Regional train lines can be recognized on maps by the prefix “FL” (Ferrovie Laziali) and a number. The Leonardo Express and Civitavecchia Express lines are also considered regional, although they don’t appear on every map.

FL1 (Orte - Fiumicino airport)

This line passes by 26 stations and is 110 km long. It connects Fiumicino airport with the village of Orte, in the north of the Lazio region.

The stations of interest on the FL1 line are:

The cost of a trip from Fiumicino airport to Rome with line FL1 is €8.00. The journey takes between 27 and 48 minutes, depending on the destination.

More information about the different travel options can be found in our guide on how to get to Rome from Fiumicino airport.

FL2 (Tiburtina - Tivoli)

The FL2 line is perfect for short trips to Tivoli. The cost of a one-way ticket is only €3.00 and the travel time is usually 60 minutes.

Please, note that Villa Adriana is a 50-minute walk from Tivoli station. If you wish to visit this archaeological site, it’s better to travel by bus or book an excursion.

FL3 (Tiburtina - Viterbo)

Line FL3 is useful for visiting Viterbo and its medieval treasures. The trip costs €5.60 and lasts about 1 hour and 40 minutes.

There is a suburban train line that also reaches Viterbo and the trip is slightly cheaper for only €4.80. However, the entire journey can take up to 3 hours, so it’s not recommendable.

Line FL3 covers a part of the same route as line FL1, so it can also be useful for short trips within Rome. The urban stations it covers are:

FL4 (Termini - Velletri / Albano Laziale / Frascati)

The FL4 line can be useful to visit Frascati or Castelgandolfo, although it’s more commonly used for connections between Rome and Ciampino airport. The combined bus and train service is called Ciampino Airlink.

For more details on transportation options, see our guide on how to get to Rome from Ciampino airport.

FL5 (Termini - Civitavecchia)

This line is very popular among visitors arriving by cruise ship to the harbor of Civitavecchia. From there it takes 70 minutes to reach Rome, for only €4.60.

The FL5 line has 13 stations, four of which are of great interest:

There’s a special service for visitors who only have a few hours to visit Rome before having to return to the port in the evening, called the Civitavecchia Express.

For further information, check out our guide on how to get to Rome from the harbor of Civitavecchia.

FL6 (Termini - Cassino)

The FL6 line is mainly used for connexions between Rome and the cities of Frosinone, Colleferro, or Cassino.

It’s also suitable for connections between Rome and Ciampino airport, using the combined bus and train service called Ciampino Airlink.

For more information on the Ciampino Airlink service and other lines, see our guide on how to get to Rome from Ciampino airport.

FL7 (Termini - Minturno - Scauri)

This line connects Rome with the southern part of the Lazio region. This one is not relevant to tourists.

FL8 (Termini - Nettuno)

Up to Campoleone station, it has the same route as line FL7. Here it has a diversion to continue to the southwest of the Lazio region. This is neither a popular line among tourists.

Leonardo Express

This is a special line that offers a direct connection between Fiumicino airport and the Termini station. The trip has a duration of 32 minutes and costs €14.00.

There are also more affordable options that might be suitable for you. You can check out the details in our guide on how to get to Rome from Fiumicino airport.

Civitavecchia Express

The Civitavecchia Express offers a special service for visitors arriving by cruise ship at the harbor of Civitavecchia, who only have a few hours to explore Rome.

A one-way ticket costs €10.00 but it’s also possible to purchase a round-trip ticket for €15.00.

This line has the following stops:

There are a few other options to complete this journey. You can find more information in our guide on how to get to Rome from the harbor of Civitavecchia.