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Arrive Rome Leonardo da Vinci airport. Find your way to the city.
- By train
Tickets for the train can be purchased at vending machines located inside the Domestic, International, and Arrival terminals as well as at railway stations. The train schedules are posted at the railway stations.
Please be aware that schedules may vary on holidays and on Sundays.
There is a non-stop train that runs hourly from the Leonardo da Vinci Airport to Roma Termini Station between the hours of 7:38am and 10:08pm.
Total Cost: 8 Euro/person

- By bus
If you happen to arrive at the airport at night and the train is no longer
running there is no need to fret. You can take a bus into town. The buses that run from the airport into Roma are call CO.TRA.L. The bus stop is located near the International Terminal arrival area. They will take you from the airport to Roma Tiburtina. They run from 1:15am to 5:00 am and take about one hour. Tickets must be bought on the bus.
Total cost: 4 Euro/person

- By taxi
We highly advise you to only use the yellow and white licensed taxis that have meters. These are licensed, public taxis and the drivers will give you a fair rate.
Taxi fares should be as follows:
Leonardo da Vinci to Rome: Fare on meter plus 6 Euro flat rate
Rome to Leonardo da Vinci: Fare on meter plus 7 Euro flat rate
Surcharge fees are added for baggage, nighttime transfer, Sundays, and holidays.

We will book your hotel in the city centre and near to the Roma Termini train station. The rest of the day is free.

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Board your train (ticket is included 316km – 1.35minutes)and head north to capital of Tuscany – Florence or Firenze in Italian.
Florence is like a living piece of history. Even the most normal street or building is a work of art in itself and demonstrates the simple classical beauty that defined the Renaissance. Everywhere you turn you'll see works by Michelangelo, Donatello, Brunelleschi or any other of the artists of Italy's undisputed Golden Age.
It is undoubtedly in the museums and galleries of the city that most of Florence's charms are concentrated. However, rich as Florence's art collections are, one single piece shines above all others - Michelangelo's David - carved by the artist when he was just 29 years old the statue is among the world's most incredible sculptures.

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You should take this opportunity to go to the town of Pisa to view the Learning Tower of Pisa.
- By bus
There is a bus service from Florence to Pisa. Station is next to Main train station. Takes about 3 hours.
Cost Є 6.10 per way.
- By train (one hour)
Leave Florence to Pisa in one hour only. More costly.
Cost Є 15 per way.
A true icon if ever there was one, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is a symbol not just of the city, but of the whole of Italy. Who would have believed in the 12th century that this rather dodgy bit of architectural engineering would become such a well-loved building all over the world?
You could spend the best part of a day in this corner of the town alone: the cathedral, a must-see by any standards, is a unique blend of architectural styles, its elegant exterior hiding an Aladdin's cave of gilded ceilings, intricate mosaics and Gothic statuary; and the neighbouring Camposanto is surely the loveliest cemetery in the world.

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