How To Get Around Roma

 
 Rome is served by an integrated public transport system. The system includes a network of subways, buses, trams and metro-type rail services.
 
BUSES AND TRAMS
 The city is served by more than 235 bus routes and 7 tram routes wich operate from 5.30am to 0.00.
Night bus services comprise 27 routes operating from 0.10 to 5.30am. These services are recognised by the number followed by letter "N".
Bus route 110 provides a tour of the key sites of historic interest in central Rome departing from Termini Station at 2.30pm during winter and at 3.30pm in summer. Tickets (15.000 lires) can be bought at Termini.
 
SUBWAYS
 Line "A" links the area of Tuscolana in the South-East of the city whit Termini rail Station, the historic center of Rome and the area of Prati to the West.
Line "B" links the Eur area with the S.Paolo basilica, the Colosseo and the rail stations of Ostiense, Termini and Tiburtina.
The subways operate from 5.30am to 11.30pm (on saturdays the last trains leaves at 0.30).
 
RAILWAYS
 Within the central area of Rome there are 6 key interchange stations (Flaminio, Trastevere, Ostiense, Tuscolana, Termini and Tiburtina), operated by F.S. and COTRAL.
 
    MOBILITY IMPAIRED
The bus routes 157 and 590 are reserved for passegers with impaired mobility. The 590 follows the route of the "A"'s subway line.

 

 

TRAVELCARDS
 
SEASON TICKET
Montly or annual is valid on all public transport services within the metropolitan area of Rome.
 
WEEKLY CARD TICKET (CIS)
Is valid for 7 days on all public transport services within the metropolitan area of Rome.
 
 
DAILY TICKET (BIG)
Is valid for use on  on all public transport services within the metropolitan area of Rome on the day it is validated.
 
75 MINUTES TICKET (BIT)

Is valid for up to 75 minutes on all ATAC buses and trams, for a trip on subways lines "A" and "B" and for a trip of any metro-type F.S. train within the metropolitan Rome's area -
Lire 1.500.