Bona Ventura

Rome

Get from A to B

Public transport options

Rome's public transport is run mainly by ATAC: three metro lines (A, B/B1, C), 6 tram lines, hundreds of bus routes and three urban railways (Roma-Lido, Roma-Viterbo, Termini-Centocelle). The metro skirts rather than crosses the historic centre, so buses, trams and walking cover most of the centro storico. Since 16 Dec 2025 Metro C reaches Colosseo-Fori Imperiali (interchange with Line B) via the new Porta Metronia station. One integrated Metrebus ticket works across ATAC and Trenitalia regional trains within Rome.

Paying: Tap&Go contactless bank card or phone (or paper/app BIT ticket)

How to buy

Tap a contactless Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Maestro, JCB or UnionPay card, or Apple/Google/Samsung Pay, on the gate reader in metro stations and on the validator on every bus and tram; tap again each time you board a new vehicle. One card per person. Paper BIT tickets and 24/48/72h passes are sold at metro machines, tabacchi and in the ATAC Roma app; ATAC plans to phase out magnetic paper tickets from 2027.

Fares

BIT single ticket EUR 1.50, valid 100 minutes on buses and trams, but only one metro ride within that window. Tap&Go caps automatically at EUR 8.50 (Roma 24H price) after five single fares in 24 hours. Passes: Roma 24H EUR 8.50, 48H EUR 15, 72H EUR 22, weekly CIS EUR 29 (ATAC, 2026). BIT is also valid on Roma-Lido trains to Ostia Antica and on Trenitalia trains within the city, but not on the Leonardo Express.

Lines and services

Common trips

To and from the airport

FCO

CIA

Good to know

Useful apps

The Bona Ventura app

Plans your days, reads the walks aloud, finds what is open near you and works offline.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.