Terravision is an Italian transport services operator offering connections from the Ciampino Airport to Rome, and vice versa. ROUTE At Ciampino, the Terravision bus stop is located opposite to International Departures. A trip from Ciampino Airport to the city center of Rome takes about 40 minutes. In Rome, the bus stops in Via Marsala, near the Roma Termini train station. The departure to the airport is on the other side of the station, in Via Giovanni Giolitti. TIMETABLE Every day, Terravision has 27 departures from the Ciampino Airport to Rome, from 8.05 am to 0.05 am. From Rome to the Ciampino Airport, there are also 27 departures between 4.30 in the morning and 9.20 in the evening. FARES A ticket from Ciampino to Rome costs 5.00€ and a ticket from the city to the airport costs 5.80€. A roundtrip costs 9.00€.
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Terravision Transfer Fiumicino Airport-Rome
Terravision is an Italian coach services operator offering connections from the Fiumicino Airport to the city center of Rome, and vice versa. ROUTE At Fiumicino, the Terravision buses stop at the BUS hub adjacent to the Terminal 3. A trip from Fiumicino Airport to Rome takes about 50 minutes. In Rome, the bus stops in Via Marsala, near the Roma Termini train station. The departure to the airport is made on the other side of the train station, in Via Giovanni Giolitti. TIMETABLE Every day, Terravision has 25 departures from the Fiumicino Airport to Rome, starting with 5.30 am. The last departure is at 10.55 pm. From Rome to the Fiumicino Airport, there are 24 departures between 4.40 in the morning and 9.50 in the evening. FARES A ticket from Fiumicino Airport to Rome costs 5.80€ and from the city to the airport costs the same. A roundtrip costs 9.00€.
Ciampino Airport
Ciampino Airport, officially Rome Ciampino “G. B. Pastine” Airport, is the second international airport serving Rome, after Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport. It is located southeast of the city, just beyond the Grande Raccordo Anulare, about 12-15 kilometers from central Rome. The airport serves Rome, the surrounding metropolitan area, and the Lazio region, with a strong focus on low-cost flights, general aviation, state flights, and cargo activity. The airport is named after Giovan Battista Pastine, an Italian airship pilot. Ciampino is smaller than Fiumicino, but its compact structure makes it easier to navigate. Passengers usually use it for short-haul European routes, especially with low-cost carriers. Ciampino Airport Infrastructure Location and General Layout The airport lies partly in the territory of Rome and partly in the municipality of Ciampino. It is positioned close to Via Appia Nuova and south-east of the historic center. This location gives it direct access to Rome’s road network, although traffic can influence transfer times considerably. Ciampino has a simpler layout than Fiumicino. The passenger area is concentrated in a single low-rise terminal, which includes both departures and arrivals. The airport stands at an elevation of about 130 meters above sea level. Its operational runway measures Read more [...]
Fiumicino Airport
Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, commonly known as Fiumicino Airport, is the main airport serving Rome, the Vatican City, and the wider Lazio region. Located in the municipality of Fiumicino, about 30 kilometers southwest of Rome, it is Italy’s busiest airport by passenger traffic and one of the most important air gateways in Europe. Fiumicino is managed by Aeroporti di Roma, the company responsible for Rome’s main airport system. The airport occupies an area of about 16 square kilometers, making it the largest airport in Italy. Its size, infrastructure, and transport connections make it the principal entry point for most visitors arriving in Rome by air. Fiumicino Airport Infrastructure Terminals Fiumicino Airport currently operates with two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Older references sometimes mention more terminals, but the current passenger layout is based mainly on T1 and T3, following closures, renovations, and reorganization works carried out in recent years. Terminal 1 is used by many European and domestic airlines, including ITA Airways and several other carriers operating within the Schengen area. It includes check-in desks, security controls, boarding areas, shops, restaurants, and services for passengers traveling on short- and medium-haul routes. Terminal 3 is Read more [...]
City Sightseeing Rome Hop On Hop Off Tour
City Sightseeing Rome offers Hop On Hop Off bus tours in Rome, allowing complete freedom of movement and providing an audio guide in 8 languages containing curiosities about the beauties encountered along the way. With the open double-decker red buses, you’ll have the possibility of visiting comfortably all the main sites of the Eternal City, from the Roman Forum to the Colosseum, Piazza del Popolo, Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna, Castel Sant’Angelo, Circo Massimo and many others. TIMETABLE The service operates daily, all year round. The first departure is at 9.00 am and the last departure is at 7.00 pm, between June and September, and at 5.00 pm, from October to May. The frequency of the buses is between 10 and 20 minutes. FARES You can choose among tickets valid for 1 day (23€), 24 hours (28€), 48 hours (31€) and 72 hours (35€). The 1 day ticket is considered valid from the first to the last departure of the day. If you buy the ticket online, you don’t have to print it. The ticket is 100% mobile, and it will be activated from the moment it gets scanned for the first time.
