There are a number of ways to get to and from the two airports in Rome: Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (also known as Fiumicino airport) and Ciampino airport. Whether you arrive in the morning or at night, get to know the best mode of transportation. Prices and directions included.
Ciampino is Rome’s second airport, and the destination of choice for many of Europe’s low-cost airlines. It is less well served by transport links than Fiumicino. But, it is closer to Rome city center than Fiumicino. We explore your options.
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Favored by low-cost airlines, Ciampino – Rome’s second airport – is closed at night (unlike its bigger counterpart Fiumicino) between the hours of midnight and 4am. The first planes landing into Ciampino tend to arrive around 6am. If you were planning
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