Rome Ciampino Airport

General Information
Airport Name: Rome Ciampino Airport
Phone: +39 (06) 7934 8521
Airport Code: CIA      
Website: www.adr.it
Address: 
G B Pastine-Ciampino
via Appia Nuova
I-00040 Rome Ciampino
Italy

Ciampino Airport, Rome's secondary airport, has been growing steadily over the last few years, serving an increasing number of budget flights, including many to the UK. As the airport, which is just outside the city, expands, the limited transport options are improving at a slower rate.

Parking
See the map of the parking in Ciampino (link a http://www.adr.it/photo/mappa_p6.JPG )

Getting the airport
Taxi - Taxis are available at the airport. The official taxis are white and identified by the illuminated Taxi sign on the roof.
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By Train - There is a bus available to take passengers to the nearby train station, and passengers then take the train into Rome. Alternatively take a bus to the central train station in Rome. There are taxis available to take passengers to the railway stations, and the fare will be about 35.

Ciampino Airport - Anagnina Metro
Anagnina is at the end of Metro Linea A, which runs right through Rome, with stops including Stazione Termini and Piazza di Spagna. This section of the journey will take half an hour or more. Tickets (€1 for 75 minutes' travel) can be bought from machines or news-stands. If you're planning to do a lot of travelling by public transport, this is a good time to buy a travelcard.
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By Bus - CO.TRA.L. operates a bus which connects the airport to the Anagnina Underground station (line A) and to the train station of Ciampino. From Anagnina, it is a direct 30-minute metro journey to Termini station. From the Ciampino train station, it's a direct 15 minute connection to Rome Termini.

Terravision's Rome Coach Services
This is a direct bus service, timed to coincide with flights, which connects Ciampino with Stazione Termini in the centre of Rome. This airport service has always seemed fairly efficient, and is, after a taxi, the most efficient and comfortable way to get into Rome. The journey takes around 40 minutes, depending on traffic.
For timetable details or buy the ticket visit the Terravisioni website http://www.terravision.eu/london.html

Ciampino - Termini bus
A bus service also run by Schiaffini, connects the airport with Termini. It's slightly cheaper than the competing Terravision bus, costing € 5 each way (although you may be asked to pay an extra €1 per suitcase), but it only runs about seven times a day, and is less comfortable. For timetable details or buy the ticket  visit the Schiaffini website http://www.schiaffini.com/