Ryanair and Wizz Air's Rome hub. Small, basic, and 15km from the center.
Plan your Italy trip →Ciampino (CIA) is Rome's secondary airport, used mainly by Ryanair, Wizz Air, and some charter flights. It's small — one terminal, no train station, limited facilities. 15km southeast of Rome center.
| Option | Time | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIT/Terravision bus | 40-60 min | €6-7 | To Roma Termini. Most popular option. |
| ATRAL bus + Metro | 45-60 min | €2.70 | Bus to Anagnina metro (Line A), then metro to center. |
| Taxi (fixed rate) | 30-40 min | €31 | Fixed fare to within Aurelian Walls. |
| Private transfer | 30-40 min | €40-60 | Pre-booked, door-to-door. |
Exit arrivals, walk straight ahead to the bus stops (2-minute walk). Buy tickets from the kiosks or online (Terravision app, SIT Bus app). Buses depart every 20-30 minutes. The ride takes 40 minutes without traffic, up to 75 minutes in rush hour. Drops you at Via Marsala, next to Termini station.
Minimal. One café, one shop, limited seating. No lounges worth paying for. WiFi is free but weak. Arrive 2 hours before departure — there's nothing to do but at least you'll make your flight. Ryanair's gate-closing policy is merciless.
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