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==Introduction==
{{Italy Introduction 2010 2011}}
{{Italy Introduction 2010 2011}}


Westbound and northbound trains normally have even train numbers. Eastbound and southbound trains normally have odd numbers. Trains may, therefore, have several numbers during the course of a journey. For example, the 07:13 Bergamo to Ventimiglia, which runs west to Milano, south to Genova and then west again, is successively ''IR1786'', ''IR1787'' and ''IR1788''. In the tables below the train number used is that applicable at the last stop before the route concerned. Where two train numbers are shown, that is because they vary with the day of operation. Trains running on only a few days during the Christmas and New Year holiday period are not included in the lists; none use lines without any other passenger service.
Westbound and northbound trains normally have even train numbers. Eastbound and southbound trains normally have odd numbers. Trains may, therefore, have several numbers during the course of a journey. For example, the 07:13 Bergamo to Ventimiglia, which runs west to Milano, south to Genova and then west again, is successively ''IR1786'', ''IR1787'' and ''IR1788''. In the tables below the train number used is that applicable at the last stop before the route concerned. Where two train numbers are shown, that is because they vary with the day of operation. Trains running on only a few days during the Christmas and New Year holiday period are not included in the lists; none use lines without any other passenger service.


Passengers without cars may make reservations on ''Auto al Seguito'' car-carrying trains marked '''Aa''' within 15 days prior to departure, if any places remain available.
When a train is being re-scheduled, to allow for engineering work or for other reasons, it is likely to be given an alternative train number, usually of five digits starting with 3.  The last two digits are generally, but not always, the same as those of usual train number.  For passenger reservation purposes the usual number may be used.  Where a train is diverted via an obscure route that it does not normally use, the relevant 3xxxx train number is quoted in the lists.  Many trains have alternative numbers because of diversions or retimings that do not affect use of obscure routes and in such cases only the usual number is quoted, in the interests of clarity and space.  


Lines are listed in geographic order, from north to south, grouped by region. However, the Firenze - Roma ''direttissima'' (which passes through the regions of Toscana, Umbria and Lazio) is shown as a separate group. [[#SN|Special Notes]] and details of [[#LAV|''Linea Alta Velocità'' (High Speed Lines)]], [[#OSS|Other Sparse Services]] and [[#DSLE|Deletions since previous edition]] can be found at the end of this page.
Lines are listed in geographic order, from north to south, grouped by region. However, the Firenze - Roma ''direttissima'' (which passes through the regions of Toscana, Umbria and Lazio) is shown as a separate group. [[#SN|Special Notes]] and details of [[#LAV|''Linea Alta Velocità'' (High Speed Lines)]], [[#OSS|Other Sparse Services]] and [[#DSLE|Deletions since previous edition]] can be found at the end of this page.


<div id="LR"></div>'''List of Regions''':-
<div id="LR"></div>'''List of Regions''':-
* [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Lombardia (includes Milano)]]
* [[Italy (Trentino Alto Adige) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Trentino Alto Adige]]
* [[Italy (Veneto) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Veneto]]
* [[Italy (Piemonte) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Piemonte (includes Torino)]]
* [[Italy (Liguria) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Liguria (includes Genova)]]
* [[Italy (Emilia Romagna) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Emilia Romagna (includes Bologna)]]
* [[Italy (Toscana) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Toscana (includes Firenze)]]
* [[Italy (Marche) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Marche]]
* [[Italy (Firenze - Roma direttissima) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Firenze - Roma direttissima]]
* [[Italy (Molise) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Molise]]
* [[Italy (Lazio) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Lazio (includes Roma)]]
* [[Italy (Campania) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Campania (includes Napoli)]]
* [[Italy (Calabria) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Calabria]]
* [[Italy (Sicilia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Sicilia]]
* [[Italy (Sardegna) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Sardegna]]


The following regions currently have no Obscure Services: Abruzzo, Basilicata, Friuli Venezia Giulia,Puglia and Valle d'Aosta.
{| width="100%" |
| [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Lombardia (includes Milano)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/01'
|-
| [[Italy (Trentino Alto Adige) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Trentino Alto Adige]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/21'
|-
| [[Italy (Veneto) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Veneto]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/31'
|-
| [[Italy (Friuli Venezia Giulia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Friuli Venezia Giulia]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/41'
|-
| [[Italy (Piemonte) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Piemonte (includes Torino)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/51'
|-
| [[Italy (Liguria) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Liguria (includes Genova)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/61'
|-
| [[Italy (Emilia Romagna) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Emilia Romagna (includes Bologna)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/71'
|-
| [[Italy (Toscana) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Toscana (includes Firenze)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/81'
|-
| [[Italy (Marche) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Marche]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/91'
|-
| [[Italy (Firenze - Roma direttissima) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Firenze - Roma direttissima]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/101'
|-
| [[Italy (Lazio) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Lazio (includes Roma)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/121'
|-
| [[Italy (Campania) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Campania (includes Napoli)]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/131'
|-
| [[Italy (Abruzzo and Molise) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Abruzzo and Molise]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/141'
|-
| [[Italy (Puglia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Puglia]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/146'
|-
| [[Italy (Calabria) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Calabria]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/151'
|-
| [[Italy (Sicilia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Sicilia]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/161'
|-
| [[Italy (Sardegna) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services|Sardegna]]
| entries starting with 'ITxx/171'
|}
The following regions currently have no Obscure Services: Basilicata and Valle d'Aosta.


==<div id="SN"></div>Special Notes==
==<div id="SN"></div>Special Notes==
The Trenitalia timetables suggest that on certain lines fast trains and stopping trains run via different routes, but in fact there is a quadruple line with station platforms on only one pair of tracks.  Such lines include Prato Centrale to Firenze Rifredi and Padova to Venezia Mestre.
The Trenitalia timetables suggest that on certain lines fast trains and stopping trains run via different routes, but in fact there is a quadruple line with station platforms on only one pair of tracks.  Such lines include Prato Centrale to Firenze Rifredi and Padova to Venezia Mestre.


==<div id="LAV"></div>''Linea Alta Velocità'' (High Speed Lines)==
==<div id="LAV"></div>''Linea Alta Velocità'' (High-Speed Lines)==


The following High Speed Lines, which are electrified at 25 KV 50 Hz rather than the standard Italian 3,000 Volts DC, are used by ''Alta Velocità'' trains.  These are shown in timetables as type ''‘AV’'' and are marketed as ''Frecciarossa'', ''Frecciabianca'' and ''Frecciargento''.
The following high-speed lines, which are electrified at 25 KV 50 Hz rather than the standard Italian 3,000 Volts DC, are used by ''Alta Velocità'' trains.  These are marketed as ''Frecciarossa'', ''Frecciabianca'' and ''Frecciargento''.  High-speed services are also provided by open access operator Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, trading as [http://www.italotreno.it ''Italo''].


*Torino Stura – Milano (Rho Fiera)
*Torino Stura – Milano (Rho Fiera)
*Milano (Bivio Melegnano) – Bologna (Bivio Castelfranco Est)  
*Treviglio (Bivio Casirate) - Brescia (Bivio Mella) (but note that the final connection may be further east than the present one)
*Bologna (S Ruffillo) – Firenze (Castello)
*Milano (Bivio Melegnano) – Bologna – Firenze (Castello)
*Roma (Prenestina) – Napoli (Gianturco)
*Roma (Prenestina) – Napoli (Gianturco)


There are various intermediate connections between these lines and older routes.  The only ones over which passenger trains operate are those at Caserta Nord (which is used by ''AV'' trains between Roma, Bari and Lecce) and Piacenza Ovest (Reggio Emilia; see IT14/74).
There are various intermediate connections between these lines and older routes.  The only ones over which passenger trains are scheduled to operate are the following:
 
*Piacenza Ovest: See [[Italy_(Emilia_Romagna)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#PIAO|IT19/71]]
*Bivio Castelfranco Est: See [[Italy_(Emilia_Romagna)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#ERBCE|IT19/72]]
*Caserta Nord: See [[Italy (Campania) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#BI_CA_NO|IT19/131]]. 
 
Although there is a connection from the high-speed line at Bianze, ''AV'' trains between Torino and Vercelli run via the old main line.  The connection at Bivio Novara Ost was used by passenger trains until the high-speed line was completed to Milano.  The connection at Bivio Emilia, south of Bologna, was used by all high-speed services until the low level line through Bologna Centrale opened, and thereafter by one train pair until December 2018.  
 
Other connections used while high-speed lines were under construction, but no longer with a passenger service are:
 
*Crossovers at Bologna S Viola
*Gricignano-Teverola - 1º Bivio Gricignano


There are also high speed lines electrified at 3,000 Volts DC, which may be used by other trains:
There are also high-speed lines electrified at 3,000 Volts DC, which may be used by other trains:


*Milano Lambrate – Treviglio: See [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#PI_LI_TREV|IT11/12]]
*Milano Lambrate – Treviglio: See [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#PI_LI_TREV|IT19/15]]
*Milano Rogoredo – Tavazzano (Bivio Melegnano): See [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#MIRO_TAVA|IT11/13]]
*Milano Rogoredo – Tavazzano (Bivio Melegnano): See [[Italy (Lombardia) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#MIRO_TAVA|IT19/16]]
*Padova – Venezia Mestre: This is effectively a quadrupling of the old main line.  
*Padova – Venezia Mestre: This is effectively a quadrupling of the old main line.  
*Roma – Firenze Direttissima: This is an older high-speed line.  See separate details.
*Roma – Firenze Direttissima: This is an older high-speed line.  See [https://egtre.info/wiki/Italy_(Firenze_-_Roma_direttissima)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services separate details].
*Napoli – Salerno: See [[Italy (Campania) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#LI_MO_VE|IT14/132]]
*Napoli – Salerno: See [[Italy (Campania) - Lines with Obscure or Sparse passenger services#LI_MO_VE|IT19/135]]
 
It appears to be practice for DC high-speed lines to be known as ''Direttissima'' and for AC lines to be known as ''Linea AV/AC''.
 
==Trams==
See [[Italy_-_Tram_services_over_obscure_routes|Italy - Tram services over obscure routes]]


==<div id="OSS"></div>Other sparse services==
==<div id="OSS"></div>Other sparse services==
The train service may well be suspended on some local lines for varying periods during the summer holidays between late June and early September, especially in northern Italy and Campania. It may be advisable to check services locally.
The train service may well be suspended on some local lines for varying periods during the summer holidays between late June and early September, especially in northern Italy and Campania. It may be advisable to check services locally.


The following lines not included above have few trains (relative to service levels generally in Italy) - five trains or fewer each way on at least three days a week, or do not run each weekday.  Lines with no Sunday trains are noted, but where there is a Sunday service it may be very limited on rural lines.  Even on lines with more than five trains daily the service may be very irregular, with a few early morning journeys and then none until the afternoon.


The following lines not included above have few trains (relative to service levels generally in Italy) - five trains or fewer each way on at least three days a week, or do not run each weekday.
{| class="osstable3"  
 
| 10
{| width="100%"
| Bardonecchia – Modane (France)  
| A1, B2, 10
| Local trains at weekends, otherwise ''TGV'' services only
| Bardonecchia – Modane (France)
|-  
|-  
| G1, 13 (former table numbers)
| 13
| Villa Opicina - Sezana (Slovenia)
| Trieste Centrale - Villa Opicina
| Two trains daily between Trieste and Ljubljana
|-
|-
| F1, 15
| 15
| Tarvisio Boscoverde – Arnoldstein (Austria). See also the [http://www.regione.fvg.it/rafvg/export/sites/default/RAFVG/infrastrutture-lavori-pubblici/infrastrutture-logistica-trasporti/FOGLIA21/allegati/300513-LOCANDINA_valida_dal_09_06_2013x1x.pdf Progetto MICOTRA site].
| Tarvisio Boscoverde – Arnoldstein (Austria)  
| Two day trains, plus overnight services
|-  
| 15
| Carnia - Tarvisio Boscoverde
| Sparse weekday service; better on Sundays and summer Saturdays
|-  
| 91
| Metaponto - Sibari
| Two trains each way daily, when service resumes on 24 June 2019
|-
|-
| 26
| 106
| Novi Ligure - Tortona
| Savigliano - Saluzzo
|-
| No Saturday or Sunday service
| 91
| Metaponto - Sibari
|-
|-
| 109  
| 109  
| Ventimiglia - Limone  
| Ventimiglia - Limone  
| Two trains each way daily, with an additional round trip on summer Saturdays and Sundays
|-
|-
| 120
| Asti - Acqui Terme
| No Sunday service
|-
| 125
| Chivasso - Valenza
| No Sunday service
|-
| 170
| 170
| Molteno - Lecco
| Albate-Camerlata - Molteno
| No Sunday service
|-
| 220
| Treviso Centrale - Portogruaro-Caorle
| No Sunday service
|-
| 236
| Casarsa - Portogruaro-Caorle
| No Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| 250
| 250
| Fidenza – Fornovo
| Fidenza – Fornovo
| Limited daily service; no trains 20 July to 4 August 2019
|-  
|-  
| 259
| 259
| Cecina – Volterra-Saline-Pomarance
| Cecina – Volterra-Saline-Pomarance
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-
| 270
| Lavezzola – Granarolo Faentino [- Faenza]
| Two trains Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| 270
| 270
| Lavezzola – Granarolo Faentino
| Russi – Granarolo Faentino [- Faenza]
| No Sunday service, except for a few trains during the summer
|-
|-
| 286
| 273
| Pergola – Fabriano
| Firenze Campo di Marte - Firenze S Marco Vecchio
| Peak service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| 337
| 302
| Gioia del Colle - Gravina in Puglia
| Viterbo Porta Fiorentina - Attigliano-Bomarzo
| No Sunday service
|-
| 330
| Mercato S Severino - Avellino
|
|-
| 332
| Foggia - Manfredonia
| Summer service only
|-
|-
| 339  
| 339  
| Barletta - Spinazzola
| Barletta - Spinazzola
|-  
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
| 362
|-
| Porto Torres – Porto Torres Marittima
| 346
|-  
| Taranto - Brindisi
| 362
| No Sunday service other than overnight trains to/from Milano
|-
| 360
| Sassari - Porto Torres Marittima
|-
| 361
| Olbia – Golfo Aranci
| Olbia – Golfo Aranci
| A few additional trains during the summer
|-  
|-  
| 375
| 375
| Lentini Diramazione – Caltagirone (note that Caltagirone – Gela is bustituted owing to a bridge collapse)
| [Catania Centrale -] Lentini Diramazione – Caltagirone  
|-
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
| 377
| Caltanisetta Xerbi – Bicocca
|-
|-
| 378
| 378
| Canicatti – Aragona Caldare
| Canicatti – Aragona Caldare
|-
|
|-  
| 388
| 388
| Alcamo Diramazione - Trapani (replaced by buses since February 2013 owing to a landslide)
| Piraineto - Castelvetrano
|-
|
|-  
| 392
| 392
| Canicatti – Gela
| Canicatti - Siracusa
| No Sunday service; few trains on parts of the line Mondays to Saturdays
|-
| 435
| Parma - Suzzara (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| 436  
| 436  
| Reggio Emilia Reggio Emilia San Lazzaro
| Reggio Emilia - Reggio Emilia S Lazzaro (''TPER'')
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-
| 436
| Reggio Emilia - Guastalla (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 437
| Reggio Emilia - Sassuolo (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 438
| Reggio Emilia - Ciano d'Enza (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 439
| Ferrara - Suzzara (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 440
| Ferrara - Codigoro (''TPER'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 445
| Arezzo - Sinalunga (''TFT'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 446
| Arezzo - Pratavecchio Stia (''TFT'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| 460 to 465
| Ferrovie del Sud Est: Entire network
| No Sunday service
|-
| -
| Sassi – Superga (''Gruppo Torinese Trasporti'')
| No trains on Wednesdays
|-
| -
| Bari - Gravina in Puglia and Matera Sud (''Ferrovie Appulo Lucane'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| -
| Gravina in Puglia – Genzano (''Ferrovie Appulo Lucane'')
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| -
| -
| Sassari – Nulvi ''(Ferrovie della Sardegna)''
| Potenza - Avigliano Città (''Ferrovie Appulo Lucane'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| -
| Catania - Randazzo (''Ferrovia Circumetnea'')
| No Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| -
| -
| Mandas – Isili ''(Ferrovie della Sardegna)''
| Randazzo - Riposto (''Ferrovia Circumetnea'')
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| -
| -
| Sassi – Superga ''(Gruppo Torinese Trasporti)'' (No trains on Tuesdays)
| Sassari - Sorso (''Ferrovie della Sardegna'')
| No Sunday service
|-  
|-  
| -
| -
| Gravina in Puglia – Genzano ''(Ferrovie Appulo Lucane)''
| Macomer - Nuoro (''Ferrovie della Sardegna'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| -
| San Gottardo (Cagliari) - Mandas (''Ferrovie della Sardegna'')
| No Sunday service
|-
| -
| Mandas – Isili (''Ferrovie della Sardegna'')
| Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
|}
|}


Services over the following lines are not shown in ''In Treno'', but timetables can be found at the websites shown. Urban metro systems are not included in this list.
Services over the following lines are operated by bus, mostly owing to infrastructure problems.  
*L’Assunta/Maria Himmelfahrt – Collalbo/Klobenstein: [http://www.sii.bz.it/ www.sii.bz.it] (Table 160)
*Sassi – Superga: [http://www.comune.torino.it/gtt/orari/79.pdf www.comune.torino.it/gtt/orari/79.pdf]
*Circumvesuviana network: [http://www.vesuviana.it www.vesuviana.it]
*Napoli Montesanto - Torregaveta: [http://www.sepsa.it www.sepsa.it]
*Bari – Bitonto – Barletta: [http://www.ferrovienordbarese.it/ www.ferrovienordbarese.it]
*Bari – Matera Sud: [http://www.fal-srl.it/ www.fal-srl.it]
*Bari – Gravina – Potenza: [http://www.fal-srl.it/ www.fal-srl.it]
*Potenza – Avigliano Citta: [http://www.fal-srl.it/ www.fal-srl.it]
*Cosenza – Camigliatello Silano and Catanzaro Lido: [http://www.ferroviedellacalabria.com/ www.ferroviedellacalabria.com] Services to Camigliatello Silano are suspended as at January 2012
*Gioia Tauro - Cinquefrondi and Palmi Centrale: [http://www.ferroviedellacalabria.com/ www.ferroviedellacalabria.com] These services were suspended in June 2011 owing to poor infrastructure
*Ferrovie del Sud Est network: [http://www.fseonline.it www.fseonline.it]
*Catania - Randazzo - Riposto: [http://www.circumetnea.it www.circumetnea.it]
Services over the following lines are operated entirely by bus owing to infrastructure problems. In theory it is intended to restore train services in the future but no funding is at present available for remedial work.


{| width="100%"
{| class="osstable3"  
| 165
| 26
| Varese – Porto Ceresio
| Novi Ligure - Tortona
| Service suspended to facilitate construction of a Milano - Genova high-speed line
|-
| 134
| Sesto Calende - Laveno-Mombello
|-
| 172
| Seregno - Carnate-Usmate
| Trains replaced by buses, in order to provide a more reliable service on other lines
|-
|-
| 233
| 233
| Sacile – Gemona del Friuli  
| Gemona del Friuli - Maniago
|-  
|-
| 283
| 258
| Buonconvento – Montepescali
| Pisa Centrale - Collesalvetti - Vada
| See route [[Italy_(Toscana)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#PI_VA|IT19/89]] for occasional diversions
|-
|-
| 310  
| 310  
| Priverno Fossanova – Terracina  
| Priverno Fossanova – Terracina
|-
|-
| 311
| 312
| Avezzano – Roccasecca
| Sulmona - Carpinone
| See route [[Italy_(Abruzzo_and_Molise)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#SU_RO_CA|IT19/141]] for details of special excursions
|-
|-
| 313 (part)  
| 313 (part)  
| Larino – Termoli  
| Campobasso - Termoli
|-
|-
| 315
| 315
| Benevento – Campobasso (suspended from 13 February 2013 owing to a landslip)
| [Campbasso -] Bosco Redole - Benevento  
| Service withdrawn from 13 February 2013, because of a landslip.  See route [[Italy_(Campania)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#BE_MO|IT19/137]] for details of special excursions.
|-
| 325
| Sarno - Codola
| Although this line is shown in the very diagrammatic timetable map and also in the table, it is closed to all traffic.
|-
| 335
| Avellino - Lioni
|-
| 337
| Rocchetta S Antonio Lacedonia - Gioia del Colle
|-
|-
| 375 (part)
| 375 (part)
| Caltagirone – Gela
| Caltagirone – Gela
|-
|-
| 388 (part)
| 409 (part)
| Alcamo Diramazione - Trapani
| Rovato Borgo - Bornato-Calino
| Trains replaced by buses in 2018 on economic grounds, so unlikely to resume.  See route [[Italy_(Lombardia)_-_Lines_with_Obscure_or_Sparse_passenger_services#ROV_BC|IT19/18]] for details of occasional excursions.
|-
| 414
| Rivarolo Canavese - Pont Canavese (''GTT'')
| Bus service not shown in ''In Treno'', but there are plans to electrify and reopen the line.
|-
| 447
| Citta di Castello - Sansepolcro (''Ferrovia Centrale Umbra'')
|-
| 448
| Perugia Ponte S Giovanni - Terni (''Ferrovia Centrale Umbra'')
|-
| 449
| Perugia Ponte S Giovanni - Perugia S Anna (''Ferrovia Centrale Umbra'')
|-
| 460a
| Putignano - Taranto (''Ferrovie del Sud Est'')
|-
| -
| Cagnano Varano - Peschici Calenella (''Ferrovie del Gargano'')
| Closed since 2 December 2017 pending the upgrading of level crossings
|-
| -
| Genzano – Avigliano Lucania (''Ferrovie Appulo Lucane'')
|-
| -
| Sassari - Alghero (''Azienda Regionale Sarda Trasporti'')
|-
|}
|}


==<div id="DSLE"></div>Deletions since previous edition==
A number of other bus services appear in ''In Treno'' either in substitution for long-closed lines or ''FrecciaLink'' coaches to towns not on the high-speed network.
 
==Services not shown in ''In Treno''==
Timetables for the following services can be found at the websites shown. Urban metro systems are not included in this list.


{| width="100%"
{| width=100%"
| IT13/07
| L’Assunta/Maria Himmelfahrt – Collalbo/Klobenstein
| Milano Certosa (Triplo Bivio Seveso) - Milano Lambrate (Quadrivio Turro)
| [http://www.sii.bz.it/ SAD Trasporto Locale SpA] (Table 160)
| With the withdrawal of the Paris - Roma sleeper there are no longer any trains avoiding Milano completely
|-
| Trento - Mezzana
| [http://www.ttesercizio.it/Treno/ Trentino trasporti esercizio SpA]
|-  
| Sassi – Superga
| [http://www.gtt.to.it/cms/turismo/sassisup Gruppo Torinese Trasporti]
|-
| Ferrara - Codigoro
| [https://www.tper.it/feco Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna]
|-
|-
| IT13/10
| Circumvesuviana network
| Milano Porta Romana (Bivio Porta Romana) - Milano Rogoredo
| [http://www.eavsrl.it/web/content/orario-ferrovia EAV srl] Linee Vesuviane
| No Auto al Seguito services have been booked for some years
|-
| Napoli Montesanto - Torregáveta and Licola
| [http://www.eavsrl.it/web/content/orario-ferrovia EAV srl] Linee Flegree
|-
| Cancello - Benevento and S Maria Capua Vetere - Piedimonte Matese
| [http://www.eavsrl.it/web/content/orario-ferrovia EAV srl] Linee Suburbane
|-
|-
| IT13*/63
| S Severo - Peschici-Calenella and Foggia - Lucera
| Genova Bolzaneto (Bivio Rivarolo) – Genova Piazza Principe (Bivio Bersaglio)  
| [http://www.ferroviedelgargano.com Ferrovie del Gargano]
| No services have been identified since 2011
|-
| Bari – Bitonto – Barletta and Bari - Cecilia
| [http://www.ferrovienordbarese.it/ Ferrotramviaria SpA]
|-
| Bari – Matera Sud
| [http://www.fal-srl.it/ Ferrovie Appulo Lucane]
|-
| Bari – Genzano (and bus connections to/from Potenza)
| [http://www.fal-srl.it/ Ferrovie Appulo Lucane]
|-
| Potenza Centrale - Avigliano Citta
| [http://www.fal-srl.it/ Ferrovie Appulo Lucane]
|-
| Catanzaro Lido - Soveria Mannelli
| [http://www.ferroviedellacalabria.com/ Ferrovie della Calabria]
|-
| Sassari - Alghero
| [http://www.arst.sardegna.it Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna]
|-
| Sassari - Sorso
| [http://www.arst.sardegna.it Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna]
|-
| Macomer - Nuoro
| [http://www.arst.sardegna.it Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna]
|-
| San Gottardo (Cagliari) – Isili
| [http://www.arst.sardegna.it Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna]
|-
|}
 
==<div id="DSLE"></div>Deletions since previous edition==
 
{| class="dpetable3"
| IT18/72
| Bologna Cintura: Bologna Corticella - Bologna S Ruffillo (Bivio Crociali)
| The train pair that used this line no longer run
|-
|-
| IT13/77
| IT18/76
| Sulmona - Castel di Sangro - Carpinone
| Bologna S Ruffillo - Bivio Emilia
| Line closed to all traffic
| The train pair that used this line no longer run
|-
| IT13/81
| Pisa avoiding line: Pisa S Rossore (Dev Navicelli) - Livorno Centrale (Dev Tagliaferro)
| All trains call at Pisa Centrale, including the car carrying train between Livorno and Wien Matzleinsdorf. Deutsche Bahn Autozüge no longer run to Livorno
|-
| IT12/162
| Agrigento Bassa – Porto Empedocle
| No services have been identified since 2011 and the line is thought to be blocked by a landslide as at January 2014
|-
| 134
| Oleggio – Laveno Mombello
| Service withdrawn
|-
|-
| 157
| Piacenza - Castelvetro
| Service withdrawn
|}
|}



Revision as of 18:12, 19 June 2019

Introduction

This list is based on the timetable in force from 10 December 2023. Although the timetable is shown as valid until 8 June 2024, most long-distance services are shown as operating only until March. Such trains are not indicated by note 'D' (for a service only running on certain dates), because it is a reasonable expectation that their period of operation will be extended or a similar service is provided instead. It is assumed that the timetable will continue to be updated and reissued regularly, as has been the case since summer 2020. Users are recommended to check the Trenitalia website to ensure they are using the latest version of the timetable.

Table numbers quoted here are from In Treno Tutt'Italia, the official Trenitalia timetable. Standard abbreviations are explained here.

Map references for each route entry are given in parentheses ( ). References prefixed "ERA-E" refer to the European Railway Atlas (All-Europe Edition) by M.G. Ball. References prefixed "ERA-R" refer to the European Railway Atlas (Regional Series: Book 2) by M.G. Ball. References prefixed "S+W", or in italic, refer to Atlante ferroviaro d'Italia e Slovenia by Schweers + Wall.

Two useful symbols exist which show the booked route for trains not calling at a station: in the middle of the train column, a vertical bar "|" means that the train passes through the station without stopping, whereas a middle dot "·" means that the train does not pass through that station but instead takes a different route.

Westbound and northbound trains normally have even train numbers. Eastbound and southbound trains normally have odd numbers. Trains may, therefore, have several numbers during the course of a journey. For example, the 07:13 Bergamo to Ventimiglia, which runs west to Milano, south to Genova and then west again, is successively IR1786, IR1787 and IR1788. In the tables below the train number used is that applicable at the last stop before the route concerned. Where two train numbers are shown, that is because they vary with the day of operation. Trains running on only a few days during the Christmas and New Year holiday period are not included in the lists; none use lines without any other passenger service.

When a train is being re-scheduled, to allow for engineering work or for other reasons, it is likely to be given an alternative train number, usually of five digits starting with 3. The last two digits are generally, but not always, the same as those of usual train number. For passenger reservation purposes the usual number may be used. Where a train is diverted via an obscure route that it does not normally use, the relevant 3xxxx train number is quoted in the lists. Many trains have alternative numbers because of diversions or retimings that do not affect use of obscure routes and in such cases only the usual number is quoted, in the interests of clarity and space.

Lines are listed in geographic order, from north to south, grouped by region. However, the Firenze - Roma direttissima (which passes through the regions of Toscana, Umbria and Lazio) is shown as a separate group. Special Notes and details of Linea Alta Velocità (High Speed Lines), Other Sparse Services and Deletions since previous edition can be found at the end of this page.

List of Regions:-

Lombardia (includes Milano) entries starting with 'ITxx/01'
Trentino Alto Adige entries starting with 'ITxx/21'
Veneto entries starting with 'ITxx/31'
Friuli Venezia Giulia entries starting with 'ITxx/41'
Piemonte (includes Torino) entries starting with 'ITxx/51'
Liguria (includes Genova) entries starting with 'ITxx/61'
Emilia Romagna (includes Bologna) entries starting with 'ITxx/71'
Toscana (includes Firenze) entries starting with 'ITxx/81'
Marche entries starting with 'ITxx/91'
Firenze - Roma direttissima entries starting with 'ITxx/101'
Lazio (includes Roma) entries starting with 'ITxx/121'
Campania (includes Napoli) entries starting with 'ITxx/131'
Abruzzo and Molise entries starting with 'ITxx/141'
Puglia entries starting with 'ITxx/146'
Calabria entries starting with 'ITxx/151'
Sicilia entries starting with 'ITxx/161'
Sardegna entries starting with 'ITxx/171'

The following regions currently have no Obscure Services: Basilicata and Valle d'Aosta.

Special Notes

The Trenitalia timetables suggest that on certain lines fast trains and stopping trains run via different routes, but in fact there is a quadruple line with station platforms on only one pair of tracks. Such lines include Prato Centrale to Firenze Rifredi and Padova to Venezia Mestre.

Linea Alta Velocità (High-Speed Lines)

The following high-speed lines, which are electrified at 25 KV 50 Hz rather than the standard Italian 3,000 Volts DC, are used by Alta Velocità trains. These are marketed as Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca and Frecciargento. High-speed services are also provided by open access operator Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, trading as Italo.

  • Torino Stura – Milano (Rho Fiera)
  • Treviglio (Bivio Casirate) - Brescia (Bivio Mella) (but note that the final connection may be further east than the present one)
  • Milano (Bivio Melegnano) – Bologna – Firenze (Castello)
  • Roma (Prenestina) – Napoli (Gianturco)

There are various intermediate connections between these lines and older routes. The only ones over which passenger trains are scheduled to operate are the following:

Although there is a connection from the high-speed line at Bianze, AV trains between Torino and Vercelli run via the old main line. The connection at Bivio Novara Ost was used by passenger trains until the high-speed line was completed to Milano. The connection at Bivio Emilia, south of Bologna, was used by all high-speed services until the low level line through Bologna Centrale opened, and thereafter by one train pair until December 2018.

Other connections used while high-speed lines were under construction, but no longer with a passenger service are:

  • Crossovers at Bologna S Viola
  • Gricignano-Teverola - 1º Bivio Gricignano

There are also high-speed lines electrified at 3,000 Volts DC, which may be used by other trains:

  • Milano Lambrate – Treviglio: See IT19/15
  • Milano Rogoredo – Tavazzano (Bivio Melegnano): See IT19/16
  • Padova – Venezia Mestre: This is effectively a quadrupling of the old main line.
  • Roma – Firenze Direttissima: This is an older high-speed line. See separate details.
  • Napoli – Salerno: See IT19/135

It appears to be practice for DC high-speed lines to be known as Direttissima and for AC lines to be known as Linea AV/AC.

Trams

See Italy - Tram services over obscure routes

Other sparse services

The train service may well be suspended on some local lines for varying periods during the summer holidays between late June and early September, especially in northern Italy and Campania. It may be advisable to check services locally.

The following lines not included above have few trains (relative to service levels generally in Italy) - five trains or fewer each way on at least three days a week, or do not run each weekday. Lines with no Sunday trains are noted, but where there is a Sunday service it may be very limited on rural lines. Even on lines with more than five trains daily the service may be very irregular, with a few early morning journeys and then none until the afternoon.

10 Bardonecchia – Modane (France) Local trains at weekends, otherwise TGV services only
13 Trieste Centrale - Villa Opicina Two trains daily between Trieste and Ljubljana
15 Tarvisio Boscoverde – Arnoldstein (Austria) Two day trains, plus overnight services
15 Carnia - Tarvisio Boscoverde Sparse weekday service; better on Sundays and summer Saturdays
91 Metaponto - Sibari Two trains each way daily, when service resumes on 24 June 2019
106 Savigliano - Saluzzo No Saturday or Sunday service
109 Ventimiglia - Limone Two trains each way daily, with an additional round trip on summer Saturdays and Sundays
120 Asti - Acqui Terme No Sunday service
125 Chivasso - Valenza No Sunday service
170 Albate-Camerlata - Molteno No Sunday service
220 Treviso Centrale - Portogruaro-Caorle No Sunday service
236 Casarsa - Portogruaro-Caorle No Sunday service
250 Fidenza – Fornovo Limited daily service; no trains 20 July to 4 August 2019
259 Cecina – Volterra-Saline-Pomarance Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
270 Lavezzola – Granarolo Faentino [- Faenza] Two trains Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
270 Russi – Granarolo Faentino [- Faenza] No Sunday service, except for a few trains during the summer
273 Firenze Campo di Marte - Firenze S Marco Vecchio Peak service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
302 Viterbo Porta Fiorentina - Attigliano-Bomarzo No Sunday service
330 Mercato S Severino - Avellino
332 Foggia - Manfredonia Summer service only
339 Barletta - Spinazzola Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
346 Taranto - Brindisi No Sunday service other than overnight trains to/from Milano
360 Sassari - Porto Torres Marittima
361 Olbia – Golfo Aranci A few additional trains during the summer
375 [Catania Centrale -] Lentini Diramazione – Caltagirone Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
378 Canicatti – Aragona Caldare
388 Piraineto - Castelvetrano
392 Canicatti - Siracusa No Sunday service; few trains on parts of the line Mondays to Saturdays
435 Parma - Suzzara (TPER) No Sunday service
436 Reggio Emilia - Reggio Emilia S Lazzaro (TPER) Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
436 Reggio Emilia - Guastalla (TPER) No Sunday service
437 Reggio Emilia - Sassuolo (TPER) No Sunday service
438 Reggio Emilia - Ciano d'Enza (TPER) No Sunday service
439 Ferrara - Suzzara (TPER) No Sunday service
440 Ferrara - Codigoro (TPER) No Sunday service
445 Arezzo - Sinalunga (TFT) No Sunday service
446 Arezzo - Pratavecchio Stia (TFT) No Sunday service
460 to 465 Ferrovie del Sud Est: Entire network No Sunday service
- Sassi – Superga (Gruppo Torinese Trasporti) No trains on Wednesdays
- Bari - Gravina in Puglia and Matera Sud (Ferrovie Appulo Lucane) No Sunday service
- Gravina in Puglia – Genzano (Ferrovie Appulo Lucane) Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
- Potenza - Avigliano Città (Ferrovie Appulo Lucane) No Sunday service
- Catania - Randazzo (Ferrovia Circumetnea) No Sunday service
- Randazzo - Riposto (Ferrovia Circumetnea) Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service
- Sassari - Sorso (Ferrovie della Sardegna) No Sunday service
- Macomer - Nuoro (Ferrovie della Sardegna) No Sunday service
- San Gottardo (Cagliari) - Mandas (Ferrovie della Sardegna) No Sunday service
- Mandas – Isili (Ferrovie della Sardegna) Limited service Mon-Sat; no Sunday service

Services over the following lines are operated by bus, mostly owing to infrastructure problems.

26 Novi Ligure - Tortona Service suspended to facilitate construction of a Milano - Genova high-speed line
134 Sesto Calende - Laveno-Mombello
172 Seregno - Carnate-Usmate Trains replaced by buses, in order to provide a more reliable service on other lines
233 Gemona del Friuli - Maniago
258 Pisa Centrale - Collesalvetti - Vada See route IT19/89 for occasional diversions
310 Priverno Fossanova – Terracina
312 Sulmona - Carpinone See route IT19/141 for details of special excursions
313 (part) Campobasso - Termoli
315 [Campbasso -] Bosco Redole - Benevento Service withdrawn from 13 February 2013, because of a landslip. See route IT19/137 for details of special excursions.
325 Sarno - Codola Although this line is shown in the very diagrammatic timetable map and also in the table, it is closed to all traffic.
335 Avellino - Lioni
337 Rocchetta S Antonio Lacedonia - Gioia del Colle
375 (part) Caltagirone – Gela
409 (part) Rovato Borgo - Bornato-Calino Trains replaced by buses in 2018 on economic grounds, so unlikely to resume. See route IT19/18 for details of occasional excursions.
414 Rivarolo Canavese - Pont Canavese (GTT) Bus service not shown in In Treno, but there are plans to electrify and reopen the line.
447 Citta di Castello - Sansepolcro (Ferrovia Centrale Umbra)
448 Perugia Ponte S Giovanni - Terni (Ferrovia Centrale Umbra)
449 Perugia Ponte S Giovanni - Perugia S Anna (Ferrovia Centrale Umbra)
460a Putignano - Taranto (Ferrovie del Sud Est)
- Cagnano Varano - Peschici Calenella (Ferrovie del Gargano) Closed since 2 December 2017 pending the upgrading of level crossings
- Genzano – Avigliano Lucania (Ferrovie Appulo Lucane)
- Sassari - Alghero (Azienda Regionale Sarda Trasporti)

A number of other bus services appear in In Treno either in substitution for long-closed lines or FrecciaLink coaches to towns not on the high-speed network.

Services not shown in In Treno

Timetables for the following services can be found at the websites shown. Urban metro systems are not included in this list.

L’Assunta/Maria Himmelfahrt – Collalbo/Klobenstein SAD Trasporto Locale SpA (Table 160)
Trento - Mezzana Trentino trasporti esercizio SpA
Sassi – Superga Gruppo Torinese Trasporti
Ferrara - Codigoro Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna
Circumvesuviana network EAV srl Linee Vesuviane
Napoli Montesanto - Torregáveta and Licola EAV srl Linee Flegree
Cancello - Benevento and S Maria Capua Vetere - Piedimonte Matese EAV srl Linee Suburbane
S Severo - Peschici-Calenella and Foggia - Lucera Ferrovie del Gargano
Bari – Bitonto – Barletta and Bari - Cecilia Ferrotramviaria SpA
Bari – Matera Sud Ferrovie Appulo Lucane
Bari – Genzano (and bus connections to/from Potenza) Ferrovie Appulo Lucane
Potenza Centrale - Avigliano Citta Ferrovie Appulo Lucane
Catanzaro Lido - Soveria Mannelli Ferrovie della Calabria
Sassari - Alghero Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna
Sassari - Sorso Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna
Macomer - Nuoro Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna
San Gottardo (Cagliari) – Isili Trasporti Regionali della Sardegna

Deletions since previous edition

IT18/72 Bologna Cintura: Bologna Corticella - Bologna S Ruffillo (Bivio Crociali) The train pair that used this line no longer run
IT18/76 Bologna S Ruffillo - Bivio Emilia The train pair that used this line no longer run

See also