Terni

Tips for visiting Terni

• The Cascata delle Marmore, about 7 km east of the city, is a waterfall of roughly 165 m in three drops. The Romans first cut its channel in 271 BC, and the water is released on a set schedule, so check the timetable before you go.
• Terni is the city of St Valentine, the patron saint of lovers, who was bishop here. His basilica is in the city and the feast day on 14 February is celebrated locally.
• The old industrial city was rebuilt after wartime damage, so it is more modern than other Umbrian towns. Many visitors use it as a base for the falls and for the Valnerina valley.
• Spoleto, Narni and Todi are all within an easy drive.

Dates, prices and rules change, so check official sites before you travel.

Getting to Terni by train

Train is the easiest way to get here. Terni is on the Rome–Ancona line. Local buses go from the station area to the Cascata delle Marmore.

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Trenitalia is Italy's main train operator and runs regional, intercity and high-speed (Frecciarossa) trains. Italo is a second operator on the main high-speed lines. We do not show live timetables. Times and fares change, so check before you travel.

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