There are 6 ways to get from Novi Sad to Rome by shuttle, plane, bus, train, or car
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Shuttle, fly
best- Take a shuttle bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Belgrade, Nikola Tesla Airport
- Fly from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) to Fiumicino International Airport (FCO)plane BEG - FCO
5h 17m€98–366Bus, train via Venice
- Take the bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Venezia, Viale Stazionebus
- Take the train from Venezia Mestre to Roma Terminitrain 8907 / ...
15h 3m€107–200Drive 1,222.3 km
- Drive from Novi Sad to Romecar 1,222.3 km
12h 7m€195–281Shuttle, train
- Take a shuttle bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Trieste, AutostazioneDoor to door Shuttle
- Take the train from Trieste Centrale to Roma Terminitrain Fr
13h 26m€123–260Bus, train
- Take the bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Triestebus
- Take the train from Trieste C.le to Roma Terminitrain 8902
15h 38m€126–212Bus
- Take the bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Zagreb, Autobusni Kolodvorbus
- Take the bus from Zagreb to Roma, Autostazione Tiburtinabus N997
20h 10m€105–178
Novi Sad to Rome by bus and train
Questions & Answers
The cheapest way to get from Novi Sad to Rome is to bus which costs €100 - €180 and takes 20h 10m.
The fastest way to get from Novi Sad to Rome is to shuttle and fly which takes 5h 17m and costs €95 - €370.
No, there is no direct bus from Novi Sad to Rome. However, there are services departing from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica and arriving at Roma, Autostazione Tiburtina via Zagreb. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 20h 10m.
The distance between Novi Sad and Rome is 842 km. The road distance is 1222.3 km.
The best way to get from Novi Sad to Rome without a car is to bus and train via Venice which takes 15h 3m and costs €100 - €200.
It takes approximately 5h 17m to get from Novi Sad to Rome, including transfers.
Novi Sad to Rome bus services, operated by Cazmatrans NOVA d.o.o., depart from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica station.
Novi Sad to Rome bus services, operated by Cazmatrans NOVA d.o.o., arrive at Zagreb, Autobusni Kolodvor station.
Yes, the driving distance between Novi Sad to Rome is 1222 km. It takes approximately 12h 7m to drive from Novi Sad to Rome.
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What companies run services between Novi Sad, Serbia and Rome, Italy?
You can take a bus from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Roma, Autostazione Tiburtina via Zagreb, Autobusni Kolodvor and Zagreb in around 20h 10m.
- Website
- airserbia.com
Flights from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport to Fiumicino International Airport
- Ave. Duration
- 1h 35m
- When
- Every day
- Estimated price
- €75–200
- Phone
- +39 06 8937 1892
- Website
- Italo Treno
Train from Venezia Mestre to Roma Termini
- Ave. Duration
- 3h 46m
- Frequency
- Hourly
- Estimated price
- €60–120
- Website
- Italo Treno
Train from Trieste C.le to Roma Termini
- Ave. Duration
- 6h 3m
- Frequency
- Twice daily
- Estimated price
- €80–150
- Website
- Italo Treno
- Phone
- +381 21 523 863
- autoturist.ns@gmail.com
- Website
- autoturist-ns.com
Shuttle from Novi Sad, Autobuska Stanica to Belgrade, Nikola Tesla Airport
- Ave. Duration
- 1h
- Frequency
- On demand
- Estimated price
- €60–180
- Schedules at
- autoturist-ns.com
- Private Transfer
- €180
- Shared Transfer
- €60
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