Termini Rome train station

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An amazing and huge modern façade in the centre of Rome , this place is also the place to go for all train lovers…

My experience, Explo description:

With its 29 platforms and over 150 million passengers each year, Roma Termini is one of the largest train stations in Europe, and Rome main train station. It is named after the ancient Diocletian baths, lying in front of the station entrance.

The current building is famous due its extremely long and impressive modernist façade. It was designed in 1947 by the Leo Calini, Eugenio Montuori, Massimo Castellazzi, Vasco Fadigati, Achille Pintonello and Annibale Vitellozzi. It was inaugurated 3 years later.

Once you have visited the station, have a look at the Diocletian baths.

My personal recommendations:

Termini is a central place for all travellers, really interesting for lodging and getting around Rome. It is the main hub for public transport in Rome , with metro lines, buses, and a direct train to Rome (Fiumiccino) Airport. Moreover, as Rome is unfortunately a very expensive place for backpackers, the station neighbouring area is full of cheap pensions.

How getting there:

Hmm... it is hard not to find this place !

Useful information:

Open hours:

All day long

Visit duration:

30mn

Entry fees:

Free

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