Rome Airport Shuttle

... If you're staying on in Paris, today would be a great day to hop on the train and tackle the sprawling palace and grounds at Versailles. If you're headed home, it's a breeze to reach Paris' airports by taxi, shuttle or public transportation.Au revoir!

... page 15 instead of 1 like it should be but at least we had our stamps. We went back downstairs, found the lady with our airport shuttle service and we waited for the next shuttle since ours obviously left without us since we are now over 2 hours late. ...

... most amazing view of he Swiss and Italian Alps as we flew over them on the way there. We landed in Rome at about 6:30 and took a four euro airport shuttle into the city where we were dropped off at Termini main train station. We wandered around the main ...

... had passes like me. In the terminal I spent quite a while walking around trying to find the desk for tickets to the airport shuttle. Couldn’t find this ANYWHERE, nor a tourist information booth or any “help” center. For such a massive ...

... our train tickets, we also grabbed a few slices of pizza for a late lunch.  YUM.  This “crap” pizza from the Rome airport was so much better than most “good” pizza we get at home.  Ahhh, Italy! Two trains, one bus, ...

... vacation out to be a nightmare.... Then again, I had to follow what she wanted. She didn't wanna try the metro system and airport shuttle bus and led us to something she thought it would be the best choice. I started comforting myself, let's look into ...

When we got to the Rome airport we had to wait for our luggage (for about an hour!) and it was Carla's that did not seem to come!  (As if she had not been through enough already!!) It finally came and we went out to the ...

After a long flight we finally arrive at Rome Airport (exhausted). We need to get to Civitavecchia to board our ship the Prinsendam and decide to not pay the $360 transfer fee offered by the ship for 2 people and after doing research realized there was a ...

... we went to Termini Station to kill some time. Returned to the hotel to get our bags out of storage and wait for the airport shuttle bus to pick us up. Said goodbye to our friends and then boarded the minibus arriving at the airport at 8.50pm. Checked in ...

We arrived in Rome in the early evening and checked into the Airport Hilton at great expense. We thought it would be easier to stay at the airport (which it was) and it would be a bit of a treat for us – some luxury (which it wasn't). The first ...

... finding a pitch at that point and in my experience most camps would have provided it. I also later found out there was a shuttle trolley to Zone A, which the receptionist failed to mention. As an aside, it is common practice in Italy to charge an amount ...

May 20-21, 2011 CIVITAVECCHIA   Civitavecchia is the port city for Rome – it's about a 45 minute drive from Leonardo DaVinci Airport & is the location where we’ll board our ship.    We disembark our plane – I am amazed ...

Roma Thursday, 12/30/04 We arrived at Fumicio Airport in Rome after a painful flight of many attempted sleep (a crying baby next to us did not help at all...). The weather was cloudy but we didn't care. We were now in Rome!!! The airport was ...

... boiling in the airport. After a few wrong turns and some stumbling around we found the buses and trains leading to Rome. We had landed at Fiumcano Airport which is outside of the city and requires some transport to get into the city.     ...

... which airport so right from the get-go we were on our own in terms of getting to her apartment. We took a shuttle into Rome's main transportation hub, Termini Station, and how overwhelming it was to arrive there. Several stories jammed with people, buses, ...

... and heavy bags, we understood what we had to do. After that, we were told to find ‘Metro Bar’ and wait for a shuttle. There were a number of questions this raised. Where is Metro Bar? How long do I wait for the shuttle? Do I have to call the ...

... of serving us a meal, they served us a "sweet snack", which turned out to be cake! When in Rome I guess!   Once we arrived at the airport, it seemed they dropped us off at the "forbidden terminal".... We weren't allowed to enter right there, but ...

... with a lot of people making presumptions about us throughout our travels and even in Malta.  Anyway, after breakfast we hopped the shuttle into the city.  They dropped us of at Piazza Cavour and we found our way to the metro station.  Rome ...

... intricate leaves carved out of marble.  It was a beatiful day and after the museum, we wandered the streets of Rome before catching a shuttle back to the hotel, spending time relaxing in the VIP lounge of the hotel, and looking out over the ...

... night. From the airport you have three options. one is to take the train (called the Leonardo Express) from the airport to the main train station in Rome. Then from there navigate to the subway station with your bags (10-15 minute walk) to take the metro ...

... the hotel we got our things ready and were off for the airport via the train station. We caught what was to b a 20min shuttle bus to the airport that turned out beige clos to am hour due to traffic and we both got pretty nauseous as the driver only found ...