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How to Get from Rome to Assisi

Written by: Kate Zusmann

how to get from rome to assisi

Assisi is one of the most charming Italian cities. It is worth visiting this Umbrian city for a day trip from Rome. Moreover, it is easy to reach Assisi from the Eternal City, where the high-speed train is the fastest and most convenient option. The distance is 174 km. You can also travel by bus or car. The journey will take from 2 to 7 hours.

In our vlog, you can discover many exciting things about what to do in Umbria and how to get there from Rome.

Here’s the list of options on how to get from Rome to Assisi:

Contents

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  • By Train
  • By Bus
  • By Car
  • Things to Do
  • Where to Stay
    • Nun Assisi Relais and Spa Museum
    • Villa Serena
    • Hotel Giotto
    • Hotel Sorella Luna
    • La Casetta de Sotto

By Train

When arriving at the Fiumicino airport, you must take the Leonardo Express shuttle train to the Termini station, located in the center of Rome. Moreover, you can connect to trains to Assisi. These shuttle trains run at least once in 30 minutes, and it takes about half an hour to reach Rome. The price for a one-way journey from the airport to Termini is 14 euros. 

Many direct trains, both fast and slow regional, run from Rome Termini station to the Assisi station, located in the valley near the center of Assisi in Santa Maria degli Angeli. Among high-speed trains (Alta Velocita – AV) are the Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca, and Intercity. You can buy tickets online on the website of Trenitalia.

For a one-way ticket, prices start from 10 euros, and it takes about 2 hours to reach Assisi. Here’s an example of prices and time schedules from Rome to Assisi:

Train timetable from Rome to Assisi and ticket prices

Also, there are trains with a change in Foligno, a small Umbrian city, about half an hour from Assisi. Of course, it is better to purchase tickets for the direct train.

Note: it is better to buy tickets in advance since prices may become higher up to 50 euro one-way. Plus, don’t forget to validate your ticket in a ticket machine

Once you arrive at the station in Assisi, you can take a local bus (line C) and reach the center of town in 10 minutes ride. In addition, bus tickets are sold at the newspaper stand. Your stop is Piazza San Pietro if you want to visit the Basilica or Piazza Matteotti, if you are going to visit the city’s main streets first. If you want to take a taxi, the cost will be about 15 euros to reach the center of Assisi.

By Bus

You can take FlixBus.com to get from Rome to Assisi. However, there are few daily buses, and it takes 6-7 hours to reach your final destination. Buses depart from Tiburtina bus station, and prices for one-way tickets start from 18 euros, which is not cheaper than fast train fares.

Bus timetable from Rome to Assisi and ticket prices

By Car

Getting from Rome to Assisi by car is also very convenient. It will take more than two hours to reach your final destination. Do not forget to consider toll roads and parking costs. There are no problems with parking in Assisi, but it may be a bit pricey if you leave your car for the whole day there. Here’s the map:

Route on the map from Rome to Assisi by car

You can rent a car in Rome on rentalcars.com, also it is a good idea to read an article about Renting a car in Rome.

Things to Do

  1. Visit the Basilica of Saint Francis (Basilica di San Francesco), which is one of the best-known Basilicas in Italy and a must-see during your trip to Assisi.
  2. Admire the Temple of Minerva (Tempio di Minerva), located in Piazza del Comune. It is a temple dating back to ancient Rome, which was converted with time to serve as a Christian church. Now it is the church of Saint Mary above Minerva. The whole facade and columns survived more than 2000 years!
  3. Visit the Basilica of Saint Clare (Basilica di Santa Chiara), which is decorated with white and pink stripes made out of stone from Mount Subasio. It has its name from Saint Clare, the saint who lived in Assisi.
  4. Visit Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo, which dates back to the 13 century. The palace was used as the seat of local politics and the abode of the so-called Captain of the People. Moreover, it was renovated in 1926.
  5. The Cathedral of Saint Rufinus (Cattedrale di San Rufino) is one of the most notable buildings of Assisi. It is dedicated to the patron saint of the city and is Assisi’s duomo.
  6. Walk along Via San Francesco, which is also dedicated to Saint Francis. There is Palazzo Giacobetti, a palace from the 17th century, which contains the Bible of St Louis of Toulouse and many other buildings from the medieval period.
  7. Visit Convento di San Damiano, founded by St Francis and St Clare. It is located where St. Francis is believed to have received the message from God to “go forth and rebuild my house,” words that he took literally and rebuilt the little church with his own hands.
  8. Visit Roman Forum and Museum. The entrance is through the Romanesque crypt of a church. There are many interesting ancient artifacts.
  9. Visit local restaurants. Yes, Umbria is famous for its excellent local food and wines!
  10. Consider short trips to nearby cities such as Perugia. Umbria is the greenest region of Italy, so you can visit its towns and admire fascinating nature on your way.

Where to Stay

If you would like to explore the towns of the Umbria region, it makes sense to stay in Assisi for more than one day. Here are several excellent options for where to stay during your trip:

Nun Assisi Relais and Spa Museum

Nun Assisi Relais and Spa Museum

Nun Assisi Relais and Spa Museum are located in a renovated nunnery. It is a 5-star hotel with panoramic views of Assisi and Mount Subasio. Moreover, the hotel offers a spa set in Roman excavations. All rooms are beautiful and spacious.

  • The price per night for 2 people starts from 350 euro

Villa Serena

Villa Serena Assisi

Villa Serena features a private pool and mountain views. Moreover, there are fantastic garden and grill facilities. Furthermore, guests can use the spa and wellness center with an outdoor swimming pool, a hot tub, and a sauna. Also, there is a children’s playground on the villa’s territory.

  • The price per night for 10 people starts from 500 euro

Hotel Giotto

Hotel Giotto Assisi

Hotel Giotto is set in the Medieval quarter of Assisi. It is a 4-star hotel located near the Basilica of Saint Francis. There are an elegant restaurant, a wellness center, and impressive panoramic views.

  • The price per night for 2 people starts from 110 euro

Hotel Sorella Luna

Hotel Sorella Luna Assisi

Hotel Sorella Luna is located nearby the famous Basilica of Saint Francis. There are spacious and elegantly decorated rooms. Moreover, the property features a communal terrace full of flowers and plants, equipped with tables and chairs, where you can enjoy a buffet breakfast.

  • The price per night for 2 people starts from 60 euro

La Casetta de Sotto

La Casetta de Sotto Assisi

La Casetta de Sotto property features a terrace. It is a high-rated option for budget tourists. The property also provides a patio. This apartment consists of 1 separate bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a seating area—guests like it for its design, atmosphere, and central location.

  • The price per night for 2 people starts from 60 euro

Tell us about your experience in Assisi! 🙂

Author: Kate Zusmann

Kate Zusmann

I have lived in the Eternal City for the past 12 years. They say every angle of Rome has its history, and I'm here to tell you about the most intriguing historical facts and city legends. :)

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