Travelling around Rome

What is the current status of the street between the Colosseum and the Forum?

What is a unique feature of some of the trams in Rome?

What is the impact of the ongoing improvement project on the number 3 tram line?

What resource can help you navigate Rome's extensive bus network?

What is a benefit of riding the bus in Rome?

What is a key factor that determines how easy or difficult it is to get around Rome?

What is the name of the company that operates Rome's public transportation system?

What is a useful resource for visitors to get familiar with Rome's public transportation system?

What is a notable feature of Rome's metro system?

Which metro line is most useful for sightseeing in central Rome?

Rome's old infrastructure can make it challenging to navigate, with streets not designed for modern transportation and an underground network built around archaeological sites.

Rome has a comprehensive public transport network of buses, trams, and trains that can take you anywhere in the city.
Atac operates the public transport network and provides maps in multiple languages on their website and through the Moovit app.

Rome's metro has three lines: A, B, and C, with lines A and B running north and south, and line C heading east.
Metro line C is useful for sightseeing and passes through central Rome, including the Imperial Forum station with archaeological finds.

Rome's six tram lines primarily travel east to west and are a good way to see the Trastevere and Monteverde neighborhoods.
Trams are a fun and nostalgic way to travel, and some vintage trams are still in operation.

Rome's bus network is extensive and covers the most ground of any part of Rome's mass transit system.
Riding the bus is a great way to immerse yourself in the city, and the Atac signage at bus stops and the Moovit app can help you navigate.