Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

Non-Schengen arrivals clear passport control, then baggage reclaim, then customs.

• The railway station is reached by a covered walkway from Terminal 3 — follow 'Treni / Trains'.
• Buy and validate regional train tickets before boarding where required.
• Only use official taxi ranks; ignore anyone offering rides inside the terminal.

• Juna

  Leonardo Express

  Non-stop train between the airport and Roma Termini.

  Aika:

  About 32 minutes

• Juna

  FL1 regional train

  Regional service to Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina — useful if you are not staying near Termini.

  Does not serve Termini.

• Bussi

  Airport coaches

  Several coach operators run to Termini and other points; cheaper and slower than the train.

• Takksi

  Taxis

  Licensed white taxis operate a fixed fare between Fiumicino and destinations inside the Aurelian Walls.

  Confirm the fixed fare applies to your destination before departing.

• Kyydinjakopalvelu

  Ride-hailing (NCC)

  Licensed private-hire services are available and must be pre-booked in most cases.

• Autonvuokraus

  Rental cars

  Rental centre is reached from the terminals; note Rome's restricted traffic zones (ZTL) in the historic centre.

Schengen and non-Schengen areas are separated; connections between them involve passport control.

• Terminal transfers are signposted; allow time as walking distances are long.
• Confirm minimum connection times with your airline.

Free Wi-Fi is available in the terminals.

• Connect to the airport network and follow the portal instructions.
• Avoid banking logins on public Wi-Fi.

Italy uses the euro; cards are widely accepted, though small cafés may prefer cash.

• ATMs (bancomat) are available in the terminals.
• Decline dynamic currency conversion and pay in euros.
• Tipping is modest and optional in Italy.

Cafés, bars and restaurants operate landside and airside in both terminals.

• Choice is reduced very early in the morning.

Airline and independent lounges operate in the terminals.

• Confirm access with your airline or lounge programme.

Hotels operate at the airport and in the nearby Fiumicino area with shuttles.

• Useful for early departures — central Rome is 30+ minutes away.

Left-luggage services operate at the airport.

• Report delayed baggage to your airline's handling agent before leaving the baggage hall.

Baby-changing and family facilities are available.

• Request accessibility assistance through your airline before travelling.

• Charging points
• Pharmacy
• Prayer room
• Information desks
• Luggage storage
• SIM / mobile shops

Paikallinen hätänumero: 112 (EU emergency)

• Airport medical assistance is available via information desks and airport staff.
• Report a lost passport to the police and contact your embassy or consulate in Italy.

• Tarkista passisi voimassaolo ja mahdollisesti vaadittavat viisumit, ETA- tai maahantulolomakkeet.
• Vahvista lähtöterminaalisi tarkistuskortista edellisenä päivänä.
• Aktivoi matka-eSIM, jotta olet verkossa heti laskeuduttuasi.
• Lataa offline-karttoja ja ota kuvakaappaus hotelliosoitteestasi ja varausnumerostasi.
• Kerro pankillesi matkustamisestasi ja pidä mukanasi varamaksukortti.
• Tallenna paikallinen hätänumero ja suurlähetystösi yhteystiedot puhelimeesi.
• Valokuvaa passisi ja säilytä kopio paikassa, josta saat sen offline-tilassa.
• Tarkista matkatavaroiden enimmäismäärät ja mahdolliset rajoitetut tuotteet kohteeseesi.

Lentokentän toiminta muuttuu. Vahvista terminaalit, hinnat ja aikataulut aina alla olevista virallisista lähteistä ennen matkaa.

• Rome Fiumicino official siteVirallinen lentokenttälähde
• Visa for Italy — official portalHallituksen lähde
• Italian Customs AgencyHallituksen lähde
• ATAC — Rome public transportVirallinen liikennelähde
• Trenitalia (Leonardo Express)Virallinen liikennelähde
• Single European emergency number 112Hallituksen lähde