Trains in Italy (Trenitalia)
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Track trains in Italy live on the map and check the next departures from Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice and Naples. Free on Android and iOS.
Track trains in Italy live on the map and check the next departures from Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice and Naples. Free on Android and iOS.
See where trains are on the map in real time.
Next departures for every major station in seconds.
A nudge on your phone before it is time to leave.
Find a train by number or station and follow its route.
The next departures from Roma Termini, Milano Centrale, Firenze Santa Maria Novella, Venezia Santa Lucia, Napoli Centrale, Bologna Centrale, Torino Porta Nuova, Verona Porta Nuova, Pisa Centrale, Fiumicino Aeroporto and more.
Browse stationsTrenitalia timetable. Italo and non-Trenitalia regional railways such as Trenord are not included yet, and the published data carries no live delays.
Trainradar24 does not run its own trains and does not resell anyone's timetable. Departures, delays and cancellations for Italy come from Trenitalia, via the Italian National Access Point (cciss.it/nap) — the same feed the operator publishes for everyone, used here without changes.
On top of that we add what an operator's own app does not show: the position of the train between stations. It is built from the timetable, from the operator's own progress reports and from what passengers on board send us, and it is what tells you whether a train is moving or standing still.
The departure boards for individual stations are on a separate page — station departures — and cover Trenitalia.
Yes. The map, the departure boards and the delay alerts are free, and you do not need an account to open the map. There is no paid tier that unlocks the data on this page.
It covers the services in the public timetable for Trenitalia. Where an operator does not publish live delays, the board shows planned times and the status column stays empty — we say so on the page rather than guessing a number.
An operator's app tells you about its own trains at its own stations. Trainradar24 shows the whole map in one place across several countries, and it shows where a train actually is, not just what time it was meant to leave.
On the station list. Each station has its own page with the next departures, the platform where it is published, and the delay where the operator reports one.
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