Rome Fiumicino Leonardo Da Vinci Airport
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Latest page update: 14 March 2025
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By: Dion Protani
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The busiest airport not only in the Lazio region but in the whole of Italy is Rome Fiumicino Airport.
From here you can fly to over 200 destinations worldwide as well as to most of the major airports in Italy. Fully-titled Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport it underwent a major refurbishment in 2020 with a raft of improvements made. |
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Around 120 different airlines operate services here and in the last year before the Coronavirus pandemic (2019), some 43 million passengers transited through here.
Located as it is, 30 kilometres to the west of Rome, in the town of Fiumicino, Leonardo da Vinci Airport allows you to collect a car and get on the motorway straight away without having to negotiate Rome city centre. There are also excellent train and coach connections for pedestrians heading to the centre of Rome or to Rome Termini train station for example.
The airport is situated on the Tyrrhenian Coast in the large residential area of Fiumicino which is a popular spot for locals with a series of beaches both in the town itself and along the coast in places like Fregene and Lido di Maccarese. Heading south across the River Tiber that separates Fiumicino from the seaside town of Ostia you first reach the old Roman port of Ostia Antica which is one of Italy's most impressive archaeological sites. To the north of the airport and heading inland is Lake Bracciano with its series of lakeside towns like Trevignano Romano and Anguillara Sabazia, while south of the airport is another area of lakes around the Castelli Romani.
Located as it is, 30 kilometres to the west of Rome, in the town of Fiumicino, Leonardo da Vinci Airport allows you to collect a car and get on the motorway straight away without having to negotiate Rome city centre. There are also excellent train and coach connections for pedestrians heading to the centre of Rome or to Rome Termini train station for example.
The airport is situated on the Tyrrhenian Coast in the large residential area of Fiumicino which is a popular spot for locals with a series of beaches both in the town itself and along the coast in places like Fregene and Lido di Maccarese. Heading south across the River Tiber that separates Fiumicino from the seaside town of Ostia you first reach the old Roman port of Ostia Antica which is one of Italy's most impressive archaeological sites. To the north of the airport and heading inland is Lake Bracciano with its series of lakeside towns like Trevignano Romano and Anguillara Sabazia, while south of the airport is another area of lakes around the Castelli Romani.
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Airport code: FCO
City: Rome Province: Metropolitan City of Rome Region: Lazio Number of terminals: 3 Annual passengers: 43,532,573 (2019) Connected to the Italian High Speed Train Network |
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Flight destinations: Over 200 worldwide
Airlines: Around 120 international airlines |
By road (car, coach or taxi): Rome Termini - 44 minutes (39 km)
By train: Rome Fiumicino to Rome Termini - 32 minutes |
