At the end of May, new Italo trains will leave that will connect Caserta with Rome and with northern Italy, without passing through Naples.
From May 27, 2021 Italo will put new trains into service which will connect the city of Caserta with several other cities of Italy, without having to go through Naples.
In this way, Caserta will also be "closer" to the rest of Italy and it will be easier to reach many destinations. The Italo trains are added to those already present in the Trenitalia service and these are the non-stop trains they will perform two round-trip connections from Turin and Rome and one round-trip from Milan.
In reality, the only stop foreseen is that of Rome before reaching Caserta and the journeys will last only a few hours.
From the end of May, therefore, it will be much easier to arrive both in the capital of Italy and to arrive in the North West of the country; in the same way, even for tourists it will be quick and easy to reach the city of Campania from Milan, Turin and Rome.
A nice milestone that improves the transport service even more in Italy, but especially in the south of the country and in Campania.
