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For Rome generally we recommend the Terravision coach to Termini; for Vatican City the answer changes.
The cheapest way in. Nothing listed is quicker.
Boards at. Driver meets you in arrivals with a name board
Indicative. Price is fixed when you book, so it does not move with traffic.
Luggage. Stated when booking; choose the vehicle by luggage as well as seats.
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Terravision’s Vatican City coach runs direct in about 40 minutes for EUR 6, but sets down on Via Crescenzio in Prati, about a kilometre from St Peter’s Square; most SIT coaches to Termini stop there too. The EUR 55 fixed taxi fare covers only addresses inside the Aurelian Walls, and the Vatican is outside them: the meter runs, capped at EUR 80.
Ride times exclude walking and waiting. Every way from Fiumicino into Rome
For St Peter’s and the Vatican Museums, and the hotels of Prati around them, across the river from the historic centre.
Pre-booked private transfer serves Vatican City. Leonardo Express does not.
Driver meets you in arrivals with a name board. Follow the signs from arrivals.
Booked ahead, so confirm the pickup point.
40–75 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.
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Follow the station signs for your onward connection.
Check the address and choose the nearest exit.
No. It runs to Roma Termini.
Not at St Peter's Square itself. It sets down at Via Crescenzio 19 in Prati, about a kilometre from the square.
No. The flat fare does not reach Vatican City; the meter applies.
For St Peter’s and the Vatican Museums, and the hotels of Prati around them, across the river from the historic centre.
