Roma Termini: Interactive Tourist Map & Guide

Rome's largest railway station

Roma Termini is the main railway station in Rome, Italy. It is the city’s main hub for public transport. The major public transit system in Rome belongs to the Rome Metro. Both of Rome Metro’s major rapid transit lines (A, and B) intersect at Termini station. There is also a large bus terminal in front of the main entrance, in Piazza dei Cinquecento square. The railway station offers many shops and restaurants, travel agents, currency exchange providers, and a tourist information desk.

Finding transportation to and from Rome's central station

The Roma Termini station is easily accessible using Rome Metro's public transportation system. From nearly anywhere in the city, you will be able to find transfers to make you way here, to the station. A single ticket will cost you usually 1.50 EUR for 100 minutes and will be valid for all transfers between bus, metro, trams and rail services. Multi-use day passes can also be purchased, for 7 EUR, and 72-hour passes for 18 EUR, both provide unlimited transfers and access to public transport in Rome. If you are traveling using a taxi, Uber or other ridesharing service, most parts of central Rome will allow you to reach the station in under 30 minutes, at a cost of around 25 EUR.

Travelling from Roma Termini, you can reach virtually anywhere in Italy. The station offers connections for commuter rail, high-speed rail, intercity lines, night trains, and regional services. Routes are offered to all major cities in Italy and several major cities in other parts of Europe. There are also bus tours that depart from outside the station, for sightseeing and making stops at popular tourist attractions. If you are looking to explore one of the many districts in central Rome, you can simply exit the station and hop on one of the local bus lines or metros. 

Explore tourist attractions nearby Roma Termini

Popular nearby tourist attractions to the Roma Termini include Museo Nazionale Romano and Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. The Museo Nazionale Romano is a collection of exhibition buildings located throughout the city of Rome. Two of these exhibitions are located within a short walking distance of Roma Termini. Immediately to the northwest corner of the railway station, and next to the large bus terminal, is the Palazzo Massimo building. If you cross the street from the main entrance of the railway station, to the opposite side of Viale Enrico de Nicola, you will also find the second building of the Museo Nazionale, the Terme di Diocleziano (or "Baths of Diocletian").

The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore is located slightly further away, a 10-minute walk to the south of the railway station. It is one of the four major papal basilicas and the largest Marian church in Rome, Italy.

Get hotels and accommodation in central Rome

There are many hotels located nearby to Roma Termini. These include Relais Conte di Cavour de Luxe, Augusta Lucilla Palazzo, and Best Western Plus Hotel Universo to the south of the terminal. To the north, you will also find Hotel Rimini, Hotel Archimede, Marco Polo Hotel, and the Best Western Premier Hotel Royal Santina.

The Roma Termini is centrally located within Rome and easy to reach by public transit, so it is a convenient place for travelers to visit it no matter where you are staying, even if you happen to be staying outside the city.