Italian Grand Tour: Football in Rome, Florence, Bologna & Milan

Four Serie A cities on one rail line

Italy's classic tourist route doubles as a football pilgrimage. Rome, Florence, Bologna and Milan sit on the same high-speed line, each with its own Serie A side and a storied stadium.

Plan this trip, pick your dates

The route

1
Rome · Italy
See what's on in Rome
- SS Lazio v AC MonzaSun, Oct 11 · 3:00 PM local time
- AS Roma v Real Madrid CFWed, Oct 14 · 9:00 PM local time
- Coming up near Rome.
2
Florence · Italy
See what's on in Florence
- Empoli v PalermoSat, Oct 10 · 3:00 PM local time
- ACF Fiorentina v Como 1907Sun, Oct 18 · 3:00 PM local time
- Coming up near Florence.
3
Bologna · Italy
See what's on in Bologna
- Modena v Hellas VeronaSun, Oct 11 · 7:30 PM local time
- US Sassuolo Calcio v AC MilanSun, Oct 11 · 6:00 PM local time
- Coming up near Bologna.
4
Milan · Italy
See what's on in Milan
- FC Internazionale Milano v Parma Calcio 1913Sat, Oct 10 · 6:00 PM local time
- Novara v CittadellaSat, Oct 10 · 5:30 PM local time
- Coming up near Milan.

Getting between the cities

Rome → Florence·approx 1.5 hours by direct train
Florence → Bologna·approx 30 mins by direct train
Bologna → Milan·approx 1 hour by direct train

Approximate direct-train times; check current schedules when you book.

Common questions

Which cities does the Italian Grand Tour cover?

4 cities: Rome, Florence, Bologna, Milan. Each has at least one club playing in a league we track.

How do you get from Rome to Florence?

It's approx 1.5 hours by direct train. Some legs are also a short flight.

Can you build the trip around specific matches?

Yes. Open the route in the planner and pick your travel dates, and it shows which matches in the leagues we track are catchable at each stop, with trains in between.

Pick your travel dates and we'll show what's catchable at each stop, with trains between cities.

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