How to get to Rome by plane

There are two main airports in Rome: the Rome Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) international airport and the Rome Ciampino low cost airport. There are two trains the Leonardo Express (14€, 30 minutes to Termini station, runs every 30 minutes) and the regional train to Fara Sabina/Orte (8€, 48 minutes to Tiburtina station). The Ciampino airport is served by atac bus lines 520 (1.5€ to metro A station Subaugusta) and 720 (1.5€ to metro B station Laurentina). Additionally Cotral buses depart every 30 minutes, arriving to the Ciampino train station, where direct trains to Termini stop. 

The bus line Terravision Shuttle Bus serves the route between both the airports and the central station of Rome, Termini (6-8€).
Taxis in Rome are white and there is a fixed fare to go from Fiumicino/Ciampino airports to the city center (and vice-versa).

Fiumicino-city center: 48€.

Ciampino-city center: 30€. 

 

How to get to Rome by train

Rome is well connected to the main Italian cities thanks to the railway network. Trenitalia and Italo trains stop in the main train stations in Rome: Termini, Tiburtina and Ostiense.

 

How to move in Rome and arrive at the venue

Termini station is the central hub of public transport in Rome for both buses and Metros (Lines A and B). The Symposium venue is found at 20 minutes walk from Termini (train and metro station). The bus 310 (direction Vescovio) from Termini bus station reaches Sapienza Campus in four stops. The nearest Metro B Line stop is Policlinico, about 10 minutes away from the Sapienza Campus. From Tiburtina station you can choose either the Metro B Line and stop at Policlinico or any bus like the lines 492, 71, 163, 443 (get off at Piazzale del Verano). Trams 3 and 19 also stop close by.

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