The Terravision Shuttle is most direct route from Ciampino Airport to Rome’s Termini Station. Tickets are €8 per person for a one-way journey or €14 for a round-trip ticket. The Terravision Shuttle arrives/departs Termini Station on Via Marsala.
The Leonardo Express Train is fast, inexpensive option to travel to/from the city center of Rome. The train runs non-stop from Fiumicino Airport to Rome's Termini Train Station in 32 minutes. Tickets are €11 per person. Tickets can be purchased from the ticket window next to the train platform. Validate your ticket at the yellow boxes next to the train platforms before you board!
Trains to from Fiumicino Airport to Termini Station depart at :07 and :37 minutes past the hour with first train departing at 6:37 and the last train leaving the airport at 23:37.
Trains from Termini Station to Fiumicino Airport depart at :22 and :52 minutes past the hours with the first train departing at 5:52 and the last train leaving Termini at 22:52.
Rome has excellent public transportation. The bus and metro (subway) use the same ticket. Tickets can be purchased at newspaper stands or tobacco stands – they cannot be purchased onboard. A €1 ticket is valid for one metro ride and unlimited bus rides for 75-minutes from the time it is validated. Passes are also available for 1-day, 3-day, and 7-day.
To find the best route to reach your destination enter your departure address and destination address at the ATAC Route Planner.
A car is not necessary for sightseeing in Rome. Parking rates are high and the one-way streets can be nerve-racking for the novice Roman driver. However, a car is the perfect way to explore the Italian countryside.
AutoEurope has the most competitive rates and provides excellent customer service.
Taxis are an inexpensive option when time is of the utmost of importance. Taxi stands are located throughout the city center, including the train stations and the airports. Hotels and restaurants can also call a taxi. Official taxis have a taxi sign on the roof, seal of the city on the door and a meter. Never take a taxi from a driver that approaches you.
Fixed charge:
Daytime (from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.) € 2.33
Sundays and holidays (from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.) €3.36
Night (from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.) € 4.91
Supplement:
For every piece of luggage stored in the boot: €1.04
Amount of each fare increment: €0.11
Trains are a fast, efficient way to travel in Italy. For trips hitting the main cities train travel is the way to go. View schedules, fares and purchase your tickets online via RailEurope.
