Great service, friendly staff. Last minute reservation and took only 10 minutes to arrive…read more We had a private driver in a luxurious car for the standard airport taxi fare. Highly recommended!

I would highly recommend Taxi (NCC) a Roma service. Also, make sure to request for Ariel Lorenzo…read more You can also reach him by whats app as well. I am so happy that someone arranged in advance for Ariel to pick us up from the airport. It was the best way to start off our trip in Roma. Ariel Lorenzo had picked us up on time from the airport and dropped us back off at the airport on time. This gentleman was polite and beyond professional. I believe from the beginning of him picking us up, to the end of him dropping us off at the airport that the service was beyond excellent. My opinion of the taxi service in Amsterdam and Belgium has not been the best. So when we actually came across a taxi cab that was honest, professional and polite I wanted to say thumbs up man, finally, I get a taxi cab that is on point.

This station on Rome Metro Linea B is a necessary evil for us. It's location near Stazione…read moreOstiense is convenient for accessing many historic sites in Rome, as well as direct travel to Termini. The station itself is run-down and generally dirty, and the entry is less than ideal.

Piramide is a station on Line B of the Rome Metro. It's located across Piazzale Ostiense from the…read morePyramid of Cestius that gives the station its name, just outside Porta San Paolo, in the Ostiense quarter. The preceding station is Garbatella going toward Laurentina, and the following station is Circo Massimo going towards Jonio or Rebibbia. Ok the station is kinda dirty and unremarkable overall, it's a subway and a train station. Trains from here go to Ostia's beaches, but I went in the other direction to Trastevere quarter (rione) and the city centre. The station has escalators that can be in non-working condition. It seems to be a gathering place for the homeless and drunks as well. Little research shows that metro station was opened on February 10, 1955. The mosaics by Enrico Castellani from Italy and Beverly Pepper from the U.S., located in the atrium, have won the Artemetro Roma award. The Porta San Paolo station for the Ferrovia Roma-Lido line runs alongside the metro station. The Stazione di Roma Ostiense, from where main lines FR1, FR3, and FR5 run, is connected to the metro station through the underpass.

Bus is right on time. Clean and friendly. Easy to figure out as a tourist. Would ride againread more

Gets me where I need to go but runs on its own sporadic schedule. It's unfortunate for a city to…read morehave such unreliable public transportation and very expensive taxis. Bus drivers are listening to music, on the phone, or smoking while driving. Ticket prices have changed from €1 to €1.50 and still on the rise. Infrastructure and public service in general is lacking in Rome. If ATAC devised a way to enforce buying tickets or bus passes, the prices wouldn't be so high and the service would be better overall.

This Consorzio Turismo Santa shuttle company is a juke and trash. DON TRUST Expedia for Shuttle…read moreService oversea! We ordered a shuttle car service from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia cruise port, we paid $82 to Expedia, we had emails with the shuttle all the time until the day before the ride, we received email said the shuttle schedule changed from two time pick up to one time pick up for the next day and asked us to wait on the terminal 3 door 1 at 12 noon. We waited from 11:30 to 12 and pass scheduled time, we called the company, and the guy told us there is no driver come, asked us to wait longer time. We kept calling him, then he told us try to find a driver but not sure unless we pay more money, we told him we already paid to Expedia, and you should discuss to Expedia. We waited to 12:30 with still no car, because of the Ship schedule, we must get the car to the port, so finally we had to find a cab to take us to the port. After we back to home, I tried to ask refund from Expedia, guess what Expedia said "this was our relationship with the Consorzio not Expedia, because Expedia already paid to Consorzio. What's the excuse? We don't this Consorzio company, we know Expedia, we paid to Expedia, and we don't know how much Expedia paid to this Shuttle Company. Now Expedia through this trash to the customer? What is the Joke?

Weeks ago I used this service. She was late and had a…read morereally nasty attitude. She also charged me extra €50 for city tax. I guess she didn't like Americans. Never again!!!

Prompt, professional, reliable service. I will use them again on my next visit to Rome.read more

The non-stop train service connects Rome's Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to the city's central train…read morestation, Roma Termini. The trip takes approx 32 minutes and there is one every 15 minutes. It's €14 per person, which we purchased online. There is a mini-groups discounted fare- 4 tickets in a single transaction for €40. There was 3 of us (€42), so it was kind of annoying we couldn't do the discounted fare.

On Thursday, January 1, 2026, our family of four (myself, my partner, and our two children aged 5…read moreand 4) arrived at Termini from Napoli. We headed to the Leonardo Express platform to catch the Leonardo Express to Fiumicino Airport. The next train was leaving a couple of minutes later. We tried to tap our credit cards on the automatic machines on the platform but they were not working. We asked a Trenitalia employee and a controller, who were talking to each other at the entrance of the train, if it was ok to pay on board, and they said yes, so we decided to board the train immediately. After we found seats on the train, I pulled out my cell phone and purchased tickets online. I saw that we needed to purchase only two tickets since each adult could be accompanied by one child (please see attached copy of the tickets). Just before arriving to Fiumicino Airport, the same controller we had seen when we boarded the train asked for our tickets. I showed her the tickets on my phone and she said "I do not see tickets here". At first I did not understand what she was saying, so I asked her to repeat and explain what the problem was. That is when I realized that, in the rush, I made the mistake of purchasing tickets from Fiumicino to Termini, instead of from Termini to Fiumicino. This is my mistake, I admit it. I tried to explain to the controller that we were not going to use the tickets I had bought (we live in the USA and have no plan to travel back to Rome soon) but she was very rude and made no effort to try and understand that this was just an honest mistake. She then said I had to purchase new tickets and that the cost of each ticket, when purchased on board, is 64 euros per ticket. I was so shocked that I first refused. The controller then threatened to call the airport police if I refused to pay. Having no choice, I paid, using my American Express card to pay the exorbitant amount of 128 euros (please see attached copy of that receipt). This was a total scam. The controller never informed us that purchasing tickets on board cost the astronomical amount of 64 euros per ticket. The controller was rude and discourteous and made no effort at understanding the situation. We were just tourists trying to make our way to the airport, not delinquants trying to get a free ride, but we were treated as if we had deliberately tried to break the law. I complained at the station at the airport and was given an email address to send my complaint. Needless to say, I never received a reply.