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Regional trains of Rome

Trenitalia operates ten regional train lines connecting Rome to Fiumicino Airport, the harbor of Civitavecchia, and other touristic hotspots.

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At first glance, Rome’s regional train network may seem useful only for transfers from Fiumicino or Civitavecchia. However, it’s also a fast and inexpensive option to travel to areas in Rome that are not directly connected to the metro.

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