Rome Transportation - Information on Getting to and around Rome

Interested in a single ticket that takes a loop through all Rome's best archaeological and historical sites, where you can get on and off at any stop for a whole day? The Archeobus Rome is the answer.

Rome's Airport, sometimes known as Leonardo da Vinci Airport, is still refered to by its old name - Fiumicino, after the city it's near. Get from the Airport to Stazione Termini (Rome's central rail station) via the convenient train or taxi.

There are frequent trains. Here is a sample schedule to help you plan you trip.

Ciampino is Rome's second airport, but is now better known since many budget airlines like Easyjet and Ryanair now fly to Ciampino. Information on the airport, and getting to Rome and other destinations from Ciampino Airport.

Here's information on Fiumicino and the smaller Roma Ciampino. Click on Passengers to get airport info. The Online Services area will get you timetables and flight info, but you'll have to register (free).

Rent a limousine or minivan to the airport or to other destinations in Italy.

Find out all about bus and subway passes in Rome.

ATAC provides public transportation via busses in Rome. The site is in Italian, but you can get route info by using the "partenza" and "arrivo" boxes (Depart and Arrive).

Rome has two metro lines. Find information in English about Rome's metro system of public transportation on this page.

Float your way down the Tiber. The site isn't whole yet, but the price of a single trip on the river is €1; a day pass costs €2.30 and a monthly pass €30. A river and city guided tour costs €32 and a two-hour evening cruise with a meal costs €43 per person.