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National and International Trains
Visit Trenitalia (http://www.trenitalia.com/trenitalia.html) website for timetables, fares, booking online and information.
Rome Airport Train Services
There is a direct non stop train called the Leonardo Express from Termini to Rome's Fiumicino Airport - the one used by most of the scheduled national airlines.
From Rome Termini:
Trains to the airport start at 5:52am in the morning, with trains running at 22 and 52 minutes after the hour. The last train of the day departs at 10.52pm
From Rome's Fiumicino International Airport:
Trains to Termini Station start at 6:35am in the morning, with trains running at 5 and 35 minutes after the hour. The last train of the day departs at 11.35pm
The train covers the 37 km in around 31 minutes.
Important Note:
These schedules may change, see the Leonardo Express page for frequently updated schedules. There is a cheaper alternative, a stopping train that runs every 15 minutes (30 minutes, Sunday) from Fiumicino. It doesn't stop at Termini but connects with the Metro at Piramide and Tiburtina stations.
Fares
Leonardo Express
Every 30 minutes, takes 35 minutes - € 9,50
Suburban Stopping Train
Every 15 minutes (30 minutes Sunday) - € 5,00
Railway Rome – Lido di Ostia
On service: from 5.18am to 11:30pm (after 11:30 pm, the line is replaced by the bus line 80N)
Stops: Porta S.Paolo - Basilica S. Paolo - Eur Magliana - Tor di Valle – Vitinia - Casal Bernocchi – Acilia - Ostia Antica - Lido Nord - Lido Centro - Stella Polare - Castel Fusano - Cristoforo Colombo
Railway Rome - Civitacastellana - Viterbo
On service: (Flaminio-PrimaPorta) from 5.45 am alle 10.54 pm (Sunday and Holidays: from 5.50 am to 10.10 pm)
On service (PrimaPorta-Viterbo) from 5.54 am to 11.06 pm (Sunday and Holidays: from 6.13 am to 10.33 pm)
Stops: Flaminio – Euclide - Acqua Acetosa - Campi Sportivi - Tor di Quinto - Due Ponti – Grottarossa - Saxa Rubra - Centro Rai – Labaro - La Celsa - Prima Porta – Montebello - La Giustiniana – Sacrofano
Railway Rome – Pantano Borghese
On service: from 5.30 am to 9.30 pm
Stops: Termini Laziali - S.Bibiana - Porta Maggiore - Ponte Casilino - S. Elena – Villini – Alessi – Filarete – Torpignattara – Berardi - Balzani – Centocelle – Togliatti – Grano – Alessandrino - Torre Spaccata - Torre Maura – Tobagi – Giardinetti – Torrenova - Torre Angela - Torre Gaia - Grotte Celoni - Fontana Candida – Borghesiana – Bolognetta – Finocchio – Graniti - Pantano
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Termini Station
Termini Station was inaugurated in 1873. It takes its name from its location in the square where there were the ruins of Diocletianus Baths. It was built on the estate expropriated to the family of the Princes Massimo. It was designed by the architect Salvatore Bianchi and at the beginning the two long parallel constructions were the seat of the support services of Roma – Frascati and Roma – Ceprano lines. During the excavation of the “Monte della Giustizia” (Justice Mount), a heap of millenary rubble coming from the construction of the baths, the “aggere” (agger) in “saxo quadrato” was brought to light. It probably dates back to the IV century b.C., when the Servian Wall was fortified in the vain attempt to stem the invasion of the Gauls leaded by Brennus. Termini Station was completely modified in the occasion of the Jubilees of 1950 and 2000, but the ancient elements of the agger, whose ruins are perfectly visible, were maintained, in perfect harmony with the modern infrastructures, between which there is also a trading centre.
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