Fiumicino Airport, officially named Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci in honor of the 15th-century Italian inventor, is located in the town of Fiumicino, about 31 km west of central Rome. Fiumicino Airport has 3 main terminals.
The airport provides arriving passengers with a variety of public transportation options – bus, taxi, train.
In addition to these, there are private companies offering shuttle services and premium transfers to and from the airport by prior arrangement.
Many companies offer private transfers (some also premium transfers with luxury vehicles) or alternatively the option to join a shuttle.
Private Transfer Cost:
Shuttle cost (with additional passengers):
starting from 12.5 euros per person.
At Fiumicino Airport, several private companies operate a direct line from the airport to the city center. From Terminal 3 (the main terminal), turn right towards the numbered bus platforms.
www.terravision.eu
Departure from Terminal: 3
Station Location:
In front of Gate 6 in Arrival. On Platform number 14.
Destinations:
Termini train station in Rome.
Where to buy tickets:
Online or at the ticket counter in front of the bus or on the bus.
https://romeairportbus.it/
Departs from Terminal: 3
Station Location:
In front of Gate 6 in Arrival. At platform number 15.
Destinations:
Termini train station in Rome.
Where to buy tickets:
Online or at the ticket counter in front of the bus or on the bus.
www.tambus.it
Departure from Terminal: 3
Station Location:
In front of Gate 6 in Arrival. On Platform number 13.
Destinations:
Termini train station in Rome and the Ostiense neighborhood.
Where to purchase tickets:
Online or at the ticket counter in front of the bus or on the bus.
www.sitbusshuttle.com
Departing from Terminal: 3
Station Location:
In front of Gate 6 at Arrival. On Platform number 12.
Destinations:
The Vatican, Aurelia street, and Termini train station in Rome.
Where to buy tickets:
Online or at the ticket counter in front of the bus or on the bus.
www.cotralspa.it
Departure from Terminal: 1
Station location:
Immediately upon exiting – Arrival
Destinations:
The main metro stations of Rome (Termini, Tiburtina, Cornelia, Magliana, Ostia) and towards the town of Fiumicino.
Where to buy tickets:
At authorized sales points (newsstands, tobacco shops, etc.) or on the bus.
According to the fixed fare established by law in Italy, a taxi for up to four passengers and their luggage from Fiumicino Airport to hotels located in the city center has a fixed price of 48 euros. This price may increase due to additional fees such as a night tariff, a 10% surcharge for rides on holidays, an additional charge for the second piece of luggage and beyond, as well as a price increase if your destination is outside the city itself. However, we recommend asking the driver about the price before getting into the taxi, just to ensure that your hotel is considered in the center.
Similar to the situation at our Ben Gurion Airport, taxis wait for passengers in the designated area outside the terminal, and there is usually a very long queue of passengers waiting for a taxi. During the late night hours, when there is no other public transport, you may find yourself waiting for a taxi for up to an hour.
Be cautious about using taxis that do not operate under the law, whose drivers may operate without insurance and charge exorbitant prices. Only look for licensed taxis (you can identify them by their white color and the TAXI sign on the roof), and it’s advisable to know the fares in advance to avoid falling victim to price-gouging drivers.
Two train lines connect Rome’s airport to the city center: The Leonardo Express and the FL1 suburban train.
is a train that connects Fiumicino Airport to the Termini train station – Rome’s main train station. The Leonardo Express operates from Fiumicino Airport from 5:38 AM to 11:53 PM, and from Rome Termini to the airport from 4:50 AM to 11:05 PM.
The travel time is 32 minutes, and it runs every 15 minutes (sometimes every 30 minutes).
Ticket price: only 14 euros! If you are traveling in a group, at the ‘Mini Groups’ rate, you can purchase 4 tickets in a single transaction for 40 euros instead of 56!
Additionally, you can buy a booklet of 10 tickets, a single ticket, at a discounted price of 115 euros.
Important to know:
It is a cheaper alternative to the Leonardo Express. The price is 8 Euros each way, and the train stops at Tiburtina, Tuscolana, Ostiense, and the main station Trastevere. This train is a good option for passengers staying in these neighborhoods. It operates from 6 AM to 11:30 PM, departing every 15 minutes.
Important: This train does not stop at Rome’s central train station, Termini.
Important to know:
It is recommended to choose a train based on your destination within the city, as well as according to the time and budget you have available.
Another train called Frecciargento: Four high-speed trains, two arrive and two depart, connecting Leonardo da Vinci Airport daily with the cities of Rome, Florence, Bologna, Padua, and Venice, without the need to change trains.
Minimal travel time from Fiumicino Airport:
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