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How do I get from Rome airport to Naples?
There are no direct trains from Rome Fiumicino (FCO) Airport to Naples, you will need to take the Leonardo Express train to Rome Termini and then take a local train to Napoli Central train station. The combined trains take around 2 hours to get to Naples with an overall cost for both train tickets of €40.
How do I get from FCO to city?
You have 3 options of transportation from Fiumicino Airport to the city of Rome, taxi, bus or train. The cheapest transfer option is the bus, with tickets at only 5.80€ per person. The bus takes around 50 minutes to reach Rome in light traffic. Another cheap option is the train.
Can you take the Metro from Rome airport?
The metropolitan train FM1 links the airport of Rome with the regions Roma Tiburtina, Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto and Orte. The Metropolitan train leaves from the track on the left but does not stop at Termini. Get off at Tiburtina Station or at Ostiense Station to connect to the Rome Metro.
Does Naples Airport have a train station?
Passengers arriving at Naples Airport will find various forms of land transport available, including bus and taxi services. There is no train station on the airport grounds, but travelers can easily reach train connections via the bus services available.
Is Uber expensive in Rome?
How much does Uber cost in Rome? See the price comparison below – an Uber in Rome works out twice as expensive as a taxi, or even worse.
How much does a train cost from Rome to Naples?
Traveling by train from Rome to Naples is an easy and comfortable journey. The distance from Rome to Naples is 140 miles and many high-speed trains make the trip in just 1 hour and 10 minutes. Ticket prices on this route range between $15 and $77 US.
How do I get from Naples Airport to the train station?
Take the regular airport shuttle bus to Naples Stazione Centrale (there is a bus every 30 minutes, the fare is only a couple Euro and the journey takes about 20 minutes depending on the traffic). The bus will drop you off at Piazza Garibaldi on the opposite side to the train station.