Dec 4, 2016, 1:07 pm
Last edit by: CDTraveler
Ground Transportation Options (Including Taxis, Trains, Buses and Shuttles) from 060608 - an Official Rome Tourist site
060608 Aeroporto di Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci - Services and connections
Car Service Options Recommended by Many FTers Over Many Years
Stefano's Rome Cabs Cost 50 for one way transfer. (Price is for up to 3 people with luggage. Additional charges for more people and late night service). Note: as of Feb. 22, 2025, website lists price for FCO-Rome hotels as 100+ for up to 3 people w/ luggage.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Rome Shuttle Limousine Cost 50 for one way transfer. If booking a roundtrip there is a 5 discount. (Price is for up to 3 people with luggage. Additional charges for more people and late night service).
TripAdvisor Reviews
How To Check for Upcoming Transportation Strikes
Link to official website showing schedule of upcoming transport strikes (in Italian)
Link to site above, translated through google
Link to a search for strikes on website "Wanted in Rome". (This is a well maintained site geared to expats which will post info about upcoming strikes, usually a day or so beforehand).
060608 Aeroporto di Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci - Services and connections
Car Service Options Recommended by Many FTers Over Many Years
Stefano's Rome Cabs Cost 50 for one way transfer. (Price is for up to 3 people with luggage. Additional charges for more people and late night service). Note: as of Feb. 22, 2025, website lists price for FCO-Rome hotels as 100+ for up to 3 people w/ luggage.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Rome Shuttle Limousine Cost 50 for one way transfer. If booking a roundtrip there is a 5 discount. (Price is for up to 3 people with luggage. Additional charges for more people and late night service).
TripAdvisor Reviews
How To Check for Upcoming Transportation Strikes
Link to official website showing schedule of upcoming transport strikes (in Italian)
Link to site above, translated through google
Link to a search for strikes on website "Wanted in Rome". (This is a well maintained site geared to expats which will post info about upcoming strikes, usually a day or so beforehand).
FCO to Rome transportation options
Jun 14, 2023 | 6:10 am
#316
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The ones I'm talking about have the Trenitalia logo on them.
Also, at Roma Termini, I was able to buy the 4 for 40 deal, which I couldn't do at the airport. Then I had to do a separate transactions for the fifth ticket at regular price.
Also, at Roma Termini, I was able to buy the 4 for 40 deal, which I couldn't do at the airport. Then I had to do a separate transactions for the fifth ticket at regular price.
Oct 31, 2023 | 3:51 am
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From Fco there is the Leonardo express fast train, a non-stop service every 15 minutes between Rome Termini. I personally chose a private transfer company, much more comfortable with a driver who waits for you at the airport and takes you right to the hotel. Price for 2 with Mercedes sedan 55 euros, very good. Link www.transfers-rome-civitavecchia.com.
Jun 29, 2024 | 4:14 am
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The Leonardo can be very busy and full at this tim of the year. All the folks traveling with the kitchen sink/entire wardrobe don't help either.
or two people or more the cost difference with a taxi flat rate or other ride becomes minimal, plus they will go to your hotel or other final point. May well be worth it especially if the weather gets hot.
But thiis morninmg at 8 am, walking and the train were fine, as I was by myself.
or two people or more the cost difference with a taxi flat rate or other ride becomes minimal, plus they will go to your hotel or other final point. May well be worth it especially if the weather gets hot.
But thiis morninmg at 8 am, walking and the train were fine, as I was by myself.
Jun 29, 2024 | 7:47 pm
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True, as long as your endpoint is within the Aurelian walls, and even "truer" if one has to take a cab from Termini to the hotel!
Jul 8, 2024 | 8:38 pm
#324
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Article in Italian: It's been approved for the fixed fare from the airport to within the Aurelian Walls to become 55 (not clear when it takes effect, but soon). Also the minimum fare for any taxi ride in Rome will become 9 on working days, 12 on Sundays and holidays.
Jul 19, 2024 | 3:07 pm
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Looking for a good last minute (72 hours away) transfer service from Civitavecchia to FCO. Any recommendations? I need a private van not public transport. Thanks!
Jul 20, 2024 | 8:20 am
#326
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RomeCabs is excellent. They are probably fully booked, but worth a chance. Rome Shuttle is often recommended, I have no personal experience:
https://www.romecabs.com
https://www.romeshuttlelimousine.com
https://www.romecabs.com
https://www.romeshuttlelimousine.com
Jul 28, 2024 | 12:26 pm
#327
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Agree with the RomeCabs recommendation. We booked a 6AM transfer from our hotel to FCO. We got a confirmation email 36 hours before our transfer. Our driver arrived 15 mins earlier, and was waiting for us at the lobby of our hotel. The Mercedes SUV was clean, and our driver was very pleasant and professional. They accept credit card payments at drop off. Had to pay a premium price, but decided to book because of our morning flight.
Nov 18, 2024 | 11:04 am
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From Fco there is the Leonardo express fast train, a non-stop service every 15 minutes between Rome Termini. I personally chose a private transfer company, much more comfortable with a driver who waits for you at the airport and takes you right to the hotel. Price for 2 with Mercedes sedan 55 euros, very good. Link www.transfers-rome-civitavecchia.com.
Nov 18, 2024 | 6:46 pm
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Rome cabs officially charge per trip and not per number of passengers, according to the meter. There are exceptions (for example FCO-Rome withinh the Aurelian walls) when they charge a fixed price but, again, the number of passengers (up to four) is irrelevant!
Nov 18, 2024 | 8:30 pm
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If we're a party of 4 with 4 medium suitcases and 4 small backpacks/carryons, will we find taxis with sufficient room for the fixed price? I'd pay more for a larger taxi if needed, but haven't found price information online.