Taxi Transfers To and From Fiumicino Airport

Taxi ranks are located along the main road that faces terminals 1 and 3 at Rome Fiumicino Airport, and they also leave from the road that faces the train station. The taxi rank areas are signposted in the arrivals areas of the terminals.

Official airport taxis licenced by the municipality of Rome have the city's emblem on their front doors, on both sides, and also have a large "TAXI" sign on their roof. Their licence numbers are shown on the doors, on the rear of the taxi and inside the passenger cabin. The municipal airport taxis are all white, with the "Comune di Roma" emblem on their sides.

A regular fixed fare to central Rome costs between 42.00 euros and 45.00 euros for 2 to 3 passengers and one piece of luggage each. The trip into central Rome takes around 50 minutes.

A trip to Ciampino Airport costs around 50.00 euros for the 19 mile/31 km trip. Getting to Ciampino Airport takes between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the hour of travel.

Travelling to Rome's Vatican City takes also around 50 minutes, costing around 45.00 euros. A Rome Fiumicino Airport taxi to Rome Tiburtina station costs also 50.00 euros for two people travelling with two medium-sized pieces of luggage and two pieces of hand-luggage. The trip takes 60 minutes.

Taking a Rome Fiumicino Airport taxi to Citavecchia Cruise Port takes an hour, costing 120.00 euros. Travelling to Rome Trastevere districts, either to private addresses or hotel accommodation, will take around 55 minutes, costing ca. 45.00 euros. A taxi ride to Ostia takes just 25 minutes, costing 45.00 euros.

Several airport hotels are within a 20 minute drive. A taxi to any of them costs around 45.00 euros.

Italy's largest taxi company, which also operates in Rome, is the Cooperativa Radiotaxi 3570 (https://www.3570.it/). The company has a fleet of some 3,700 vehicles in the city. Although their tariff page is a little out of date, it does chart the various surcharges that may apply to fares in the city.

Within the city, there are numerous taxi ranks, for example outside Rome's Termini Train Station, at Piazza Venezia, Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza delle Cinque Lune, Piazza Barberini, Largo Argentina and near Via Veneto. There are also taxi ranks along Via Boncompagni, the district where the Boncampagni Ludovisi Decorative Arts Museum is located at Number 18 for example, and numerous hotels, shops and restaurants.