Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), also known as Rome Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport, is Italy’s busiest airport, with millions of passengers flying in and out each year. The airport is located around 19 miles south of Rome.
If you're flying to or from Rome, you’ll probably need to travel to or from Rome Fiumicino Airport. Don’t worry though – it's easy to get there by train.
Read on to learn more about buying Rome Fiumicino Airport train tickets, timetables, and possible connections.
Flying into Fiumicino Airport and not sure how to get to the city center? Read on for more information.
Depending on where you’re flying from, you’ll arrive at either Terminal 1 or 3 at Fiumicino Airport.
If you arrive at Terminal 1, you’ll need to get to Terminal 3 to take your train to the city center as the train station is located there. To reach Terminal 3, you can take the airport’s free shuttle bus, which connects the 2 terminals in just a couple of minutes.
If you arrive at Terminal 3, simply follow the signs to the train station.
To get from Fiumicino Airport to the city center, you can travel with one of the following train operators:
Flying from Fiumicino Airport and not sure how to get there? We’ve got you covered!
There are 2 train operators that connect Rome city center with Fiumicino Airport:
Sure, you might have had a good time in Rome, but your European adventure doesn’t have to stop there. Why not check out some of these trips below?
Embark on a train journey from Rome to the Amalfi Coast, where pastel-hued villages cling to dramatic cliffs above the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea.
You’ll need to make at least one change along the way (usually in Naples or Salerno) – that’s a great excuse to further explore the beautiful Campania region! Book your tickets from Rome to the Amalfi Coast now.
Looking for another Italian destination to add to your bucket list? Visit Venice! You can travel directly from Rome to Venice by train, with the quickest journeys taking a little over 3 hours.
We’ve even got a guide to the main train stations in Venice to help you navigate the city. And if you’re not sure where to stay when you visit Venice, check out our guide to the best boutique hotels in Venice for more inspiration.
Traverse the Italian countryside by train from Rome to Milan, where historic grandeur meets modern elegance in a city famed for its fashion, art, and iconic landmarks, promising a journey of cultural immersion and cosmopolitan allure.
You can take a direct Italo or Frecciarossa train from Rome to Milan – you’ll be there in less than 3 hours. How cool is that? And if you can’t get enough of La Bella Italia, why not continue exploring Italy with a Eurail Pass?
Traveling from Fiumicino Airport to Florence, Venice or Naples? Keep reading for more information on how to get there by train.
Want to see a new city in Italy? It’ll only take you around 2 hours to travel from Fiumicino Airport to Florence by train on the fastest services.
Thanks to Frecciarossa direct services, you’ll go straight from the airport to Florence without having to change along the way. Use our Journey Planner at the top of the page to compare times, prices and onboard services so you can pick the best option for you.
See the sights when you follow our guide to Florence on a budget, visit Florence’s stunning churches or check out the most authentic restaurants in Florence.
Another popular trip is to take the train from Fiumicino Airport to Venice. On the fastest Frecciarossa services, you can be in Venice in around 4 hours, and you won’t have to change either!
Whether you’re visiting Venice to check out the Carnevale festivities or just looking to experience life in the slow lane (on a gondola!), there’s plenty to see and do in Venice. We’ve also got you covered when it comes to where to stay: check out our guide to the best boutique hotels in Venice, Italy.
You’ll arrive at Venezia Santa Lucia station, which is the perfect location to start exploring the city. Read our guide to Venice’s train stations for more information about this station and Venezia Mestre, another train station you can find in Venice.
If you’re looking for somewhere special to visit on your trip to Italy, look no further than Naples! Whether you want to see Naples’ most iconic sites or you’re looking for the best food to eat in Naples, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Traveling from Fiumicino Airport to Naples is easy by train. Thanks to Frecciarossa high-speed services, you’ll be able to get directly from the airport to Naples in less than 2 hours. This means no extra transfer time – simply pick up your bags and go!
For travel between Fiumicino Airport and central Rome, you can buy a ticket online. We’ll show you how.
To buy a train ticket for a journey to or from Rome Fiumicino Airport, you can use our Journey Planner. We’ll show you a range of times and prices, so you can pick the option that best suits you.
How to buy a train ticket online with Trainline:
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