Now travelers can store their luggage at Termini Station and enjoy the city a little more before flying
Going around dragging suitcases behind you is rather uncomfortable, even more so in a city like Rome, where many streets are made of cobblestones (which there are called cobblestones). With this in mind, Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, also known as Fiumicinohas implemented a service that allows you to check in and leave your luggage inside the train station Terms.
Called “Airport in the City”, from May 15th it is possible to check in your luggage at Rome Central Station, a few steps from the airport. Republic square, From National Roman Museum and from Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, which was renovated by Michelangelo.
The innovation is in the testing phase and only ITA Airways customers can use the service (excluding flights to the United States and Israel), which does not include additional costs. The idea is that, in the future, other airlines will also join the program.
“Airport in the City” is open from 8:00 to 16:00 and allows you to check in luggage for flights departing on the same day, starting from 13:30. Outside these hours it is necessary to check in at the airport.
The space is located inside the shopping center Termsnear Via Giovanni Giolitti, nº 16. The train station is a central point for public transport in Rome, so even those who don’t stay in the area can easily get there by subway or bus.
How to get to Leonardo da Vinci Airport?
The most convenient way is to collect at the station itself. Termsthe Leonardo Express, a direct train line that makes the journey to the airport in 32 minutes and the ticket costs €14. By car the journey takes at least 40 minutes, assuming a traffic-free route, and taxis charge a flat rate of €50.
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