Terminals +info
Rome Airport consists of 4 passenger terminals: 1, 2, 3 and 5, although currently there are only two operative; Terminal 1 and Terminal 3.
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Terminal 1
Operates with domestic and Schengen flights.
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Terminal 3
Operates with domestic, Schengen and Non-Schengen flights.
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Terminal 5
Closed due to revamping works.
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Services +info
Rome Airport offers a wide rage of Services and Facilities such as:
- Restaurants and cafeterias
- Duty Free
- Shops
- Tax Free Mall
- ATMs
- Currency Exchange
- Personal Shopper
- Toilet
- Self service check-in
- Free luggage trolleys
Transportation +info
Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) counts with the following means of transport to reach downtown Rome:
Bus: There are several bus options to connect Rome Airport with Rome city centre and other places around.
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Taxi: The ride from Rome Airport to Rome city centre takes between 40 and 60 minutes by taxi.
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Train: Leonardo Express is the direct train that connects Rome Airport with the city centre.
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Metro: There is no direct Metro connection but passengers can get easily to Metro. Metro in Rome is called Metropolitana and has a 5-10 minutes frequency.
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Tram: Tram isn’t available from FCO Airport but it is easy to reach! There are 6 Tram lines in Rome.
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Transfers: If you want private transportation to and from Fiumicino Airport, you can book a transfer.
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Car rental: Rent a car in Rome Airport. Find the best option to rent a car in our search engine, it’s easy and free to use!
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Contact
Address: Via dell’Aeroporto di Fiumicino 320 – 00054 Fiumicino (RM), ITALY
Phone: +39 0665951
First Aid: +39 0665953133/4
About Rome
Rome is the capital of Italy and has almost 3,000 years of history, so it can be helpful to start from the very beginning.
Start your visit at Palatine Hill where the city was founded. From there, walk down to the ancient city centre, first to the Roman Forum and after to the Colosseum.
Aside of these landmarks, there are plenty of sites to visit: The Vatican Museums (it is required to make a reservation in advance), and a walk to St Peter’s Basilica; get lost in Trastevere neighbourhood and find yourself a good trattoria; don’t miss the Fontana di Trevi, the Pantheon and the Jewish Ghetto; and eat lots of pasta, pizza, coffee and ice creams!