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Getting around Rome
Underground and bus
There are two underground lines in Rome: line A and line B. In addition to this, there is also the suburban railway line of Rome and the regional railway lines which connect the city with Viterbo, Pantano and Lido.
Thanks to this capillary network, it is possible to reach every part of the city by railway, in a comfortable and practical way.
The Underground network in detail:
Underground stops:
Line A (Red):
Battistini - Cornelia - Baldo delgi Ubaldi - Valle Aurelia - Cipro (Musei Vaticani) - Ottaviano (San Pietro) - Lepanto - Flaminio - Piazza di Spagna - Piazza Barberini - Repubblica - Stazione FS Termini - Vittorio Emanuele - Manzoni - San Giovanni - Re di Roma - Ponte Lungo - Furio Camillo - Colli Albani - Arco di Travertino - Porta furba (quadraro) - Numidio Quadrato - Lucio Sestio - Giulio Agricola - Subaugusta - Cinecittà - Anagnina.
Line B (Blue):
Rebibbia - Ponte Mammolo - S. M. Soccorso - Pietralata - Monti Tiburtini - Quintiliani - Stazione FS Tiburtina - Bologna - Policlinico - Castro pretorio - Stazione FS Termini - Piazza Cavour - Colosseo - Circo Massimo - Piramide - Garbatella - Basilica di San Paolo - Marconi - EUR Magliana.
Integrated system: the railway.
Urban railway:
-FM1: Orte - Fara sabina - Tiburtina (connection with Metro line B) – Internationl Airport Fiumicino.
-FM2: Roma – Tivoli
-Fm3: Roma - Cesano Romano
-FM4: Roma - Frascati - Albano – Velletri
-FM5: Roma - Cerveteri - Ladispoli – Civitavecchia
-FM6: Roma - Frosinone (pulman per Alatri, paese caratteristico vicino Roma)
-FM7: Roma - Campoleone - Nettuno – Latina
Regional railway Rome-Viterbo
main stops:
- Campi sportivi
- Acqua Acetosa
- Euclide
- Flaminio (collegamento alla Metro A)
Regional railway: Rome-Pantano
Main stops:
-: Piramide
- Basilica san Paolo
- EUR Magliana
- Tor di Valle
- Vitinia
- Castel Bernocchi
- Acilia
- Ostia Antica (Rovine Romane)
- Lido nord - Lido Centro (Mare)
- Stella polare (Mare)
- Castel fusano (Mare)
- C.Colombo (Mare)
By bus
The city bus company (ATAC) operates a capillary service which permits to reach every corner.
Ticket is valid 75 minutes at the cost of 1 Euro.
There is also the possibility to purchase daily, monthly and tourist tickets.
The tourist ticket cost 11 Euro and has a validity of 3 days (offering unlimited journeys). The tickets consents the use of the integrated network system: bus, tram, filobus, bus Cotral, underground and regional trains (Met.Ro: Roma–Lido, Roma–Viterbo, Roma–Pantano, second class)
Bike
Traffic in Rome is extremely intense, therefore the use of a bike may result dangerous outside the pedestrian areas. If you don’t know the city well, we can provide you with a map of the cyclable paths available in the network of the urban cyclable paths.
Taxi
Given the high cost of the service, the use of a taxi in Rome is recommendable only for short transfers, especially to and from the train stations and airports.
In any case be careful of unauthorised taxis, a practice still rooted in the city, which looks far from a solution. The general recommendation is to make use of taxis parked in the signalled areas, and always ask for the fare before getting on.
Car
The historic centre of Rome is closed to private traffic, therefore it is recommendable to make use of the exchange parkings located in numerous parts of the city, of which we provide here a list.
Parkings in Rome
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