Frecciargento trains run on the following routes:

- 14 trains connect Rome with Venice, with 2 trains running an extended service to and from Trieste, and 1 from Fiumicino airport. In total, there are 40 trains per day running between Venice and Rome when Frecciargento trains are added to the list, including 10 fast-service trains to guarantee the connection between Rome and Padua takes just 2 hours 59 minutes, and just 3 hour 15 minutes from Rome to Venice.

- 14 trains from Rome to Verona with an extended service continuing on to Bergamo and Brescia (2 trains), Vicenza (2 trains) or to Trento and Bolzano (10 trains); 2 Bolzano-Rome trains continue on to Sibari, stopping at Napoli Afragola, Salerno, Scalea and Paola;

- 2 trains from Rome to Mantua with stops at Florence, Bologna, Modena and Carpi.

- 14 trains between Milan and the Adriatic coast:

• 4 trains per day from Milan to Ancona;
• 2 trains per day from Milan to Pescara;
• 4 trains per day from Milan to Bari, with 2 continuing on to Taranto;
• 4 trains per day from Milan to Lecce;

- 10 trains between Rome and Puglia:

• 6 trains from Rome to Lecce, with stops at Caserta, Benevento, Foggia, Barletta, Bari and Brindisi.
• 2 trains from Rome to Foggia, with stops at Caserta and Benevento.
• 2 trains from Rome to Bari, with stops at Caserta, Benevento and Barletta.
• Plus, on weekends, there are 2 additional non-stop trains between Rome and Bari with an extended service continuing on to Lecce.

- 2 trains from Fiumicino Airport to Genoa with stops at Rome, Florence, Pisa and La Spezia.

- 4 trains from Rome to Reggio Calabria with stops at Naples Afragola, Salerno, Paola, Lamezia T., Rosarno and Villa S.G.

ETR 600 trains connect Rome to Venice. They are composed of 7 wagons – 432 seats in total - 2 first class wagons and 5 second class wagons (1 bar/bistro wagon included).

ETR 485 trains connect Rome to Verona/Brescia/Bolzano, Bari and Reggio Calabria. They are composed of 9 wagons – 489 seats in total – 3 first class wagons, 5 second class wagons and 1 restaurant/bar wagon.

Frecciargento are provided with:

• Air conditioning (ETR600/485)
• Sockets for each seat (ETR600/485)
• LCD touch screen monitor in the vestibule with pieces of information on Frecciargento offers and services (ETR600)
• The wagons are equipped with monitor to display pieces of information on travel, news, videos and other useful news continuously updated (except for wagon number 3) (ETR600)
• Courtesy light on the seat (ETR600)
• Spaces for big-dimensioned luggage both in the wagon and in the vestibules (ETR600/485). Wagon number 3 is equipped with 2 seats for disabled people travelling on wheelchairs and 2 seats for helpers (ETR600/485)
• A toilette each wagon (two in wagons number 2 and 3) and one for disabled people in wagon number 3
  (ETR600/485)

At the station
FrecciaDesk for the last-minute reservation change and pieces of information on circulation for all Frecciargento customers. 

Welcome on board
From Sunday to Friday Trenitalia offers 1st Class customers a welcome service. Available in a take-away, environmentally friendly and recyclable pack, the customer can choose from five different varieties of snacks: sweet, salted, light to low calorie level, gluten-free and also the special Edition for children. The offer includes a bottle of water and an Illy American coffee or soft drink. On morning trains, the choice of a free copy of one of the major newspapers.

Food service
The bar/bistro wagon, in the middle of the train, is dedicated to food services and it’s possible to drink hot and cold beverages and taste snacks, appetizing sandwiches, a wide range of hot and cold courses.
For further information on food services click here.

Frecciargento customers could enjoy many other additional services that complete the travel making it an even more comfortable experience:

car rental
hotel reservation
luggage shipment service with "easy luggage"