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AEROPORTI DI ROMA Passengers Fiumicino To & from Fiumicino Train

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​​​Reach the Rome city centre easily from Fiumicino Airport using Trenitalia railway services.

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From the railway station, located inside the airport area close to the arrival and departure terminals, you can reach the city centre using the numerous and frequent Trenitalia connections:

  • The Leonardo express, non-stop service dedicated exclusively to airport passengers to/from Roma Termini with departures every 15 minutes and travel time of 32 minutes*

  • The FL1 regional line trains from/to other Rome stations, with departures every 15 minutes on working days and every 30 minutes on weekends and holidays.

 * The service is operational with departure from Roma Termini, from 04:50 through 23:35, and from Fiumicino Airport from 05:38 through 00:23
 
Thanks to the High-Speed Trenitalia connections, you can quickly reach the major Italian cities in the Northeast (Venice and Padua), Northwest (Genoa-La Spezia), Centre (Bologna and Florence) and Sud (Naples)

 

 

Frecciarossa: four High Speed trains, two arriving and two departing, connect the Leonardo Da Vinci Airport daily with the cities of Rome, Naples, Florence, Bologna, Padua and Venice, without and intermediate train changes.

Departure from Fiumicino airport: 9:38 - 13:53 - 21:53 

Arrival at Fiumicino airport: 7:52 - 9:22 - 14:07

Minimum duration of the trip to Fiumicino Airport:

2h 07' from Naples C.le

2h 14' from Florence S.M.N.

2h 57' from Bologna C.le

3h 59' from Padua

4h 15' from Venice M.

 

 

Where to purchase tickets:

You can purchase tickets online at:

Trenitalia

Regional tickets purchased online must always be printed prior to the trip and shown at the turnstiles in the Fiumicino Airport station.

 

Tickets are also sold at authorised Trenitalia resellers:
ticket offices in the station
self-service kiosks in the airport and in the station
authorised travel agencies
authorised retailers (e.g. cafés, tobacconists, newsstands)