Termini Train Station: How to get around the metro. 4 tips!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2019
- I provide a detailed explanation how to get around the metro at the Termini Train Station. I’ve done my best to provide you with a description on:
1. Where the metro is
2. How to access the metro from 4 different entry points
3. Where you can buy your tickets.
4. My own recommendations.
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It’s a confusing station, much like any one in a capital city. Still, I hope this explanation helps to understand the whole setup. The most important thing to remember is that the metro is downstairs and that there are adequate signs to guide you around. Just observe your surroundings.
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UPDATE! Dec 9th 2019: The Vodafone store isn't there anymore. It's not an Iqos, an electronic cigarette store.
Jump to a specific part in the video!
1. The four main questions: 0:35
2. Where is it and how do you access the metro? : 1:34
3. Accessing the metro from the main entrance: 1:57
4. Accessing the metro after getting off your train: 2:47
5. Accessing the metro from Via Giolitti: 3:35
6. Accessing the metro from Via Marsala: 4:22
7. Which line do you take and how do you change lines?: 4:49
8. How do you change directions?: 6:43
9. Where do you buy tickets?: 7:43
10. Learn Italian!: 8:56 🇮🇹
Useful websites:
Termini: www.romatermini.com/en/ .
ATAC (Rome transportation website. Consult this if there are any city transit strikes): www.atac.roma.it/ 🚊
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Love this video David. Grazie. I love the Metro yet despite having been to Rome every year for the past 14yrs, I still can get a little mixed up. The Metro was somewhat upgraded many years ago to be more similar to Milan, especially with switching Lines A and B. It's really a matter of being aware and reading signage. I still have to look at the signs at the train level to make sure which direction I need to go; Battistini, etc. I always get Metro Line B/ Cavour mixed up. Thank you for the phrase at the end. Oh also, I personally don't feel one side or the other is confusing, there's just more walking. I do buy my 3day or 7day tickets at the machine but make sure no one is around me. Last year it seemed the place was cleaned up with no one hanging about as in past years. I was surprised as I always expect them. If someone does come around me, I tell them to leave or go elsewhere, in Italian. The Metro has gotten cleaner and less troublesome for sure.
Tina G True. I have seen less characters hanging around the machines. Although you do get people asking you for money after they’ve “helped” you.
Thanks for the feedback !
Brother, Thank you....I just followed your steps and I looked like a local!
I made this video about four years ago and I’m glad that it is still relevant. If you wanna laugh, I was there a few few months ago and I had to remember what I had said in the video so not to get lost!
Top shelf, well done
Manca Travel thanks. That’s a new expression for me. “Top shelf”
Thanks alot.
Grazie. L'informazioni Molto utile.
Thank you
Going to rome in july looking forward to it
Hope you enjoy it. Might be hot 🥵
@@DavidsDoseofItaly any tips
Be cautious when crossing the road as cars don’t always stop for you. Watch your pockets on buses and crowded places. Eating outside is not a pleasant experience at least for me. You’re all too often right next to traffic and cigarette smoke
Thank you!!
Np, I'm here for your Italian travel needs!
Awesome. Hoping to spend some time in Roma next time I'm there. Although my father would kill me if he knew, but I LOVE Milano! LOL Great video, thanks for sharing! It is confusing for people who aren't from there!
It's confusing for people who ARE from here! One of my former students needs to see this video!
@@DavidsDoseofItaly Hahaha yeah Italy!!! LOL but this is why your channel is so needed!! :)
@@StephanieBourbon This is fantastic to hear! Thank you! In time I hope it catches on!
Grazie!
Prego !
U should Add the Roma-Lido line, which is actually the 4th line (expecting to be renamed Line E in the near Future) that rides from Piramide metro B stop, to Ostia antica and the beaches !
Manuele Mariani yeah that’s an idea 💡. Thx! I’ll be happy when they finish the C line before we can talk about the E line
David! Thank you very much for your videos! I am going to Italy for the first time next year and you are helping me A LOT! I have a question for you! I am staying in Rome but, I am planning to go visit Naples, Florence and Pisa by train! Can I do in one day Rome - Naples back and forth? Can I do Rome - Florence - Pisa in one day back and forth? Grazzie!!!
confusing for me. I willstudy your lesson more and more.
I was in Termini a few weeks ago and I had to remember my own advice to get from one metro line to another! It's normal because the signage is a bit illogical.
Hi David...enjoy your videos. My husband and I are visiting your lovely country in October 2023. One evening we want to have dinner in Trastevere. Which is the best way to get there from Via Marchee 84? Our hotel looks to be between the Spagna & Barberini Metro stations. Would a taxi make more since then the metro? Thanks
Hi Cynthia ! Thank you 😊
I’d take a taxi to be honest because there are no metro stops in Trastevere unfortunately
@@DavidsDoseofItaly Thanks...I didn't know that. Where is the closest metro stop to Trastevere? If it is not too far we could walk there and then after dinner take a taxi.😄
Hi. You are great!! You're make it seem easy. Even teaching how to made conversations that is wonderful:). I 'm going to Italy next month. 1. My flight get in around 10 pm. In Milan (MXP )Airport. Stay for few day. 2. Then want to take the train to Rome. Then take the train to via ettore rolli 45. Any advice? Please 🙏 am so lost... the train station seem comfuse to me....
Thank you! 😃. It's easy really. take the train to the Roma Trastevere station. Then when you exit the station, at the intersection, turn right then left and that is Ettore Rolli.
Hey David! Thanks for all your videos. Very helpful! Can I ask if now you can use a Bank card at the metro entrance? Do you still need to buy a ticket?
Thank you 😊
Unfortunately no it’s not that convenient. Yet! Things are always changing however. I think you can use it to buy tickets at the dispenser machine at the metro entrance.
Does the price of ticket on metro depend upon the distance between the two stations or just 1 ticket of fixed price get you between any two stations?
No, the price is the same. you can go from Ostia to Rebibbia on the same ticket.
Do the subway stations in Italy have the stops shown above so I I can make sure I am going in the right direction? Also if I get lost I don’t want to look lost 😞 are there employees or subway employees available
Yes, fortunately the stops are quite visible If you get lost, I would simply ask a fellow passenger and usually the Italians are very helpful.
Hi David! Can you do a ride-thru video of taking the train between Fiumicino Airport and Rome-Ostiense? This can also be considered an airport-to-city-center type of trip, isn't it? No one's done that yet, I think. Thanks!
- Red
Hi! Possibly, what specifically would you want to see in that video ?
@@DavidsDoseofItaly Just the basics...and either direction. Where the stations are, how to buy tickets, what you'll see on the route, etc. seats, train type and all that good stuff. I think people are curious once they land in Fiumicino, what the Ostiense train is and where it goes. Especially if they're staying at a hotel near the Pyramid or, in my case usually, staying in the Lido area. Ciao!
Great ideas. Thanks. Yeah a bit of a preview would help because people are completely out of their element when they arrive
@@DavidsDoseofItaly Awesome! Thanks, D!
Quanto dista Stazione Termini da Piazza Navona?
È distante. Prendi un autobus per San Pietro
What a treat video ! What about a weekly card to buy? What phrase should I use ?
Thank you 😊. You can say “mi da per favore un biglietto settimanale ? “
@@DavidsDoseofItaly thank you so much ! You have a beautiful voice btw. Keep making videos please!
@@bogdanafilonich33 I can’t remember the last time somebody told me that. thank you! I don’t make videos as much as I used to four years ago, but the channel still goes on!
@@DavidsDoseofItaly you should keep going 100 💯. I am traveling to Rome right now , and your video is super helpful , now I hope I will be able navigate you metro and not get lost ! If you run out of ideas for videos, maybe you can talk about hidden gems of time ( Italy ) or maybe scams , how some people they scam tourists ? But do not stop making videos! You look like a professional TV presenter on camera!
🥰🥰🥰🥰. Super awesome compliment! Thank you! Glad to have helped , we all a helping hand in the beginning.
4 of us (60+ year olds) will be there in May.
If we're tired of walking, what's a good way to taxi back "home"
What app?
Or ...?
My aunt and other family members were here last September and the poor thing (over 70 years old) had a swollen ankle and asked to be taken back to the hotel via taxi. I called this number, 06 3570. It is quite efficient and even if you don't speak Italian just make sure you tell them your precise location. Otherwise there are two apps that work well. Mytaxi and another called Free now. Our neighbor frequently uses Mytaxi and is happy with it.
@@DavidsDoseofItaly thank you
Probably the easiest metro system to get around, tap your credit or debit card, no need to get a ticket
I haven’t tried to use a card to tap to get in. I think it’s worth a try.