Final Destination: Terni (the IC train); Perugia (the Frecciarossa train)
The IC train also calls at: Assisi (after it departs from Perugia)
A quirk of the timetable is that the only direct trains from Bologna to Perugia both depart within 10mins of each other.
The IC train is typically scheduled to around 20:04 and doesn't arrive in Perugia until just after 23:15, while the Frecce train usually leaves at 20:12, but it uses the high speed line between Bologna and Firenze, so it beats the IC train and is due to arrive at 22:30.
The reason for the quirky timings is to enable the residents of Perugia to be able to spend a day in Milano, before heading homeward in the evening,
1 x direct train per day
Book early and save: Yes
Online bookings open: around 3 months ahead of the travel date
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Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
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Trenitalia | from €9.90 | |
Italia Rail | from €9.90 |
Earlier in the the day there will be multiple other journey options available, all of which making connections between trains in Arezzo or Firenze.
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