Roma Termini Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Roma Termini. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Rome to Pompeii Guided Tour With Wine & Lunch by High Speed Train
• Pompeii and Naples Tour From Rome by Train With Lunch
• Frascati Day Tour: Road from Rome With Wine Tasting & Lunch
• Capri Island Small-Group Boat Tour From Rome by Train
• High-Speed Train Rome to Venice: Day Trip & Happy Hour

It’s free to visit Roma Termini, Rome’s main train station. Trains to nearby Frascati, Castelli Romani, and Lake Bracciano typically cost less than €10 one way, while high-speed routes to far-flung destinations such as Venice or Lecce tend to cost more than €50.

Hop-on hop-off bus tours of Rome typically depart from Roma Termini around 9am and run every 20 minutes. The final tours of the day leave in the afternoon, though schedules differ depending on the company and route. Walking and driving tours of the city also occasionally depart from this central transport hub.

Yes, a luggage storage facility is located along the Via Giovanni Giolitti side of the train station. Numerous bag deposit services are outside the station on both the Via Giolitti and Via Marsala sides. Luggage storage inside the station is staffed, while many of those in the surrounding neighborhood are self-service.

Yes, dining options are inside the Roma Termini station. It has recently added a vibrant new food court on the upper level, just above the platforms, with more than a dozen quick dining options. The Mercato Centrale food court on the Via Giolitti side of the station offers a sit-down restaurant and various food stands.

Yes, there are shops inside the Roma Termini station; you can find a wide variety of Italian and international stores selling fashion and accessories, cosmetics and perfume, toys, books, and souvenirs. There is also an underground shopping center with additional stores and eateries.