Ciampino Airport (CIA)
Find the most important information about Ciampino Airport: Flights, Departures, Arrivals, Parking, Car Rentals, Hotels near the airport and other information about Ciampino G.B. Pastine International Airport (CIA Airport). Plan your travel to CIA Airport with the information provided in this guide.
Ciampino G.B. Pastine International Airport (IATA: CIA, ICAO: LIRA), in Italian Ciampino – Aeroporto Internazional G. B. Pastine, also known as Rome Ciampino Airport, serves the capital of Italy as its second airport after Leonardo da Vinci – Fiumicino Airport.
Ciampino Airport is the smallest and nearest airport to Rome and is mainly used by low-cost carriers. Ciampino Airport is located 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) south southeast of Rome’s city center.
Ciampino Airport is a hub for Ryanair.
Ciampino G.B. Pastine International Airport handled 5,839,737 passengers in 2018.
Terminal + info
Ciampino Airport has a single passenger terminal.
Facilities and Services + info
See the available services at Ciampino Airport:
- ATMs
- Information counter
- Lost luggage
- Baby care rooms
- Currency exchange
- Lost & found office
- Service desks
- Ticket counters
- Toilets
- Accessible toilets
Contact
Address: Via Appia Nuova, 1651, 00040 Rome, ITALY
Phone: +39 6 65951
Email: aeroportodiroma@adr.it
Transport + info
By the following means of transport available in Ciampino Airport, you’ll be able to transfer to downtown Rome and its region:
Bus: Several bus companies are at your disposal in Ciampino Airport.
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Taxi: Get to Rome within 35 minutes by taxi.
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Train: Ciampino Airport is not directly connected to the rail. Check the available options.
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Car rental: To rent a car in Ciampino Airport is a good option to begin your journey in Rome. Check our search engine!
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About Rome
Rome is the Italian capital and so it has a lot of history. We will give you some tips so you don’t miss the most important attractions to see within the city:
Rome has almost 3,000 years of history so it can be helpful to start from the very beginning. Begin your visit from Palatine Hill (where the city was founded). From there, walk down to the ancient city centre, the Roman Forum, and after, the Colosseum. If you wish to, you can visit the Vatican Museums (make a reservation in advance) and later walk to St Peter’s Basilica. Get lost a bit in Trastevere and find yourself a good trattoria. Don’t miss Fontana di Trevi, the Pantheon and the Jewish Ghetto.
