Home / Rome /Fiumicino / Leonardo Express vs FL1 regional train
FCO → Rome · head to headThese do not go to the same place, so price is not the comparison. The Leonardo Express reaches Roma Termini and the historic center; the FL1 regional train does not. This regional service never reaches Termini — it runs to Orte, Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto or Roma Ostiense instead. It is cheaper than the Leonardo Express, but only useful if you are staying near Trastevere, Ostiense or Tiburtina.
The FL1 regional train is quicker: 28 min against 32 min.
Leonardo Express: 05:38–23:27. FL1 regional train: 05:57–23:27.
| Travelers | Leonardo Express | FL1 regional train | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | €14 | €8 | €6 |
| 2 | €28 | €16 | €12 |
| 3 | €40 | €24 | €16 |
| 4 | €40 | €32 | €8 |
| 5 | €54 | €40 | €14 |
| 6 | €68 | €48 | €20 |
| 7 | €80 | €56 | €24 |
| 8 | €80 | €64 | €16 |
Non-stop to Termini only. If you are staying in Trastevere or near Ostiense, the regional FL1 leaves you closer for less.
Leonardo Express: price for every party size
Check times and buy from TrenitaliaDoes not serve Termini, despite Trenitalia’s summary page listing Termini among the stations the line “will take you to”. The station departure board shows otherwise; you would be changing trains to get there.
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