Thread: Will anyone at Termini station speak English?

Many of them will, and there are also machines selling tickets in many languages, including English. Or you could go to any travel agent in Rome that displays the Trenitalia logo.

Not everyone will speak English, but there will be someone who does who can help you.

I recommend using the self-service ticket machines. Just press the 'English' flag option and you'll see it's very easy to use. Those at the ticket windows don't usually speak English and the ticket windows also usually have a long line. Using the ticket machines is good for avoiding lines too ;)

Here's a step-by-step example of how to use the kiosks in train stations in Italy. (These pictures are from termini station): roninrome.com/2009/…

Thanks Ron for your terrific posting showing how to use the kiosk at the train station. Do you know if there is any problems with these machines accepting American credit cards? I seem to recall that they require some kind of chip that is only in European cards, or has this changed? Thanks

Thanks Ron for the great post. I think it will be a very useful for me.

That was such great help.that Those online Termini photos were great.Thanks for that.

Thanks, Sydneynick, for clearing that up!