All Roads Lead to Rome

How to get to Rome, Italy—by plane, train, bus, car, and cruise ship

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Unless you're already in Italy or Europe and can drive or take the train, first you're going to need some plane tickets. That's easy; just follow my step-by-step guide to finding the cheapest airfare every time.

Useful Italian
ticket - biglietto
train - treno
train track - binario
station - stazione
coach/intercity bus - pullman
local bus - autobus
bus stop - fermata
parking - parcheggio
airport - aeroporto

And don't forget to canvas the new, alternative transatlantic carrier EuroFly, which often undersells Alitalia and the other major airlines.

(I flew Eurofly last fall to Sicily, and it was fantastic: good service, comfy seats, and even the latest in seat-back screen technology, allowing me to pick my own movies and other entertainment from a menu of options.)

Arriving in Rome by plane
Arriving in Rome by train
Arriving in Rome by by bus/coach
Arriving in Rome by car & parking
Arriving in Rome by cruise ship or ferry (the Civitavecchia port)

How to get around Rome
Rome city layout
Itineraries for seeing Rome in 1 day, 2 days, or 3 days
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All Roads Lead to Rome

How to get to Rome, Italy—by plane, train, bus, car, and cruise ship

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