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The train....we arrived from Venice....took 6 hours or so.
The underground (there are two lines, A & B). and by foot. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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The best way and probably the quickest is by train from the airport, it costs 16000 lires if you take the non-stop train to Roma termini in about 25 minutes, and 8000 lires if you take the stop train which arrives at Termini in aprox. 45 minutes. The only thing I forgot to do was to stamp the ticket before you go into the train, on the platform is a stamp. And when you arrive at central station, you can either take the bus or subway to the place you want to go, a day ticket costs 6000 lires.
By bus, cause you will see a lot more then by subway. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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I got to Rome on a train from Paris. Paris Bercy, a train station nobody knew about, on the most ghetto SNCF train you've ever seen. Don't do it. Friends don't let friends ride couchettes =)
I think the best way to get to Rome is on an airplane. Business or First class if you need to cross an ocean.
Taxis are relatively cheap, but if you can figure out the bus system (just ask the front desk at your hotel) it's relatively efficient, and much cheaper too. I didn't find the subway terribly useful, until the last day, when I was trying to see everything instantly. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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Almost all modes of transport come to Roma Termini. trains from the Fiumocino Airport, buses, metropolitana, taxis all have their stops here. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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We was coming with train to Rom, it was adventuarally. In Rom the people are driving with little rollers, very great. Are driving to work, for shopping, for culture ... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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If you are already in Italy: trains are cheap and alright. Europe: depens on where you are busses is the cheapest way to travel. Planes from destinations in Europe leave regular and the trip doesn't take that much time (Amsterdam-Rome= 2,45 hours)The main airport is Leonardo da Vinci/Fiumincino Airport. The second airport is Ciampino. Trains go to the centre via the airport station.
If you like to play dangerous: rent a car or vespa. If you like your life: go for the public transportation. The busses, trams and trains are cheap and good. Take a day/week card. Nightbusses depart regular. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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By Airplane, if you don't live in Europe.
But if you live near Europe, going by express train is a good idea
Getting around Rome is VERY easy will so many types of transportation. By bus, train, motorcycle, car, or subway. I personally preferred the subway (and guess what!) the Roman subways are cleaner than the New York subways! Theme: Train
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Stazione Termini is Romes main train station and the hub of the main transport system.But be warned,,do not linger and if u arrive late,,do not wait around long.There are usually taxis around,so catch one swifty.There are also buses here at most times that you can catch.
In summer months,expect the station to become very busy and long ques.
There are police here if u need to report anything and a lost luggage office too.
There is also a ticket office and a small money exchange booth.The foyer has a bookshop,telephones,post office,burger bar,cafe,ticket office etc. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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from Termini almost you can go everywhere in Rome.
just go there there is information for tourist ask them how to go to ....... and they will tell you.
some examples
Coliseum : Bus 175
Piazza Venezia : Bus 175
Vatican : Metro Line A
Saint Anglo: Metro Line A
Panatheon : Bus 175
and many many....... Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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Most routes evolve around the trmini, romes central station. Everything i visited was within walking distance, even the Vatican, but if you do walk, be prepared to be very tired by the end of the day! Theme: Other
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