| Public
Transport |
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| Rome
Transport: |
Public transport
is plentiful and it is well within the capabilities of all visitors
to use it to visit all the attractions independently.There are travel
passes ideal for the first time visitor to see the major sights
cheaply and conveniently.
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| Bus: |
Rome
public buses run a very comprehensive and frequent system running
from about 05:30 to midnight daily. These are supplemented by night
services that run all night.
There is also a very basic tram system.
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| Metro: |
The
Metro system has only two lines, A and B, which cross at Termini Station.
You'll find that the Metro misses much of the city centre and compared
with cities like Paris and London has limited coverage of the places
you want to go.
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| Train: |
The
main railway station in Rome is Termini Station, the major transport
interchange for Rome. From here both long distance inter city trains
and suburban trains run. There is also a dedicated airport train to
Fiumicino Airport
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| Travel
Passes: |
The
public travel passes in Rome are very straight forward. No complicated
zonal system and your ticket is valid for all public transport within
the Rome urban area. For visitors its simple, just choose whether
you need a 1, 3 or 7 day pass
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