Rome Ciampino Airport taxi and transfers

Our price is quoted live on this page and fixed once you book. From the public rank it is not metered at all if your address is inside the Aurelian Walls: Roma Capitale sets a predetermined fare of 40,00 euros, in either direction, per car rather than per passenger. That figure already includes the luggage and night supplements and any motorway tolls, and the airport reprints the same 40,00 euros on its own taxi page. The only thing it does not cover is the fifth passenger onwards, which is 5,00 euros a head in a car with more than four seats. If your address is outside the Walls there is no fixed fare and the journey is metered with a 25,00 euro minimum.

A list of streets, published by Roma Capitale in 2006 and still the reference. The perimeter runs clockwise from Piazzale Flaminio by Viale del Muro Torto and Corso d'Italia to Porta Pia, down past Termini and Porta Maggiore to Piazzale Appio and Porta San Sebastiano, out to Piazzale Ostiense, over Ponte Sublicio to Porta Portese and the Gianicolense walls, along Via Aurelia Antica and Via Gregorio VII, then back through Piazzale degli Eroi, Largo Trionfale and Viale delle Milizie to Piazzale Flaminio. The streets named take in Trastevere and Prati. The current tariff sheet reprints that list and carries a map of it, so you can check an address against the boundary before you travel. Outside that perimeter the meter fares apply, which makes an address in the southern or eastern suburbs a metered journey with a 25,00 euro airport minimum, not a 40,00 euro one.

Yes, at the Arrivals Terminal. Authorised cars are white, carry a TAXI sign on the roof, show the symbol of their municipality on the front doors, and display the licence number on the doors, at the back and inside the car. The airport warns in writing that any other vehicle could be driven by someone without a valid taxi permit, and advises being suspicious of anyone inside the airport offering transport into the city without the necessary permits. You cannot pre-book a rank car: you join the queue with everyone off your flight and the flights either side of it.

Yes, three companies run one. The airport names SIT, Terravision and Romeairportbus-Schiaffini for the daily link to Termini, and puts all the bus stops opposite International Departures, with tickets sold online, by authorised agents in the Arrival Terminal, or on board. Terravision sells from 6,00 euros for an adult one way and 12,00 euros return, carries children aged 0 to 4 free, includes luggage in the ticket, gives its frequency as roughly every 40 minutes and its duration as 40 to 45 minutes, but publishes no first or last departure. Rome Airport Bus charges 8,00 euros one way online and 11,00 euros return, says under-5s travel free with an adult while its own fare table shows 0 to 6 free, and sets down in Via Giovanni Giolitti beside Termini; on its July 2026 timetable the first departure from Ciampino is 05:55 and the last 22:30.

Not from the airport itself. The airport has no platform of its own, so the rail option is the Trenitalia Ciampino Airlink, a combined ticket that puts you on a bus from the square opposite the terminal, a few metres from the entrance and leaving every 20 minutes, to Ciampino station, and then on the train to Termini. ATRAL, which runs the road leg, prices the through journey at 2,70 euros a person one way with children under 4 free, and gives the bus leg as about 10 minutes. Departures leave from Gate 2 at the airport, the first at 05:55 on a weekday and the last at 23:30; on Sundays and holidays it is 06:55 to 22:30.

The 1,20 euro bus to Anagnina is the cheapest fare we can source from this airport, if you land at the right time of day. ATRAL runs it to the metro line A terminus in about 20 minutes, with tickets at the information box in the airport, on board or from a reseller. The catch is the timetable rather than the price: on the list ATRAL publishes as in force since October 2024, weekday departures from the airport do not start until 08:15, stop at 22:40, and number fourteen in the whole day. Check your landing time against that list before you count on it. The 2,70 euro Airlink runs to a fuller weekday list, from 05:55 to 23:30, and the airport's own advice for anyone landing after midnight is an ATRAL bus, a taxi or a car share.

We cannot tell you which apps have cars at Ciampino, because neither the airport nor the city publishes that, and we will not guess. What we can tell you is the rule any of them has to work under. Rome licenses app-dispatched cars as hire with driver, and Article 29 of the city's 2021 regulation requires those cars to stand only inside their registered garages, takes bookings at the garage or the office including through an app, and forbids them from waiting on public land for a booking at all. A car may stop on public land only once a named customer has already booked it. So whatever the app, the thing arriving is a pre-booked private hire car, priced by its operator within limits set by Roma Capitale rather than on the city meter, and it will not be sitting on the rank when you walk out.

Between the two airports the city sets a predetermined fare of 55,00 euros in either direction, on the same all-inclusive terms as the city-centre fare. Civitavecchia is a different matter, and it is the strongest case on this page for booking ahead. Roma Capitale lists a fixed fare of 150,00 euros from inside the Aurelian Walls to the port and 130,00 euros from Fiumicino, but publishes none at all from Ciampino. For a destination outside the urban area with no predetermined fare, Article 31 comma 3 of the city's regulation leaves the price to free negotiation between you and the driver, and Article 8 comma 2 makes the journey optional, so the driver is entitled to decline it. Standing at a rank with a cruise to catch is the worst possible moment to discover both of those things.

At the airport's designated pick-up point, on the arrivals side. The airport publishes no fixed meeting point for pre-booked cars here, so ring the driver on the number that came in your supplier details email once you are on the ground and they will tell you where to walk. Express pick-up of that kind is included in what you paid. Being met inside the hall with a name board is meet and greet, which is a paid extra you add at checkout.

We track it and move the pick-up to the real landing time at no extra charge, so book for the scheduled arrival rather than padding it. The free waiting window included in your fare starts when the aircraft lands.

Yes, on request when you book. Tell us the ages and we pass it to the supplier with the job, so the seat is fitted before the car reaches the airport. Seats are not something you can count on finding at a rank, which is the usual reason families travelling here book ahead.

Cancel more than 24 hours before pick-up and you pay nothing; inside 24 hours the booking is charged in full. Payment is online by card when you book, for the whole vehicle rather than per seat, and the amount you see is the amount taken.

At least 24 hours before your pick-up. We can't take bookings at shorter notice here. If you have just landed and need a car now, the airport taxi rank is the quickest option.