Fiumicino Airport Car Rental in Rome
Quick summary: Fiumicino, also known as Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, is Italy’s busiest airport, around 25 km from Rome. Rental car kiosks are in the domestic and international arrival halls. The drive into the city takes 40 to 60 minutes via the A91, depending on traffic. Fiumicino’s coastal location also makes it a quick start for Ostia Antica, the coast and the autostrada north to Tuscany.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Airport | Leonardo da Vinci (Fiumicino) |
| Distance | Around 25 km from Rome |
| Rental kiosks | Arrival halls |
| To the city | 40 to 60 minutes via the A91 |
| Nearby | Ostia Antica |
| Tours | Ostia Antica tours |
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How do you drive from Fiumicino into Rome?
Take the A91 toward Rome, exit toward Colombo Centro, and follow Via Cristoforo Colombo into the city. A GPS helps with one-way streets.
Should you drive into Rome at all?
Usually not. Park at a garage near a metro station outside the center and ride in.
Where can you go from Fiumicino?
| Destination | Tours |
|---|---|
| Ostia Antica | Ostia Antica tours |
| Tuscany | Tuscany day trips |
| Florence | Florence day trips |
Where can you park at the airport?
Short-term and multi-level garages sit near the terminals, while long-term parking includes a free shuttle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Leonardo da Vinci International Airport.
At kiosks in the arrival halls.
40 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic.
Yes, it’s close by.