How to Get from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Trevi Fountain
Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is about 34 km southwest of Trevi Fountain in the historic centre. Depending on traffic and transfers, the journey takes roughly 55 minutes by car and 70–90 minutes using trains, coaches or a taxi.
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- Only use the official white taxi rank outside T1 or T3; ignore drivers soliciting inside the terminal.
- For central Rome destinations like Trevi Fountain, ask for the 'tariffa fissa' and confirm €55 before boarding—do not let the driver start the meter.
- Buy train tickets from official Trenitalia machines or online; avoid unofficial 'helpers' who may overcharge or sell invalid tickets.
- Use official coach operators and buy tickets online or at clearly marked desks; be wary of touts selling overpriced bus tickets in the arrivals hall.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cheapest way is usually an airport coach to Roma Termini (about €4–8 online) plus a €1.50 metro ticket to Barberini, totalling from about €5.50 per person. The FL1 train plus metro costs €9.50 and is a fixed-price train alternative.
By taxi or private transfer it takes about 58 minutes without heavy traffic. Public transport takes about 70–90 minutes including walking and transfers.
There is no train station at Trevi Fountain. The best train route is the Leonardo Express to Roma Termini, then Metro A to Barberini and a 7-minute walk. The FL1 regional train via Ostiense with a metro connection is also an option.
Yes, the official Roma Capitale fixed fare from Fiumicino to any address inside the Aurelian Walls, including Trevi Fountain, is €55 per car for up to 4 passengers. Confirm the fare with the driver before leaving.
The Leonardo Express and FL1 trains have space for luggage and no extra luggage fee. The metro and airport coaches also allow luggage, though you should check coach operators for any limits; travelling with large suitcases may be easier by taxi or private transfer.
Between about midnight and 05:30 no trains run, so use a taxi (€55 fixed fare) or a pre-booked private transfer. Some airport coaches also run at night, but check the operator's timetable in advance.
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