Taxi & Transfers from Rome to Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA)

How to Get from Rome to Ciampino Airport

By Public Bus

Direct buses link Rome Termini with Ciampino Airport. They stop outside Piazza dei Cinquecento and run often in daytime. The ride takes about forty minutes when traffic is light. A seat costs around six euro. Large bags go in the hold while hand luggage stays with you in the cabin.

By Shuttle Bus

Private vans run from hotels and central stops toward Ciampino.

They line up near Termini and leave once the seats are sold.

The trip lasts about forty five minutes. A ticket costs more than the public bus but you avoid changes. At late hours many travellers book a Rome to Ciampino taxi-transfer instead of waiting.

By Taxi

Taxi from Rome centre to Ciampino Airport waits near Termini and large squares. The distance is fifteen kilometres and the drive takes about thirty minutes when roads are clear. The fare includes normal luggage and fuel. Cars take cards though cash helps if the terminal loses signal.

Sharing the ride with friends lowers the cost and still gives door to door comfort.

By Metro and Bus

You can ride Metro Line A to Anagnina then take local bus 520 or ATRAL shuttle. The whole trip lasts about one hour. A metro ticket costs €1.50 and the bus adds another small fee. Machines accept both cash and card. Buses stop right outside the station and run often.

This is the cheapest option but less handy with heavy bags.

Private Transfer

Booking a Rome to Ciampino taxi with Kiwitaxi shows the fare before payment and keeps it fixed.

The driver meets you at the hotel door and loads all bags before heading straight to the terminal.

Economy cars fit solo rides or couples. Vans seat up to seven and when the fare is shared the cost stays close to bus prices.

Kiwitaxi support answers fast if your plan shifts and can move pickup without extra fee its a smooth finish.

Vehicle-classes

Choose the car that suits your group and luggage then confirm booking.

• Economy – for 1–2 passengers
• Comfort – for couples or families with bags
• Minivan – for groups or bulky luggage
• Business – for quiet cabins and added space

The service price covers fuel tolls and one hour of waiting at pickup.

Transfer with Children

Child seats are paid options. Add age and weight when booking so the correct one is ready. The driver installs it before pickup and the trip begins safe and calm.

Transfer with Pets

Small pets travel in a carrier on your lap.

Medium or large dogs need a crate or belt harness. A liner can be added in the boot if you ask.

Pet transfer is a paid option and the driver keeps the car cool so animals stay fine.

What to See in Rome

If you have spare time before leaving visit the Colosseum or the Roman Forum near the centre. Walk to Piazza Venezia and climb the steps for a wide view over rooftops. The Trevi Fountain is close and many travellers throw a coin for luck. Cafés serve espresso on every corner.

In the evening head to Trastevere where narrow lanes glow under lanterns and music drifts from small bars.