Airport in rome by leonardo da vinci. Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport (Fiumicino) - the main air gateway of Italy
4 starsHotel in Fiumicino (0.1 miles)
Air Rooms Rome Airport by HelloSky is located at Fiumicino Airport and is connected to its terminals by a covered walkway. It features a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and free... An ideal place for transit travelers, as well as for those who rent a car the next morning after arrival. Despite the location directly on the territory of the airport, there is absolute silence in the room, which makes it possible to relax after the flight.
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Hilton Rome Airport 4 stars
Hotel in Fiumicino (0.2 miles)
The Hilton Rome Airport Hotel is directly connected to Terminals 1-3 of Fiumicino Airport by a covered flyover with a moving walkway. It offers an indoor pool and a free shuttle service to Rome city centre. The hotel is within walking distance of terminal 3 and car rental offices. Walk along the covered overpass. Excellent breakfasts and well trained staff. Hilton is Hilton. Spacious rooms. Although the hotel is near the airport there is no discomfort. Near the hotel 2 parking lots, paid. There is a spa but didn't use it. Great hotel for an overnight stay before an early flight.
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QC Termeroma Spa & Resort 5 stars
Hotel in Fiumicino (1 miles)
The 5-star QC Termeroma Resort & Spa is located on nature reserve Oasi di Porto, just 3.5 km from Leonardo da Vinci Airport. This place is really created to complete the impressions and memories of Rome! It is very good to spend the last day before departure here) a buffet table at 18.30 for visitors to the thermal bath turned out to be a pleasant bonus. The complex is immersed in greenery, birds sing, excellent room, friendly staff. Some special atmosphere
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Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport 4 stars
Hotel in Fiumicino (1 miles)
The Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport is a 5-minute drive from Fiumicino Airport. It offers soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms with an LCD TV and free high-speed Wi-Fi.... Good location. You can get on the free Shuttle Bus from terminal 1 or 3 (the stop is next to the exits from the second floor of the airport). Delicious and varied breakfast (scrambled eggs, baked vegetables, fruits, yogurt, pastries and more) - there is a choice for every taste. We paid only 10 euros for it (there was some kind of promotion that day). Comfortable and clean room, good soundproofing (the sounds of the airport were not heard). We were seated immediately upon arrival - at 13. Thanks a lot for a great vacation! :)
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B&B Vegan Inn Airport - Adult Only
Just 2 km from Rome Fiumicino Airport, Vegan Inn Airport Adults Only B&B is set in a private villa with a private furnished garden. Wonderful hotel in a cozy house. A very friendly and hospitable host, who called a taxi for us to go to the airport and explained how to get to the sea. Not very far from the airport, but not easy to get to on foot. There is a shared kitchen with free drinks + breakfast included. Well equipped room, it is clear that cleanliness and comfort are monitored. But there is one caveat that you can guess from the name of the hotel - it is vegan and advocates for the protection of animals. It is not recommended to store food of animal origin in the refrigerator. It's nice to know that being in this hotel, we support, to some extent, defenseless animals. Perfect for a rest stop before a flight. To the beach 20 minutes walk.
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Domus Porto Di Traiano Resort
Fiumicino (1.3 miles from Fiumicino Airport)
This bed and breakfast is located in Fiumicino, 7 km from shopping center Parco Leonardo and Leonardo Park. Booked a hotel for transit for one night near the airport. On the eve of arrival, they wrote to us via WhatsApp that there was some kind of incident at the hotel and, unfortunately, they would not be able to provide us with a room. But the staff themselves have already booked us a room in a hotel next door, more comfortable, the cost for us will not change (although in fact the second hotel is much more expensive), and as a bonus for the inconvenience, a free shuttle to the airport. I am very grateful to the staff for warning about the situation and for taking care of the client. In any case, for transit I will stay at this hotel.
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FiumicinoA57
Fiumicino (2.2 miles from Fiumicino Airport)
B&B Rome Inoa57 is located 7 km from Parco Leonardo Shopping Centre. It offers free bikes, a garden and air-conditioned rooms with a patio and free Wi-Fi.... Comfortable, very nice staff! Airport transfer is free! Breakfast is normal for Italy!
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Rome-Fiumicino International Airport (L'aeroporto di Roma-Fiumicino)
general information
The airport is located 32 km west of Rome, in the city of Fiumicino. Serves international and domestic flights. This is the largest airport in Italy. Passenger traffic of more than 40 million people passes through it every year. It bears the name of the famous Italian artist, inventor and scientist Leonardo da Vinci.
Code: FCO (in decryption, this is the name of the airport).
Official website of the airport: http://www.adr.it/fiumicino. There is a version in Russian.
Airport Information Service (ATS): +390665951 (24 hours, information in Italian and English).
The airport operates around the clock.
The city has two other airports besides Fiumicino (FCO): Ciampino Airport (CIA, serves domestic, charter flights and low-cost airlines) and Urbe Airport (no code, small civilian airport).
Structure
Leonardo da Vinci Airport has four runways. Passenger service is provided in four terminals:
- T1 - domestic Italian and Schengen flights that do not require passport control;
- T2 - domestic Italian and Schengen flights, mainly low-cost airlines;
- T3 is the largest terminal, serving Schengen and international flights, including with passport control (check-in counters of all Russian airlines are located here);
- T5 - flights to the USA and Israel.
Schemes of departure and arrival zones in Russian: http://www.adr.it/it/web/aeroporti-di-roma-ru-/terminal
Detailed plans of all terminals in PDF format (only available in Italian): http://www.adr.it/pax-fco-mappa-dell-aeroporto
All terminals, except for T5, are interconnected by pedestrian galleries with travolators. A free shuttle runs around the airport (an interval of 15 minutes).
Note! Fiumicino is not only the largest, but also the busiest airport in Rome. Distances between terminals and queues at passport control or security screening can be very impressive. If you are flying with a transfer, choose flights with connections lasting at least an hour and a half.
Airlines
Fiumicino Airport is the hub of the Italian national carrier Alitalia and the Spanish airline Vueling.
Russia is represented by four companies:
- Aeroflot (SU). Registration: Terminal 3. Destination: Moscow, Sheremetyevo, Terminal D. Phone: +390642038521, +390665955761.
- Russia (FV). Registration: Terminal 3. Destination: St. Petersburg, Pulkovo. Tel.: +390665958495.
- Ural Airlines (U6). Registration: Terminal 3. Destination: Ekaterinburg, Koltsovo. Tel.: +73432726000.
- Siberia (S7). Registration: Terminal 3. Destination: Moscow, Domodedovo
Other carriers at Rome Fiumicino Airport regularly listed on the online scoreboard: Air Alps, Air France, KLM, Meridiana, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, El Al, United Airlines, Ukraine International Airlines, Aegean Airlines, Aer Lingus, Aerolíneas Argentinas , Aeroméxico, Afriqiyah Airways, Air Algérie, Air Baltic, Air Canada, Air China, Air Europa, Air Italy, Air Malta, Air Moldova, Air Transat, Austrian Airlines, Belavia, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Blue Air, Blue Panorama Airlines, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Carpatair, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Cimber Sterling, Clickair, Croatia Airlines, Cyprus Airways, Czech Airlines, EasyJet, EgyptAir, Emirates Airline, Eritrean Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, Finnair, Flyglobespan, Germanwings, Iberia , Iran Air, Japan Airlines, Jet2.com, KLM, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, Libyan Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Luxair, Malaysia Airlines, Middle East Airlines, Montenegro Airlines, Neos, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, Saudi Arabian Airlines, SAS, Singapore Airlines, Sky Georgia, SriLankan Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, Syrian Arab Airlines, TAP Portugal, TAROM, Thai Airways International, Transavia.com, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, Wizz Air, Yemenia.
Online scoreboard
Flight information is available on the Fiumicino Airport website, a virtual departure board from Rome is fixed on the main page: http://www.adr.it/web/aeroporti-di-roma-ru-/fiumicino. 3-4 current flights are visible here. At the bottom of the online scoreboard are links to the full list of flights, tracking and search. In the upper part - bookmarks for switching to the arrivals board in Rome, parking lots and hotels in the airport area.
Note! Viewing the Fiumicino Airport website (online scoreboard) can cause some inconvenience:
- Not all sections and bookmarks of the site have been translated.
- The online scoreboard is not very convenient, there is no continuous scrolling, you need to manually switch the list pages or set search parameters (time interval, destination airport, etc.).
Transport
Fiumicino Airport is connected to the center of Rome by a multivariate urban transport network - buses, trains, taxis go here. Can be reached by car.
Bus
Bus service to the airport is provided by COTRAL. Final stops in the city:
- Tiburtina train station (Roma Tiburtina), on the way 1 hour, cost 5 euros;
- Eur Magliana station, metro line B, journey time 50 min., cost €2.80;*
- Cornelia station, metro line A, travel time 1 hour 20 minutes, cost 3.40 euros.*
This is the cheapest way to get to the city, but also the longest. Travel times may be further extended due to traffic congestion.
Train
The Leonardo Express high-speed train runs between the airport and Termini Station. It takes 32 minutes to get to the city center. Trains run every 15 minutes. (sometimes every 30 minutes). Departs from Termini Station in the interval 05:35 - 22:35, from the airport - 06:23 - 23:23. Tickets are sold at the ticket offices of the railway terminal and vending machines. One-way fare 14 euros.*
Is free:
- children under 4 years of age;
- children aged 4 to 12 (one child for each adult with a ticket);
- baggage (without restrictions on weight and dimensions).
This is the most convenient and reliable way to get to the city center and back.
Another option is the commuter train Orte Fara Sabina - Fiumicino with stops Tiburtina, Ostiense, Trastevere and others. Travel time depends on the route. The cost is about 8 euros.*
Taxi
The taxi service is located at the exit of the arrivals area of Terminals 1 and 3. Licensed taxi drivers drive white cars with checkers on the roof, the TAXI sign and the symbol of the municipality on the front doors. Fares are fixed and cannot exceed the specified amounts. The cost of a trip from the airport to the central areas of the city is 48 euros, to any destination within the ring road cannot exceed 70 euros.*
Automobile
Access to the airport is carried out along the highways A91 and SR296.
parking
You can enter the airport free of charge for embarkation and disembarkation of passengers for 20 minutes. For short-term parking, a multi-level parking complex (A, B, C, D) and outdoor parking are provided. Long-term parking is organized near the airport, on the A91 highway, a few minutes by free shuttle from the passenger terminals.
There is a separate parking for motorcycles, disabled drivers, "pink parking" (only for women). The cost is calculated online when booking a parking space or after the fact.
car sharing
40 parking spaces in the short-term parking area are reserved for cars from the carsharing companies Enjoy and Car2go. You can rent a car using the mobile application of the respective company.
rental
Car rentals are provided by Autovia, Avis-Budget, Europcar, Goldcar, Hertz-Thrifty-Dollar, FireFly, Locauto-Enterprise-National-Alamo, Maggiore, RENT4U, Sicily by Car-Autoeuropa, Sixt, Win Rent.
You can make it!
When buying a flight with a transfer in Rome, you can specifically choose the option with a long connection, 6-8 hours. You don't have to worry about luggage as it is usually delivered to your final destination (if both flights are operated by the same airline). After landing in Rome, you can leave the transit zone and spend the whole day in the Italian capital, making a sort of journey within the journey. Termini station is located in historical center city, which is convenient enough for walking. Distance from the station to the main attractions of Rome:
- Colosseum - 1.6 km / 1.6 km
- Trevi Fountain - 1.8 km / 1 mi
- Pantheon - 2.4 km / 2.4 km
- Plaza de España - 1.8 km / 1 mi
- Vatican - 4 km
After returning to the airport, you will need to go through security again.
Services
- Free Wi-Fi, no time limit.
- Luggage storage is located in the arrivals area of Terminal 3. Opening hours: daily from 6:30 to 23:30. Tel.: +390665953541. The cost of storing the 1st piece of baggage is 6 euros per day (or part of the day). Payment upon receipt of baggage.
- Lost and found. Lost&found offices are located in the baggage claim halls of Terminals 1 and 3. Tel.: +390665955253.
- TrueStar's baggage wrapping facilities are open from 07:00 to 22:00 in all terminals. The cost of packing 1 suitcase is 10 euros, for oversized luggage - 20 euros.*
- Bank branches, ATMs and currency exchange points are marked on the map of the airport.
- There is a post office in the arrivals area of Terminal 1. Opening hours: from 8:30 to 15:30 on weekdays.
- Mother and baby rooms are located in the departure area of Terminal 3, behind the information desk, and near gates D01, E11, E44, E51. In the arrivals areas of Terminals 1 and 3, in the baggage claim halls, play corners for kids are equipped.
- Fast Track (no-queuing security check). Payment at the information desks in the departure area, or online. The cost is 8 euros (free for children under 12, accompanied by an adult with a ticket).
- Vip Lounge (leather armchairs, bar, free buffet, shower, fax, copier, etc.). Payment at the information desks in the departure area. The cost is 30 euros (free for children under 2 years old, accompanied by an adult with a ticket).*
- The Catholic chapel is located in the departure area of Terminal 3, the multi-confessional prayer hall is in the arrivals area of Terminal 3.
- 200 restaurants are scattered throughout the airport.
- TOTAL TAX FREE shopping area (prices net of 22% VAT): Bottega Veneta, Bulgari, Burberry, Diesel, Dolce&Gabbana, Emporio Armani, Fendi, Ferrari Store, Furla, Gucci, Hermès, Hour Passion, Just Design, Max Mara, Michael Kors , Montblanc, Omega, Pandora, Pinko, Piquadro, Prada, Rolex, Salvatore Ferragamo, Sunglass Hut, Swatch, Tod's, Unieuro, United Colors of Benetton, Valentino, Versace, etc.). Free personal shopping guide is provided.
Fiumicino Airport is a modern transport hub that provides passengers, both tourists and businessmen, with a full range of services and entertainment. It is conveniently located relative to Rome, easily accessible by various modes of transport, suitable as a transit airport. However, it is worth remembering that it can take a lot of time to move between terminals, railway station and parking lots, and be prudent.
*Prices are current as of May 2018.
Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport (IATA scoreboard code: FCO) is located 35 kilometers west of the center of the Italian capital.
It is the largest and busiest airport in Italy and is the hub for the Italian national carrier Alitalia and Vueling. Passenger turnover of Fiumicino in 2015 amounted to more than 40 million people.
Fiumicino has 4 runways and consists of four terminals: T1, T2, T3 and T5(previously they were marked with letters, but after a large-scale renovation of the airport in 1990-2000 they changed to more convenient digital designations).
Which companies fly from where?
Terminal 1– domestic Italian flights, intra-Schengen flights operated by Alitalia. Domestic Italian and intra-Schengen flights operated by KLM, Air France Hop!, Air Europa, Luxair, Compagnie Aérienne Corse Méditerranée S.A.E.M., Etihad Regional-Darwin Airlines, Air Berlin, Niki and Air Serbia.
Terminal 2– domestic Italian flights, domestic and non-Schengen flights, operated mainly by low-cost airlines Ryan air, Wizz air, Blue Air, Air Moldova, Sun Express and Meridiana.
Terminal 3- all Russian airlines(Aeroflot, Russia, etc.) and the vast majority of other airlines (Schengen and non-Schengen area), some intra-Italian flights also operate from here.
Terminal 5- Direct flights to the USA and Israel operated by American and Israeli airlines respectively.
If you are flying on a connecting flight through Rome's Fiumicino Airport and need to then transfer from one terminal to another, I would advise you to take a ticket with a minimum connection of 2 hours, especially if the flights are operated by different carriers and you need to first pick up luggage from one flight and then check it in his other airline. If there is only one carrier, then I would recommend a minimum connection at Fiumicino Airport from 1.5 hours (and this often means that time will be running out), taking into account distances, queues at passport control and inspection. Naturally, airlines sell tickets with much fewer connections, and if you are late for the second flight within the same ticket due to a late plane or delays at the airport, you must be sent on the next flight. But, since this often violates other plans (check-in at a hotel, a transfer scheduled in advance, etc.), in such large hubs (transfer nodes) in Europe as Fiumicino Airport, it is worth bearing in mind the high probability of traffic overlays and it is better to play it safe by taking more long joint. In addition, between some terminals of Fiumicino Airport, it is necessary to travel by free shuttle buses, which also lengthens travel time (waiting for a bus (interval of 15 minutes), queues of passengers, etc.). In general, according to my travel experience, with children and elderly parents, you should forget about very short connections - this is a lot of stress.
WiFi is free at Fiumicino Airport. To connect, you need to select a network in the "Airport Free Wi-Fi" list, then open it and click on the Free Wi-Fi icon. Every time at the airport you need to do it manually, your gadget will not automatically reconnect.
Fiumicino airport map
Departure area, general view
Departure area, Terminal 1
Departure area, Terminal 2
Departure area, Terminal 3
Departure area, Terminal 5
Arrivals area, general view
Arrivals, Terminal 1
Arrivals, Terminal 3
As you can see, the list of Rome airports is small, but quite suitable for such big city. After all, both are quite extensive air terminal complexes. There are other names of airports in Rome. Fiumicino is also called Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport, while Ciampino is named after Giovanni Battista Pastine.
Distance from Fiumicino to Rome
The airport was put into operation in 1961 when Ciampino could no longer cope with the increasing passenger traffic. It was regularly upgraded. Further improvement of the complex in the future is still planned.
You can see the map of Fiumicino Airport below.
Fiumicino airport map.
Rome Fiumicino Airport - terminal map
Fiumicino terminals are located close to each other, which is very convenient, given that you do not have to spend a lot of time if you need to get from one terminal to another. There are 4 in total:
T1 - international flights to countries that are members of the Schengen Union;
T2 - domestic and international flights;
T3 - flights from non-Schengen countries and domestic flights;
T5 - flights from the USA and Israel.
Fiumicino from a bird's eye view.
Next to each of them can be found a sign with a map of the airport and how to get to other terminals. Some can be reached on foot and others can be reached by shuttle, which runs regularly between them. For example, how to go from terminal 1 to terminal 3 at Fiumicino airport? With the passage of all services, this can be done on foot in minutes 35 - 40.
What services does the airport provide?
Fiumicino has many advantages in the form of numerous facilities and services for its passengers.
Throughout the airport complex are located information boards indicating all services, as well as a scoreboard that lists all flights with the time of their arrival and departure.
Inside Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
If you want to leave your luggage, you can leave it in storage rooms, which are located in the arrivals hall of Terminal 3. For 1 bag or suitcase you need to pay 6 euros. Their opening hours: from 06:30 to 23:30.
There is also very many currency exchangers. Of course, they are available throughout the airport. You can use their services from 06:00 to 23:00. Some are closing one hour earlier. If you arrive at the airport at night, and you need to exchange money, then ATMs are at your service.
At the 3rd terminal there is medical center open 24 hours a day. Pharmacies where you can get medicines without prescriptions, located in the 3rd and 5th terminals.
Terminal 1 is located mail, which is available 08:30 to 15:30, Monday to Friday.
For mothers with children, there are 3 mother and child rooms with changing tables and beds. For smokers there are 3 special rooms. 2 of them are in Terminal 3, near gates G and D, and one more is in Terminal 1, after security control. Organized service for passengers with disabilities.
Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
In Fiumicino WI-FI is free only for the first half an hour. Then you will need to pay for it.
The airport has companies where you can rent a car if you want to travel around Rome offline.
Availability of a business center and multilingual information services- another advantage of Fiumicino.
What is the fastest way to get from Fiumicino to Rome?
To, you can use taxi, bus, train or express.
By train
Express "Leonardo" takes you to the capital of everything for 14 euros. Leonardo is walking twice an hour, from 06:30 to 23:30. You will drive to Rome in just half an hour. Tickets for it can be bought at the box office or special terminals.
Stopping trains.
From the same station where the express departs, depart and trains, but they are not direct, but go through numerous towns in the suburbs of Rome. So along the way you can spend up to one and a half hours. But the ticket is a little cheaper - only 8 euros. Before sending it, you need be sure to compost if you do not want to pay a fine of 100 euros.
By bus
They depart from all Fiumicino terminals. They arrive to Termini station or metro station.
By taxi
It is better to go by taxi if you come with the whole family or with friends. Be careful as taxi drivers in Rome like to inflate their actual fares. Instead of the prescribed 40 euros, they can also name 150.
Taxi and cars at the airport.
To distinguish taxi drivers with a license, pay attention to their cars. They must be white, with a branded sticker on the side.
Transit to Fiumicino
Many flights to Europe and other countries pass through this airport. If you are flying from Russia to another country in transit, and the entire flight is operated by the same company, then you do not need to receive baggage. You will need to go through security control and that's it.
You can only enter the city if you have a Schengen visa.
The largest airport in Italy is the International Airport. Leonardo da Vinci. However air gate Rome has another name - Fiumicino Airport, after the name of the town where it is located.
Rome Fiumicino Airport was founded in 1961, due to the heavy workload of the Rome Ciampino Airport, where domestic and charter flights were subsequently transferred, as well as flights of some low-cost airlines.
The annual passenger traffic of Fiumicino Airport is about 37 million people. Four runways receive and depart flights from numerous airlines from around the world.
The airport is located at:
- 00050, Via del l Aeroporto di Flumicino, P.O. Box 68, Roma Aeroporto, Italy
Online scoreboard
For the Rome Fiumicino Airport flight schedule, please visit online scoreboard arrivals and departures:
How to get to Fiumicino airport and from it to Rome
Fiumicino Airport is located 26 km southwest of Rome. Rome city center can be reached by bus, taxi or train, with exits to public transport boarding points located in each terminal. Transport tickets are purchased after baggage claim.
Buses
Free buses run between the terminals of Rome's Fimicino Airport every 15 minutes. Please note that at night, from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m., the bus must be called by special phones that are installed at bus stops.
Getting to the center of Rome or to railway station will not be difficult. From Fiumicino airport follows a huge number of buses of different carriers. Travel time is approximately 1 hour.
- So company buses Terravision depart from the airport to the center of Rome from 5:35 to 23:00, in the opposite direction, from Rome to the airport - from 4:40 to 21:50. The fare is €5, if you buy a round-trip ticket, you can save 1 euro and pay €9 instead of €10. You can get acquainted with the detailed schedule, as well as purchase a ticket online.
- Termini station can be reached by buses of the company Autostradale that run along the route daily from 07:15 to 00:40. The ticket price is €6. You can get acquainted with the detailed schedule and purchase a ticket online.
- Company buses Cotral to Roma Tiburtina station, stopping at Piazza dei Cinquecento opposite the National Roman Museum. Travel time is one hour. On weekdays, the first bus leaves the airport at 10:55, the last one at 05:00. On Saturday and Sunday, the schedule is slightly different: from 03:30 to 05:00 (Saturday) and from 01:15 to 05:00 (Sunday). The ticket price is €5 at sales points and €7 at the driver. You can get acquainted with the detailed schedule.
- BusShuttle company buses SIT they will also take you to Termini Station, the Vatican, St. Peter's Cathedral. The ticket costs 6€. You can get acquainted with the detailed schedule and buy a ticket.
Taxi
A trip to the center of Rome by taxi will cost €50-60 (luggage is included in the total amount). If you need to get from the airport not to the city center itself, then payment is made according to the taximeter with an additional payment for luggage. Taxi prices may increase on holidays or weekends. There are taxi ranks at the exits of all terminals.
Train
The airport has a railway station. Two railway lines link the airport with Rome.
The Leonardo Express train takes about half an hour to Rome Termini Station. Trains run every 30 minutes. Start of movement at 6:36, completion of work - at 22:52. The ticket price is 14€, for children under 12 accompanied by an adult passenger with a ticket, travel is free. From Rome's Termini Station, the express departs from platforms 23, 24.
The Fara Sabina train goes to the main Roman stations (Tiburtina, Trastevere, Ostiense) and then continues to the suburbs. From the stations located near the stations, passengers can continue to the city center by metro (lines A, B). Travel time is slightly longer than on the Leonardo Express. Schedule of this route: 05:00 – 21:00.
You can check the timetables, routes and transfers on the website www.trenitalia.it.
To get from the city to the airport, you should first take the metro to one of the stations, and then transfer to one of the above trains. Or, using the clues on the signs when exiting the subway, find the stop of one of the buses heading to the airport.
Transfer
The most convenient and fastest way to reach Rome is, which you can order online in advance. Kiwi Taxi service offers its customers a comfortable and fast trip by economy class car (for 4 passengers + luggage) to Rome for the amount of €50 depending on the destination. You can place an order for a trip to other cities in Italy. Travel time to the center of the capital or the Vatican is 30 to 35 minutes. The driver will meet his passengers at the terminal with a name plate in his hands. One of the advantages of using a transfer, among other things, is the fixed price for the trip. This means that the cost indicated when booking a transfer will not change (for example, due to traffic jams).
Fiumicino Airport Terminals: Rome Airport Map
The airport has four terminals, which are located close to each other and at the entrance of which there are signs to other terminals and a general layout of the airport. You can travel between the airport terminals on a free bus that runs every 15 minutes. At night (1:00 - 4:00), the bus should be called using special phones that are located at stops.
Airport terminals:
- Terminal No. 1 is designed to serve domestic flights and flights to / from the Schengen country.
- Terminal No. 2 serves both domestic and international flights, mainly low-cost airlines are based here.
- Terminal No. 3 is the largest terminal at the airport, the specifics of which is the service of long-haul air routes (domestic and international, including those from the CIS countries).
- Terminal 5 serves flights to Israel, Asia and the USA.
You can get acquainted with the general scheme of the airport, terminals and parking lots at the airport.
Additional services
The airport offers its visitors a wide range of both standard and additional services. For ease of orientation, the airport has numerous information stands with diagrams of service services. Each terminal has:
- shops, fast foods, bars, restaurants;
- free Wi-Fi;
- bank branches, currency exchange offices, ATMs;
- waiting rooms, conference and business rooms, VIP areas;
- rooms for children with a nanny, rooms for mother and child;
- pharmacies, first-aid posts;
- mail and payphones;
- smoking rooms;
- prayer rooms for representatives of different faiths. The airport has a Catholic chapel;
- representatives of numerous car rental companies.
Services help desks are free and produced in different languages (just go to the counter with the flag of the state, in the language of which the necessary information will be given). Two days before departure, you can order a special service for a passenger with a disability.
Three hotels are located near the exits from the terminals: the economical Welcome Airport Hotel (2 *), the solid Hilton Roma Airport and the Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport (both 4 *). 5 km from the airport in the town of Fiumicino there is a hotel "Hotel Corallo" (3 *).
Duty free at Fiumicino airport
According to an analysis of prices in European Duty Free shops by the German consumer club ADAC, duty free shops in Rome Airport are the fifth cheapest and most profitable in Europe. So a basket of goods, including cosmetics, perfumes, tobacco and alcohol products, confectionery, will cost 493 €. For comparison, in the cheapest Duty Free (London Heathrow Airport) the same basket of goods costs 435€.
Duty free shops at Rome airport offer a discount of up to 5%. There are many shops here, including world brands. However, according to the observations of many tourists, the prices in the Duty Free airport are not much different from the prices in the shops of the city, and some prices (for example, for cheeses, confectionery, alcohol) are even higher.
One of the most attractive aspects of duty free shops at the airport is a huge selection of designer clothes and accessories, food. They also note the polite and friendly attitude of sellers to the buyer.
