Rome2rio
    Rome2rio

    Rome2rio

    Letenky

    Find out how to get anywhere in the world

    Pros

    • Comparison of all modes of transport (plane, train, bus, car, ferry)
    • Global coverage — works practically anywhere in the world
    • Estimated prices and times for each option
    • Direct links to book with carriers

    Cons

    • Prices are only indicative — the final price may vary
    • Not always up-to-date timetables for smaller carriers

    What is Rome2rio?

    Rome2rio is a multimodal transport search engine that shows you all the ways to get from point A to point B - by plane, train, bus, car, ferry, or a combination of them.

    Why I use it

    When I'm planning a trip and don't know if it's better to fly, take a train or a bus, Rome2rio is the first thing I open. I enter the origin and destination and within a few seconds, I see all the options sorted by price and time.

    How it works

    1. Enter your origin and destination
    2. Rome2rio searches hundreds of transport providers worldwide
    3. It displays all variants - from the cheapest to the fastest
    4. For each variant, you see an estimated price, travel time, and number of transfers
    5. By clicking, you go directly to the carrier's website to book

    Who is it ideal for

    • Backpackers - find the cheapest transport combination
    • European travellers - compare trains, buses, and low-cost flights
    • Road trip planners - estimate driving time and fuel costs
    • Anyone who wants to save money - you'll often find an option you wouldn't have known about otherwise

    Tips for using it

    • Combine with Kiwi.com for the best flight prices
    • Use Rome2rio for research and then book directly with the carrier
    • Check timetables directly on the carrier's website - Rome2rio may not have 100% up-to-date data

    My verdict

    Rome2rio is the first thing I open when I'm planning a trip and don't know whether to fly, take a train or a bus. No other app will show you so many options in one place. I consider the prices to be indicative, but as a planning tool, it's absolutely number one.