Rome Transportation

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  • 1. Metro-Bus-Tram

    The Romapass is very convenient if you are planning on visiting lots of sites and museums and planning to use the bus and metro services for 3 or more days. With unlimited travel on the buses and...   more
  • 2. Airports from/to Rome

    We flew into Rome from Frankfurt, an easy nonstop flight that was relaxing as we did some final reading up on all the things we planned to see while in Rome. As we approached the airport, it was...   more
  • 3. Train

    The airport is 32 km (20 miles) southwest of the city so you will need to think about transportation into Rome ahead of time. There are several options, each with its own pros and cons and the costs...   more
  • 4. Taxis

    At the moment, a taxi ride from airport Fiumicino to central Rome costs 48 €. Make sure you use an official taxi. You can see a number as well as the fare written on it. The fare from and to Ciampino...   more
  • 5. Cars & Scooters

    If you don’t need a car in Rome, I highly recommend you not get one. The city is too busy, too crowded, and there just aren’t enough parking spaces. Rome is an easy walking city and, if you need it,...   more
  • 6. Tourbus

    Definetely the best way for a quick tour of the city, especially if staying in Rome shortly. On the other hand, it might help a lot showing the sights which one should visit later by foot. But there...   more
  • 7. Walking

    Once we got into Rome, we walked just about everywhere. This is what we do on most of our trips unless we absolutely have to get somewhere too far away to walk. I found Rome to be a very easy city to...   more
  • 8. Bicycle

    "Enjoy Rome" are an Englidh speaking company that provide useful help and tips for visitors to Rome. They also organise an exceedingly good bicycle tour of the city. You experience the city in the...   more
  • 9. Boats

    In September 2008 i traveled with Grimaldi Prestige Ferries from Barcelona to Civitavecchia, near Rome. The crossing time was twenty one hour. It was a nice experience, the food was ok and the cabin...   more
  • 10. ATAC website

    at first it doesn't seem very easy to use, but it is a powerful source of information, go to the Route Planner, make sure you have selected ENGLISH in the upper...   more
  • 11. How to get to Rome from Pisa

    Our bus tour around Italy started in Mestre (continental part of Venice), continued in Verona, Florence and Pisa. Rome was our next Italian attraction. We got...   more
  • 12. Airport Shuttle Express

    We landed in Fiumicino airport and were planning to get the Leonardo Express Train to Termini Station (for €14) followed by the bus (for €1) to our hotel. We...   more
  • 13. Fiaker

    Actually, we were standing at the Piazza Argentina trying to catch taxi for the hotel when all the sudden this fiaker appeared. I was so surprised because...   more
  • 14. THE METRO !

    The easiest way to cover large distances, cheaply, is the Metro. All day tickets are an excellent value, currently just 4 Euros. The Metro system is divided...   more
  • 15. carriages

    We saw several carriages along the city center. It seems many tourists find it romantic to see the city this way, it’s a tradition in Rome many years now. Some...   more
  • 16. how to move around

    Many of the city’s sites are located at the city center which is easily walkable and depending where you’re staying you may need no bus or metro at all (if you...   more
  • 17. how to go there

    TrainYou can easily travel to Rome by train from many parts of Italy. The tickets are usually very cheap (Pisa to Rome for €18 with a regional train, it’s a 4...   more
  • 18. Wonderful driver (to/from airports and touring)

    We just returned from Rome, Pompeii, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello and we luck enough to be booked thru travel agent with the best driver/tour guide I've ever...   more
  • 19. A 2nd tip on Metrebus passes, Tivoli and Fiumicino

    There are two types of passes issued by the transportation authorities in Rome: the ones issued for the Metrebus system in Rome and the ones issued for the...   more
  • 20. The Roman Carriages

    There are several Roman carriages at the colosseum. For some, they get into the carriage to loop around the colosseum just like in the old days. There are also...   more
  • 21. Brussels - Rome by Brussels Airlines.

    Last winter (2007-08) we have been flying five times from Brussels to Rome and return with Brussels Airlines. On one flight we left late (45 minutes) from...   more
  • 22. Map Your Journey

    We did a lot of walking around Rome to see the various sights and restaurants that I had gotten from websites like this one! I found it invaluable to have a map...   more
  • 23. Rome to Siena - Faster and Cheaper than the Train

    This is one of those instances in which traveling by bus is both faster AND cheaper than traveling by train in Italy. I learned about this bus (AFTER taking the...   more
  • 24. The Best Full Service Travel Agency in Rome!!

    This might sound not fair(I do work for it!!) but I do really think it is the best travel agency in Rome.The conbination of American Italian Lloyd & Concierge...   more
  • 25. Cheap taxi

    Despite what I wrote in the Tourist trap tip, taxis in Rome are really cheap. At least compared to Sweden... Except for when going to and from the Leonardo Da...   more
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