US EditionItaly Confirms High-Speed Rail Links with Germany and Austria 'by 2026'
- Italy’s state-owned railway company has announced that new high-speed international routes connecting Milan and Rome with Munich and Austria are scheduled to launch by 2026.
- These cross-border connections result from agreements with Deutsche Bahn and Austrian operator ÖBB to improve travel times and rail integration.
- The Milan-Munich route will take about 6.5 hours with stops in Brescia and Innsbruck, while the Rome-Munich route lasts 8.5 hours, including Florence and Verona stops.
- Travel time will reduce by roughly 75 to 105 minutes initially and by an additional hour when the Brenner Base Tunnel reopens around 2032.
- Services will start with one daily connection per route and expand to ten high-speed routes, including Berlin and Naples, as part of a European Commission pilot scheme.
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The Frecciarossa Arrives in Munich (and Berlin): the Departures From Milan and Rome From 2026, Here Are the New Routes
Original news Agreement between Trenitalia (FS Group), the German railways Deutsche Bahn and the Austrian ones ÖBB. The services will be gradually extended to Berlin and Naples from December 2028
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