
Included services
Main exclusions
The exclusions are limited and affect only specific areas and services.
03. Why it works so well for multi-train journeys
The more you hop on and off, the more useful the pass becomes.
If your journey involves several stages, intermediate stops along the way and multiple regional trains over consecutive days, Italia in Tour is ideal: it makes the trip simpler and gives you much more freedom to change your plans. It can also be good value for a straightforward return journey, especially when the total distance is more than about 400 km*.
*The average regional rail fare in Italy is around €0.10 per km.
“The train is not just
a way to get there.
It is how
you discover Italy.”
More freedom to change your plans
Take a later train, stay somewhere longer or change your timing without having to rethink the whole journey.
A simpler way to travel
Fewer tickets to manage and more freedom to change your mind during the day.
Perfect for exploring
Get off somewhere along the line, take a break, then continue on another Regionale when you are ready to move on.
04. Italia in Tour and LungoCosta 0
LungoCosta was not designed around the pass. But the pass seems almost made for a journey like LungoCosta.
Our 10-day itinerary from Ventimiglia to Trieste uses many regional trains, includes intermediate stops and naturally falls into two consecutive five-day blocks.
The result is simple: two 5-day passes cover almost all of the regional travel.
Only two sections require separate tickets: InterCity 564 and Apulia Express 4450.
Cost
Individual tickets
2 × Italia in Tour
Regional trains (base route)
€228.05
€118.00
InterCity 564 (Bovalino – Taranto)
€28.60
€28.60
Apulia Express 4450 (Lecce – Bari)
€15.85
€15.85
Total
€272.50
€162.45
Saving
€110.05
compared with individual tickets.
BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
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Tickets, validation, stations, departure boards, luggage, changing trains — and the practical things worth knowing to travel by train in Italy without unnecessary complications.
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