Local Transportation
Travel Information – Arriving in Rome
Rome is easily accessible by both air and train, with well-connected airports and railway stations offering convenient travel options.
by AIR
Rome is served by two international airports:
- Leonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO) – Also known as Fiumicino, it is the main international airport with connections to major global destinations.
- Ciampino Airport (CIA) – Mainly used by low-cost airlines.
From both Airports you can easily reach the city center by train, taxi, bus.
by TRAIN
Rome is well connected to major Italian and European cities via high-speed and regional trains. The main stations are:
- Roma Termini: The largest and most central station, with metro, bus, and taxi access.
- Roma Tiburtina – A major hub for high-speed and long-distance trains.
For train schedules and tickets there are two main train companies: Trenitalia and Italo.
Travel Information – Getting Around Rome & Accommodation
Rome has an extensive public transportation system, including buses, metro, and trams.
- Metro: The fastest way to move around, with three lines (A, B, and C).
- Buses & Trams: Operated by ATAC, with an extensive network.
- Taxis: Available at designated taxi stands located throughout the city.
- Walking: Many key attractions are within walking distance of the conference venue.
Rome offers a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly stays. We recommend booking early, as October is a busy period for tourism. For hotel recommendations and booking options, visit the hotels page.