Rome to Ulm bus: 1 a day, fastest 16h00

1 a dayfastest 16h00☾ 1 overnight busFlixBus🇮🇹 Italy → 🇩🇪 Germany

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RomeFlorenceBolognaMilanBregenzUlm· 750 km as the crow flies

16:35 → 08:35⁺¹
FlixBus N77 ☾ Overnight
Rome Tiburtina Bus station → Ulm (Eberhard-Finckh-Straße) · via Florence, Bologna, Milan, Bregenz
16h004 stops
Runs: DailyThe night the clocks change (Sat 24 Oct: 16:35 → 07:35+1)Book on FlixBus ↗

Local times at each stop. Times from official open data: FlixBus (file of 11 Oct 2026). Checked Sun 18 Oct 2026; they cover 18 Oct to 14 Nov 2026. Timetables change, so check with the operator before you travel. Contains FlixBus timetable data (FlixMobility, transport.data.gouv.fr), ODbL 1.0. How we build this.

Bus, train or plane

☾ Overnight: leave 16:35, arrive 08:35

The plane is 11h07 quicker door to door, but the night bus spends your night on the road instead of a day.

Bus · fastest direct16h47

To Rome Tiburtina Bus station15 min
At the stop before departure15 min
FlixBus N7716h00
From Ulm (Eberhard-Finckh-Straße)17 min

Plane · nonstop FCO to FMM5h40

To Rome Fiumicino (FCO)1h05
Check-in & security1h30
Flight FCO to FMM1h40
Landing to exit20 min
From FMM1h05

City centre to city centre. Getting to stops, stations and airports: typical public-transport times (estimates). Bus: be at the stop 15 min before. Plane: check-in and security 1h30 before, then getting out after landing; flight time typical for the distance.

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1 airline fly Rome to Ulm nonstop. Book on the airline's own site:

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Quick answers

Is there a direct bus from Rome to Ulm?

Yes. 1 a day on average, with FlixBus, no change of bus (18 Oct to 14 Nov 2026).

How long is the bus from Rome to Ulm?

The fastest takes 16h00; the slowest 16h00, for 750 km as the crow flies.

Is there a night bus from Rome to Ulm?

Yes: 1 overnight departure in the timetable, for example 16:35 arriving 08:35 the next morning.

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