How to reach us
By Plane
The nearest airport is Rome Ciampino (18 km), connected to the city center by bus shuttles (SIT Bus Shuttle and Terravision) to Roma Termini, with stops also in the city center/Vatican area.
Rome Fiumicino Airport (30 km) is connected to Roma Termini by the Leonardo Express train and by shuttle buses (SIT Bus Shuttle and Terravision, with stops at Termini and the Vatican).
From both airports, official taxis and private transfers are available.
From Roma Termini Station
Reach the Prati district by Metro Line A (Lepanto stop) or by taxi.
Rome Fiumicino Airport (30 km) is connected to Roma Termini by the Leonardo Express train and by shuttle buses (SIT Bus Shuttle and Terravision, with stops at Termini and the Vatican).
From both airports, official taxis and private transfers are available.
From Roma Termini Station
Reach the Prati district by Metro Line A (Lepanto stop) or by taxi.
By Train
Those arriving in Rome by train can get off at:
Roma Termini, the city’s main railway station, with connections to many national and international destinations. From here, Prati can be reached directly by Metro Line A (Lepanto stop).
Roma Tiburtina, served by high-speed and regional trains. To reach Prati, take Metro Line B (towards Laurentina) to Termini, then change to Metro Line A (towards Battistini) and get off at Lepanto.
Roma Termini, the city’s main railway station, with connections to many national and international destinations. From here, Prati can be reached directly by Metro Line A (Lepanto stop).
Roma Tiburtina, served by high-speed and regional trains. To reach Prati, take Metro Line B (towards Laurentina) to Termini, then change to Metro Line A (towards Battistini) and get off at Lepanto.
By Car
Guests arriving in Rome by car can use the main motorways (A1, A12, A24) and the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), following signs for the city center, Vatican or Prati district.
From the north, exits such as Roma Nord or Torrimpietra can be used; from the south and east, continue toward the city center following signs for Prati.
Parking
The Prati district is accessible to vehicles outside the ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone). The area offers paid street parking (blue lines) with parking meters or the EasyPark app, free white-line parking subject to availability, and private paid parking garages nearby.
From the north, exits such as Roma Nord or Torrimpietra can be used; from the south and east, continue toward the city center following signs for Prati.
Parking
The Prati district is accessible to vehicles outside the ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone). The area offers paid street parking (blue lines) with parking meters or the EasyPark app, free white-line parking subject to availability, and private paid parking garages nearby.