Rome to Vairano-Caianello by train
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Overview: trains from Rome to Vairano-Caianello
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From Rome to Vairano-Caianello by train
Opt for comfortable, green travel and choose to go from Rome to Vairano-Caianello by train. With 4 trains per day, you will have various options to choose from. Read on for details on the quickest routes, total travel distance, tips on saving money on tickets and more.
Train cost between Rome and Vairano-Caianello: point-to-point tickets
Train travellers have two ticket options to choose from: point-to-point tickets and rail passes. Point-to-point tickets are for one-way travel between two cities. Prices for point-to-point tickets on this route start from £9.38, then go to , if booked a month in advance, and , if booked 7 days in advance.
Cost of travel with European train passes
Passes allow unlimited travel in the covered region and timeframe. Passes, like a Eurail or Interrail Global Pass, cover travel to 33 countries. While passes cost more upfront, they quickly pay off if you plan to travel extensively or don’t have a fixed itinerary. Plus, passes also often offer discounts on local travel, museums and outings. Learn more about the financial benefits of rail passes with our European Rail Pass guide.
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Rome to Vairano-Caianello daily train schedule
Whether you’re headed to Vairano-Caianello on a Tuesday or a Sunday, with 4 trains per day, you will have multiple options to choose from.
07:28: departure of first train Monday-Friday
18:07: departure of last train Monday-Friday
07:28: departure of first train on weekends
18:07: departure of last train on weekends
Every 2 hours and 34 minutes: frequency of train departures
Average train travel time from Rome to Vairano-Caianello
The quickest time by train is 1 hour and 54 minutes, travelling a total distance of 151 kilometres.
How far in advance Rome and Vairano-Caianello tickets go on sale
Tickets for travel between Rome and Vairano-Caianello are available 5 and a half months in advance. To be notified by email when a certain travel date goes on sale, set up a booking alert.
Further insights on trains from Rome to Vairano-Caianello
Visit our help articles for tips on booking, station navigation, ticket types and other useful information for travelling Europe by train. To get inspired for your upcoming trip, refer to our Vairano-Caianello city guide.
FAQs about the train journey from Rome to Vairano-Caianello
Want to know more about your journey from Rome to Vairano-Caianello? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The total distance between Rome and Vairano-Caianello is 151 kilometres.
The cheapest ticket for this journey starts at £9.38. Tickets booked 30 days in advance typically cost around . If booked 7 days in advance, the price is typically .
You can book your tickets 5 and a half months in advance for this route.
The fastest journey by train is 1 hour and 54 minutes.
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