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Suburban trains of Rome

The three suburban train lines, with a total length of 135 km, can be considered as an extension of the subway of Rome. They’re managed by the same company, maintain equal fares, and use the same…

Introduction
The ultimate guide to using Rome's suburban trains. Find detailed information on lines, tickets, passes, timetables, and maps.
Lines
Find out all about suburban trains in Rome. Here's the info on each line, which lines you might be interested in as a tourist, and more.
Tickets and schedule
Find out all about tickets and schedules for suburban trains of Rome. Here's the info on how to get a ticket, available ticket types, timetables, and…
Maps and tools
Find out all about maps and useful tools for Rome's suburban trains. Here's the official suburban train map and useful tools for planning journeys.

Suburban trains of Rome

The three suburban train lines, with a total length of 135 km, can be considered as an extension of the subway of Rome. They’re managed by the same company, maintain equal fares, and use the same tickets and passes.

Introduction Lines Tickets and schedule Maps and tools

Suburban trains of Rome

The three suburban train lines, with a total length of 135 km, can be considered as an extension of the subway of Rome. They’re managed by the same company, maintain equal fares, and use the same tickets and passes.

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Suburban trains are, in general, not very interesting for tourists but they’re convenient to visit the archaeological site of Ostia Antica and to reach the beaches in the area.

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