Rome Transports, Metro, underground, buses

The Metro system has only two lines, A and B, which cross at Termini. There are trains from 5.30am until 11.30pm every day (Sat. 0.30am).
Metro stations on line A do not have facilities for disabled (except Cipro-Musei Vaticani and Valle Aurelia); In alternative, bus 590 follows the same route of Metro line A and has wheelchair access (see "useful buslines below"). All the Metro stations on line B have facilities for disabled except Circo Massimo, Colosseo and Cavour (direction Laurentina).

Metro A offers the possibility to organise itineraries particularly interesting both for shopping and for the visit of monuments. Here is a list of Metro A stops with possible itineraries:

- Cipro, is the privileged way to the Vatican Museums
- Ottaviano takes to S.Pietro.
- Lepanto to Via Cola di Rienzo, a shopping area right for every pocket
- Flaminio, both for a walk in Villa Borghese and the Pincio Terrace and a downtown shopping along Via del Corso, Via del Babuino, Piazza del Popolo and S.Maria dei Miracoli.
- Spagna, to Piazza di Spagna and the trendy Trinità dei Monti facing Via dei Condotti. Not far there is the Fontana di Trevi.
- Via Veneto and the Fontana di Trevi are near Barberini stop, the Terme di Diocleziano to the
Repubblica stop.
- Vittorio Emanuele to the Basilica of S.Maria Maggiore
- S.Giovanni to the Basilica of S.Giovanni and the Scala Santa - Holy Step
- Cinecittà takes to the film Studios.

Metro B stops relevant for tourists, instead, are the follows:

- S.Paolo, to the Basilica di S.Paolo
- Piramide, to the Pyramid of Caius Cestius
- Circo Massimo and Colosseum, to Colosseum and the Roman Forum
- Cavour, to visit S.Pietro in Vincoli