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Fiumicino Airport Shuttle Bus to/from Rome

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Leonardo Express: High Speed Train from Fiumicino Airport to Rome City Center

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Leonardo Express: High Speed Train from Rome City Center to Fiumicino Airport

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Fiumicino Airport Bus to Rome Centre

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Fiumicino Airport: Shared Bus Transfer from Rome Termini

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Rome Coach Transfer: Fiumicino to Rome

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Rome Airport Bus: Rome Termini to Ciampino Airport

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Rome: Fixed-Price Taxi Transfer to Fiumicino Airport from City Center

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Fiumicino Airport to Rome: Shuttle Transfer To/From City

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Yunus,  Turkey Turkey
12 Mar 2023
Excellent
Very smooth experience from Vatican stop to Fiumicino Airport. Bus arrived 8-10 minutes early and took off exactly at the scheduled time. Staff scans QR codes at bus entrance, very easy and convenient.
Very smooth experience from Vatican stop to Fiumicino Airport. Bus arrived 8-10 minutes early and took off exactly at the scheduled time. Staff scans QR codes at bus entrance, very easy and convenient.
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Jennifer,  United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates
24 Feb 2023
Excellent
Easy and fast access. You can scan the QR code directly from your mobile phone to the train gates. Highly recommended to have a ticket in advance and avoid queue in the ticket counter.
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Philip,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
04 Mar 2023
Excellent
It just worked really well and was very easy!!
Trains were clean, staff a little ‘grumpy’ considering people had been travelling and were tired but I would certainly use it again. Signage was good too.
It just worked really well and was very easy!!
Trains were clean, staff a little ‘grumpy’ considering people had been travelling and were tired but I would certainly use it again. Signage was good too.
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Flying into or out of the ever-busy Rome Fiumicino Airport is already a demand on your time and energy. Do yourself a big favor and book your easy and convenient airport transfer to and from Rome Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport) in advance.

With these handy airport transfer tickets, there's no need to queue for tickets when you land, or during the hecic rush to the airport. Instead, you'll be whisked between Rome city center and Rome Fiumicino Airport in a comfortable shuttle bus, or timely high-speed train. Choose a roundtrip or one-way ticket, then sit back and relax.

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