Getting around in Rome

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The city of Rome counts only 2 airports (the both are international airports). The most important one is the Leonardo Da Vinci Airport : it's the...

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Termini is an important junction of the rail surface: 31 tracks and 150 million passengers a year who do it is the second largest in Europe for traffic and size, but also the only point of coincidence between the underground lines A and B.

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Address: Piazza dei Cinquecento + Share

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Our company, Eco Move Rent, provides scooter and bike rental service which, actually, is the very best way to enjoy and discover Rome. The ethernal city is full of hidden jewels in the center, between the well known...

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Everybody arrives in Rome with its own idea of the city, accumulated through the years, from school studies to cinema movies. Any body knows about the Trevi fountain or how the...

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Managed by ATAC SpA, the network of public transport in the capital area offers a comprehensive service that guarantees service even during the night. - BIT by 1.5 euros which lasts 100 minutes from validation - MULTIBIT from 7.70 euros for the same...

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Line A has 27 stations and connects the south-east (Anagnina) with the north-west (station Battistini). The B line has 22 stations that connect the eastern suburbs (Rebibbia station) with the EUR district (the Laurentina). The races take place every...

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Airportconnection.it provides an excellent Airport Shuttle service in Rome. The buses leaves both from Fiumicino and Ciampino to every zone in the city of Rome, to bus and train...

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Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport is also known as Fiumicino Airport. This airport is one of the largest airports in Italy and second largest international air gateway. It served almost 35,226,351 passengers in 2008 and...

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Address: Aeroporto Internazionale Leonardo da Vinci + Share

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Ciampino Airport is a joint civilian and a commercial as well a military airport situated near Rome in Italy. This airport is located 15 kilometers to the south east of Central Rome. The Ciampino Airport was opened in 1916 and...

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Address: Aeroporto di Ciampino + Share

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Terravision offers an airport service transfet from Ciampino airport to Termini station ( Rome city center).Buses depart every 30 minutes.The journey is direct and lasts 40 minutes.A one way ticket costs only 4€ if...

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