Rome Travel Guide - Airport

All the airport terminals have banks, ATMs, and currency exchange booths, as well as the usual array of bars, shops, and restaurants. You will find information desks in all the terminals as well as specific tourist information booths.

Ciampino Airport is a small but busy airport and is mainly utilised by low-cost carriers and charter flights. Thomsonfly, EasyJet, and Ryanair all operate from Ciampino. There are reasonable facilities here with ATMs, currency exchange services, and a bank, as well as some shops, cafes and information desks.

Airport information: +39 6 65 951

There are buses which leave from outside the arrivals hall and run into the city, and there is a night bus that runs to Stazione Tiburtina. There are of course plenty of taxis but they tend to be relatively pricey, if you do take a taxi be sure to stick to official licensed, metered taxis. If you want to travel in style, private limousines are available for hire from inside the terminal. By car the city can be reached in 45 minutes and is well signposted.

Ciampino airport has plenty of taxis and although it is slightly nearer to the city than Fiumicino, travel by taxi is still relatively expensive. There are buses running every 15 minutes to the nearest train station, from where you can catch a train to the city. By car the city is easily reached via Appia Nuova motorway.