Visiting Rome.

The very Centre of Rome is not opened to traffic (Zona a Traffico Limitato). The best way to enjoying her beauty is by bus, underground or by feet.

BUS and TRAM

Metrebus Roma offers you a large choice of tickets and passes:
·BIT (1 Euro): one way ticket valid 75 minutes from the first validation
·MULTIBIT (5 Euros) — it is composed of 5 single bits that you can use during the entire stay
·BIG (4 Euros) — 1 day travel card
·BTI (11 Euros) — 3 days travel card
·Weekly Card(16 Euros) — 7 days travel card
You also have tickets in the range of Metrebus Lazio:
·BIRG — 1 day travel card
·BTR — 3 days travel card
·CIRS — 7 days travel card

UNDERGROUND

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Line A: from Anagnina to Battistini is composed of 27 stops and crosses the Eternal City from South- East to North-West. The first train is at 5.30 am and last one at 11.30 pm.
Line B: from Rebibbia to Laurentina is composed of 22 stops and crosses the Eternal City from South to North-East.
The Regional railway Roma — Lido connects Rome to Ostia. It is composed of 13 stops, the first train is at 5.18 am and the last one at 11.30 pm. Usually it takes about 37 minutes.
The Regional railway Roma-Pantano is composed of 30 stops, runs from 5.30 am to 9.30 pm. It runs for about 36 minutes from terminus to terminus.

DISABLED PASSENGERS

Travellers with disabled diseases can take the city line 590 going from Piazza Cinecittà to Piazza del Risorgimento.

110 OPEN TURISTICO

To visit the main monuments and areas of Rome you can choose the Bus “110 Open” running every day from 8.30 am to 8:30 pm and passing every 20 minutes. The terminus is Piazza dei Cinquecento (Termini Station).
The Stop & Go fully itinerary lasts 2 hours and enjoys explication through audio guides. You can buy tickets on board, on line, at Termini Station (info box Trambus Open).
Archeobus is another bus that starts his ride from the very Centre of Rome to Appia Anica. It runs every day, running every 30 minutes from Piazza dei Cinquecento (Termini Station).
The Stop & Go fully itinerary lasts hours and a half and enjoys explication through audio guides. You can buy tickets on board, on line, at Termini Station (info box Trambus Open).
For further information please visit www.trambusopen.com www.atac.roma.it

AROUND ROME BY CAR

Blue Parking
The blue line allows parking (be careful to yellow line: no parking is allowed)
Prices per hour:
From 1 Euro to 1,20 Euros depending on areas. You can buy your tickets at the machine (only coins) or at newsvendors’ or at tobaccos’. From 8 pm (sometimes 11 pm) you can park for free until the day after at 8 am.
You also have private parking as follows:
ParkSì - Villa Borghese: Viale del Galoppatoio, 33 (Villa Borghese)
Open every day 24H a day.
Tariffs: 1st hour 1,15 Euros; 4th to 15th hours 0,90 Euros ; Day ticket: 14,45 Euros

Terminal Park: Via Marsala 30/32 (Termini Station )
Open every day from 6.00 am to 01.00 am.
Tariffs: 2 hours: 5 Euros; 3rd to 12th hours 1,50 Euros; more than 12 hours: 0,70 Euros; day ticket ( 1 day) 28,40 Euros; day ticket (from the 2nd day) 16,80 Euros

Piazzale Partigiani
Open every day from 6 am to 11 pm.
Tariffs: per hour: 0.77 Euros, day ticket 9,30 Euros, special rates for week-ends.

Parking Ludovisi: Via Ludovisi, 60 (Via Veneto)
Open every day from 5.30am to 1.30
Tariffs: per hour 2 Euros, from the 6th hour 1 Euros, day ticket 18 Euros

Auditorium Parking: Viale Pilsudsky, 21 (Piazza Euclide)
Open every day from 730 am to 1 am
Tariffs:
1st hour (from 7.30 am to 9 pm) 1,00 Euro
2 hours (from 7.3am to 9 pm) 2,00 Euros
Day ticket (from the 3rd hour until 9 pm) 2,55 Euros
All night long (from 9 pm to 7.30 am) 7,75 Euros

ROME BY BOAT

The Tevere can not really be considered as a valid transport for visiting Rome but do not miss the beauty of the Eternal City form the boats cruising during night and day.
You can visit from the Risorgimento Bridge to Tiberina Isle (6 Km) or from Marconi Bridge to Ostia Harbour.
For reservations please call + 39 06 97745498 or go directly to the shops at the embarkation at Castel Sant’Angelo or at Tiberina Isle.
For further information: www.battellidiroma.it