Magnifico Rome Guest House

• Ciampino Airport (CIA) 8.7 mi.

• Leonardo Da Vinci (Fiumicino) International Airport (FCO) 14 mi.

• Perugia / San Egidio Airport (PEG) 83 mi.

• Roma,salaria 6.2 mi.

• Roma - Termini Railway Station 0 mi.

• Roma termini 0 mi.

• Train station 0 mi.

• Train station 0 mi.

• Repubblica 0.12 mi.

• Trade fair 0 mi.

• Rom City center0.62 mi.

Rome's Bus network is extensive and functions quite well, but the metro (subway) is much simpler for the short-term visitors to master. Public transportation Tickets must be purchased in advance from tabacchis, newsstands, bars, or vending machines (exact change only!) at metro and major bus stops. Although most of the sights in Rome are within walking distance or accessible by public transportation, two wheels will give you the freedom to see exsactly what interests you, and in less time. The Rome subway goes round rather than through the historic city. It has only two lines, A (orange) and B (blue), which cross at Termini Central Station.

Central Termini Station: Getting out of Station, you will be in Piazza dei Cinquecento, Go towards viale luigi einaudi untill you reach the Piazza della repubblica. Once you get there, take Via Nazionale and walk for a couple of minutes. When you get to the number 243, you will see the hotel. by subway: Inside Termini Station take the A line tube until the Repubblica stop, is just 1 stop, then, came out from the tube station and get Via Nazionale, some little more minutes and here you are at the Hotel. by bus: Getting out of Termini Station, you will be in Piazza dei Cinquecento, here you will find the most important Bus station, take the Bus number 64, only 3 stops about and here you are at the Hotel. Rome Fiumicino Airport - Leonardo Da Vinci: Inside the Airport, follow the signs “Ai Treni” “ To the Train” . Take the first train living for Rome Termini Station. Time of arriving is 30 minutes about. Pick Up Service on request. Rome Ciampino Airport: From the Airport, a bus services will lead you to Anagnina Train Station, take one of it until “Termini Station”. Information about Rome transports: Rome's Bus network is extensive and functions quite well, but the metro (subway) is much simpler for the short-term visitors to master. Public transportation Tickets must be purchased in advance from tabacchis, newsstands, bars, or vending machines (exact change only!) at metro and major bus stops. Although most of the sights in Rome are within walking distance or accessible by public transportation, two wheels will give you the freedom to see exsactly what interests you, and in less time. The Rome subway goes round rather than through the historic city. It has only two lines, A (orange) and B (blue), which cross at Termini Central Station.