Food and Shopping at Rome Airport: Airport Services and Amenities

    • There’s no shortage of food in Rome Airport — from espresso bars to pizza spots, you’ll find quick bites and sit-down options in most terminals.
    • Rome Airport Fiumicino shops cover everything from high-end fashion to travel essentials. Forgot toothpaste or wanna splurge on a designer bag? You’re sorted.
    • If you're flying out of Rome Airport international departures, give yourself extra time — the duty-free area is huge and actually worth browsing.
    • For travelers into brand-name stuff, Rome Airport shopping includes Gucci, Armani, Ferragamo, and a bunch of others. Prices are sometimes better than in the city.
    • Need a quick snack before boarding? Plenty of grab-and-go counters near the gates. Nothing fancy, but gets the job done.
    • Some cafes open early — handy for morning flights. Just don’t expect full meals before 6 AM.
    • Looking to get into Rome fast? The Airport Shuttle Express Rome service is easy to book and way cheaper than a taxi.
    • Lost or delayed baggage? There’s a help desk near baggage claim, and staff usually speak English — just ask.
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Plan Your Visit: Getting To and From Fiumicino Airport

Once you land at Rome Airport Fiumicino arrivals, things are usually pretty smooth. Signs are clear (in English too), and immigration doesn't take too long most days. After picking up your bags, you’ve got a few solid options for getting into the city.

If you don’t want to wait around, the Airport Shuttle Express Rome is an easy pick. It’s affordable, runs often, and drops you straight into central Rome — no stress.

Need more flexibility? Car rentals are just outside the terminal. Avis Car Rental Rome Italy Airport is one of the most used by tourists. Booking ahead online saves time, but you can also sort it out at the desk when you arrive.

Whether you’re jumping on a shuttle, grabbing a cab, or renting a car, getting out of Fiumicino and into Rome isn’t hard — just depends on your budget and mood.

FCO (Fiumicino) is the main international airport — bigger, newer, and handles most long-haul flights. Ciampino’s smaller, mostly used for budget airlines and short trips around Europe.

 

Not far at all — it’s right next to the terminal area. Super handy if you’ve got an early or late flight.

 

Yep, there’s a covered walkway connecting the Hilton Hotel Rome Airport directly to the terminals. No shuttle needed.

 

Yes, you’ll find showers in some lounges. If you’ve got access to a business class lounge or pay-per-use one, you’re good.

 

Avis is reliable and has a big presence at Rome Fiumicino Airport, but “best” depends on pricing and availability. Compare a few before booking.

 

Try to get there at least 2.5 to 3 hours before departure. Security lines can get long, especially during peak hours.

 

Yes, and it works fine for checking emails or messages. Not super fast, but enough for basics.

 

There’s a fixed fare (around €50) to the city centre. Just make sure you take an official white taxi from the stand.

 

Definitely. There’s the Leonardo Express train, buses, or even Airport Shuttle Express Rome if you prefer something direct.

 

Yes — Rome Airport shopping is pretty decent. And you’ll find plenty of food options near the gates too.

 

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