How do I get to Paris,France from Rome aside from taking the airplane?

Question

I have travel plans to Italy.How do I get to Florence from Rome or vice versa? And is there a land transport from Italy to Paris,France? Thank you for any info you can give.

Answer 1

You can always take the train. The most simple and common transport in Europe. From Rome to Florece you can take a train which should cost you around 40E and should last about 90min. There's always a cheaper train but much longer the duration.

Then, you can also take the train to Paris. Firenze-Milano-Paris, or if you wish to see a bit of the french riviera, you can go from Firenze-Pisa-Ventimiglia-

Monaco-Nice-Cannes-Marseille-Paris.

Dont think that you'll have to change train everytime. Maybe only once.

Answer 2

You can take the night train from Rome to Paris- but its is a long ride. But you can book a first class sleeping coach. Or you can drive but you need to sleep one night (preferably in Switzerland in a cute hotel with a Michelin 1 star restaurant)  along the way.

Answer 3

by car or bus. i went to ltaly by car it tock 15 hours to get go ltaly

Answer 4

trains for both Florence to Rome vice versa, and Rome to Paris.

Answer 5

fly. flap those wings

drink redbull - gives you wings

Answer 6

Take a sleeper train.

I've just taken a look at the SNCF (French railways) web site. A sleeper train (second class cheapo ticket) costs 80 euros. That's about $100. It includes a "couchette" i.e sheet bag and covers. It leaves Paris at 7.05 pm and arrives in Rome at 9.50 am. So you save on a night in a hotel.

It's better than a plane because it goes from city centre to city centre. You just turn up at the station and get onto the train, no getting to the airport, standing in line to check in, sitting in a lounge waiting to board the plane, etc.

Answer 7

Train. Euro-rail is the best way to travel around.Check their web site for schedules,fairs,etc.