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Rome Fiumicino Airport to
Vatican City

The Vatican is the world’s smallest country, surrounded by the city of Rome. It is home to the Pope, who is the head of the Catholic church. You will marvel at the incredible architecture, rich history, stunning artwork, and perfectly maintained gardens.

You will admire the magnificent St. Peter's Basilica, the masterpieces of Vatican Museums, and the astonishing Sistine Chapel. Continue reading to find out how to get here from Fiumicino Airport.

Train

Traveling from Fiumicino Airport to the Vatican is not possible with a direct line. First, you need to get to Rome. If you wish to take a train, you need to catch the FL1 line, which departs every 15 minutes from Fiumicino airport. The railway station is at Terminal 3, where the majority of airlines depart from and arrive. It will take you approx. 26 minutes to arrive at Trastevere station in Rome. The ticket costs approximately €8.00. You can buy it online, via a smartphone app, or at self-service machines. Then, after reaching Trastevere station, you should take a train to Roma S. Pietro station. It will be a short 6-minute ride. Departures are every 10 minutes during the day.

You will pay €1.00 for a one-way adult ticket. Finally, after getting off at Roma S. Pietro, you have about 10 minutes to walk to reach the southeast entrance to Vatican (St. Peter’s Basilica). For information about schedules and prices visit trenitalia.com.

Yes, trains are cheap, but the journey is inconvenient, and it involves a lot of research on the maps, the timetables, and schedules. So, let’s see how you can travel smoothly and comfortably, with more flexibility.

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Taxi

You can get a taxi right outside the Terminal building. They are white, with roof sign, and meter on the dashboard. Average rate is €55.00. The exact rate will depend on the time and day of your trip. It is a convenient way to travel, however you should be extra careful not to get into an unlicensed vehicle and get scammed.

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To avoid all the hassle and save your precious time, why not book a Fiumicino airport taxi. It will take you directly from Fiumicino to the Vatican. A door-to-door service, with maximum convenience. There are many benefits to this type of travel. First, you can order your airport taxi online. You can choose the type and size of the vehicle. Also, you can choose the method of payment - cash or credit card. And don't worry if your flight gets delayed, our driver will be waiting for you. We have a logistics team that monitors flights. That's how your driver will know exactly when to wait for you. He will be standing at the arrival hall, with a name board.

He will help you with your luggage and then take you straight to your vehicle. Our drivers are trained professionals with years of experience. They also speak English very well and some of them even know several languages. During your ride, he will be happy to answer any of your questions. Book your airport taxi on time and enjoy your stress-free ride. Save your time, have peace of mind, and enjoy excellent service at an affordable price.

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