Rome has a great public transport network

Local public transport in Rome is operated by ATAC. In a line network, you have the greatest possible mobility on buses and trams. The ATAC is connected to the VBN-Land transport association and thus also offers the opportunity to reach the region and the surrounding area with a uniform tariff area. The Romeer Verkehrsbetriebe (ATAC) provides public transport services throughout the city of Rome. The public transportation ATAC keeps the city running 365 days a year. The city has an extensive public transportation network consisting of bus services, trams that provide convenient access to the entire city and the surrounding region. Here you can find everything you need to know about Rome's fare zones, ticket prices and purchase options. Find also a Rome city map and the line network and of course a timetable, as well as an individual route planner.

Public transport in Rome
Rome has a well-developed public transport network. A dense bus network, as well as 2 underground lines (Metro Linea A: Battistini to Anagnina - suburb in the southeast towards Castelli Romani - and Metro Linea B: Rebibbia to EUR-Laurentina) and several tram lines make every point of the city easily accessible.

In addition, local trains and buses run into the region to surrounding cities and communities. Bus routes have different categories: buses of the U (Urbana) line can be recognized by the blue U on a blue background. In addition, there are also so-called express lines, which are marked with line E.

Fares on Rome's public transport network:
Access all ATAC information quickly and easily: look up routes, nearest public transport, bus due times, operating hours, maps, alerts and more.

TICKETS

Single ticket - BIT - biglietto integrato a tempo:
Combined bus and subway card
Tariff: 1.50 euros
Validity: 100 minutes

Day ticket - BIG:
Combined bus and subway card
Tariff: 6.00 euros
Validity: 1 day

3-day ticket - BTI:
Combined bus and subway card
Tariff: 16.50 euros
Validity: 3 days

More information at:
www.atac.roma.it


Selling points:
The tickets are available from machines in the metro stations, from the ATAC offices as well as from kiosks, tobacco shops and in bars with the black, red and yellow ATAC sign. The tickets must be validated on the bus, metro or tram before starting the journey. There are ticket machines in the entrance areas of the metro stations, which unfortunately only swallow small change!


Advice and tip - Public transport Rome:
If you stay in Rome for at least three days, it is worth purchasing the ROMA PASS. For 30 euros you get a 3-day ticket for free travel on all public transport (all underground trains and ATAC buses as well as the train connections to Ostia and Viterbo) and free entry to two museums or sights. In addition, the ROMA PASS offers discounts when visiting other museums, sights and events. With the ROMA PASS you receive the Roma Map, a small city map on which all participating museums and institutions are noted, as well as the Roma News with current information on events.

Customer Service / Opening Hours:

ATAC customer service
Local public transport in Rome is operated by the Roman Transport Authority (ATAC).

ATAC S.p.A
Via Volturno
00185 Roma
Italy
++ 0039-6-4695.2027
www.atac.roma.it