Taxi & Transfers from Rome train station «Roma Termini Train Station» to Rome

How to Get from Termini Train Station to Rome

Termini train station is the biggest station in Rome and Italy. It has about 30 platforms and serves about 800 trains a day. Therefore, people, who come to Rome, often wonder, how to get from Termini train station to the place they need.

Taxi from Termini Train Station to Rome

It is difficult to say how much a taxi ride from Termini train station to a destination you need in Rome will cost, as the price depends on traffic jams and extra charge for luggage. The only advice is to go to an official rank, located in front of the main entrance, instead of taking a taxi from people who offer their service near Termini train station. If you decide to take an unofficial taxi from Termini, you will end up paying a lot of money for a short trip. Therefore, ask about the price before the trip starts, and check if a taximeter is turned on at the beginning of a taxi ride.

Transfer from Termini Train Station to Rome

Nowadays more and more people prefer to book a transfer in advance, for not losing time while searching for a bus station or waiting for a taxi. If you are among them, the Kiwitaxi transfer might be the one that might suit you. We provide our customers with good service, safety, and comfort. Tariffs do not change after the transfer booking is made. You can pay both in cash and by credit card.

Thus, a taxi transfer in a micro-class car from Termini train station to any destination, located in Rome, will cost you 30 euros. If you travel in a big group, we can suggest you a transfer in a minibus. A fare of a transfer from Termini to any place in Rome for 7 persons is 57 euros. Do not hesitate to ask our consultants, who are always online in order to help you.

Public transport from Termini Train Station to Rome

If you are a budget traveler, you might choose public transportation. The majority of Rome buses and metro lines A and B stop at the central railway station, so you have an opportunity to go from Termini train station whenever you want. You can buy a 75-minute ticket, which costs only 1.5 euro and lets you use metro, buses, and trams within the city unlimitedly. However, you will not be able to leave the metro and return again, so you might choose a day pass, which costs 6 euros and ends up at midnight. If you are planning to stay in Rome for some days, you can buy a 3-day or week passes.

Interesting Information

The train station’s name has a strong connection with Ancient Rome, as it was built near Baths of Diocletian, and “thermae” is the Latin translation of “baths”. Nowadays, the ruins of baths are open to the public.