Italian Alta Velocità lines

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The Italian Alta Velocità lines are Italy’s network of dedicated high-speed railway corridors that connect major cities such as Rome, Milan, Florence, and Naples, forming a key component of Europe’s broader high-speed rail system.

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Trans-European high-speed rail network includes Italian Alta Velocità lines
Italian railway network hasPart Italian high-speed rail network
linked to: Italian Alta Velocità lines
Milan–Bologna railway isKeySegmentOf Italian high-capacity transport network
linked to: Italian Alta Velocità lines
Roma Tiburtina railway station partOf Italian high-speed rail network
linked to: Italian Alta Velocità lines
Florence–Rome high-speed railway partOf Italian high-speed rail network
linked to: Italian Alta Velocità lines
Salini Impregilo notableProject Italian high-speed rail lines
linked to: Italian Alta Velocità lines