Roma Termini Station
Piazza dei Cinquecento, 00185 Rome, Italy
Roma Termini is Italy's busiest railway station and Rome's main transport hub. Located in the city centre, it connects high-speed trains to Florence, Milan, Naples and Venice with metro, bus and tram links throughout Rome.
How to Get to Roma Termini
- →Metro: Lines A and B stop at Termini station — direct from Spagna (A), Vatican (A), Colosseo (B)
- →Bus: Over 30 bus routes serve the station. Night buses also available.
- →Taxi: Official white taxis at the dedicated rank on Piazza dei Cinquecento. Fixed fare to Fiumicino Airport €48.
- →From Fiumicino Airport: Leonardo Express train (32 min, €14) runs every 30 minutes.
- →From Ciampino Airport: Terravision/SIT bus (45 min, €4–6) to Termini.
Transport at Roma Termini
Termini is the only interchange between both lines
Major hub for local ATAC buses
Service to eastern districts
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get from Roma Termini to Fiumicino Airport?
Take the Leonardo Express train (€14, 32 min) from Platform 23/24, departing every 30 minutes from 6:23am to 11:23pm.
Is there a luggage storage at Roma Termini?
Yes — KiPoint left luggage is located at the lower ground level (follow signs). Open daily 6am–11pm.
How early should I arrive at Roma Termini for a high-speed train?
Trenitalia and Italo high-speed trains require you to be on the platform at least 3 minutes before departure. We recommend arriving 20–30 minutes early to locate your platform and validate your ticket.
Are there ATMs at Roma Termini?
Yes, multiple ATMs from major Italian banks (Intesa, UniCredit, BNL) are located throughout the station concourse.