FAQs
Rome (FCO) airport

There are several bus options with fares ranging between €4.00 and €7.00. The Cotral, SIT Bus Shuttle and Terravision services connect the airport with central destinations such as Termini, Tiburtina and the Vatican. Check updated schedules and fares on each company’s website or on the airport’s official site.

The fastest option is to take a taxi or a ride-hailing service such as Uber, with an estimated journey time of around 40 minutes to central Rome. However, these are also the most expensive options. For fixed taxi fares to central Rome, check the official information at the airport or ask authorised taxi drivers.

Ride-hailing vehicles generally wait on the upper level of the short-stay car park. Locations may vary, so it is recommended to always check the app after requesting a ride to obtain precise pick-up instructions.

Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi access in all terminals. You can connect to the "AIRPORT FREE WIFI" network.

To travel between Fiumicino Airport and Ciampino Airport, you must first go to central Rome (for example, to Termini or Tiburtina stations). From there, you can take another bus or train service to the desired airport. There is no direct connection between the two airports.

There is a free shuttle service that operates every 5–15 minutes. It connects the terminals, parking areas and the airport’s cargo zone.

The company TIM sells SIM cards and other mobile phone accessories. Their sales point is located in Terminal 3 and operates from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.

The airport has a wide variety of shops, restaurants, bars and cafés, with some options open overnight in Terminal 3. There are also vending machines in all terminals. VIP lounges are an excellent option for waiting comfortably, offering services such as food, drinks and a relaxed environment. In addition, there are two hotels within the airport complex: HelloSky, in front of the terminals, and Hilton Rome Airport, connected by a covered walkway.

For items lost before security checks, contact Tel +39 665 955 253 or email oggettirinvenuti@adrsecurity.it. The office is located in the arrivals area of Terminal 3, open Monday to Friday from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and weekends from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm. If the loss occurred after security checks, the contact number is +39 665 953 313 and the email is lostfoundadr@adr.it. This office is situated in the baggage claim area of Terminal 3, opposite baggage belt 14, and operates daily from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm.

The luggage storage service is located in Terminal 3, in the international arrivals area. The fees are €10.00 per bag every 24 hours. Payment is made upon collecting the luggage. Porter service is also available with fees of €9.00 per piece of conventional luggage and €12.00 for non-conventional luggage. Payment for porter services can be made online or at the information desks (debit/credit card only).

Yes, the Kiss & Go area is a fast and free parking zone, designed to allow passengers and companions up to 15 minutes to drop off or pick up travellers near the terminals at no cost.

ATMs and currency exchange agencies are available within the terminals, and their locations can be found on maps and multimedia totems. In addition, Poste Italiane has a post office in the arrivals area of Terminal 1, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

Pharmacies are located in the departures area of the terminals and operate from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. The emergency room ('Pronto Soccorso') provides medical assistance 24 hours a day, all year round, to passengers, companions and airport staff.