- Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO): The main international airport, located 30 km southwest of the city. The Leonardo Express train (non-stop service) connects Fiumicino to Roma Termini (Rome’s central station) in 30 minutes. Alternatively, shuttle buses and taxis are available. More information can be found on the official airport website: Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport

- Ciampino Airport (CIA): Situated 15 km southeast of the city, this airport is primarily served by low-cost airlines. Shuttle buses connect Ciampino to Roma Termini in approximately 40 minutes. Details are available on the official airport website: Ciampino Airport

Rome can be accessed via the A1 Autostrada del Sole. Note that the city center has Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL), where access is restricted to non-residents. For more information on the ZTL, visit the official page: ZTL Information. 

Long-distance bus services like connect Rome with many European cities. Buses usually arrive at Tiburtina Bus Station or Anagnina Terminal.

Rome has a well-developed public transportation system:

- Metro: Three lines (A, B/B1, and C) connect key points in the city. Line B stops near Sapienza University at Policlinico Station.

- Buses and Trams: Operated by ATAC, these cover areas not accessible by the metro.

More info available at: viaggiacon.atac.roma.it

- Taxis: Available at designated stands or via apps such as MyTaxi or FreeNow. Make sure to use only official white taxis with a visible meter.

For more information on official taxis in Rome, visit this link.

- Walking: Many historic sites are within walking distance of one another in the city center.