Rome Fiumicino Airport

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ABOVE: A departures sign in Italian.

Web links

Aeroporti di Roma: Fiumicino
ADR's English-language Web pages could be more useful (the terminal map is inadequate), but the site does have timetables and enough shopping information to keep you busy if you've won a lottery and are stuck at FCO.

Hilton Rome Airport
This comfortable, well-equipped hotel is connected to the terminals, shops, restaurants,and train station at Fiumicino Airport by an enclosed pedestrian bridge. Rates aren't cheap, but our Booking.com link offers excellent discounts. For lower-cost hotels in the vicinity, see our Rome Airport Hotels page.

Slow Travel Italy: Rome Airport Guide (FCO)
This site's information is exhaustive, and it includes a Google Map of the airport.

Ron in Rome! Arriving in Rome-Fiumicimo (FCO)
An American expat and blogger in Rome, gives illustrated advice on traveling between the airport and Rome.

In Transit: FCO Terminal 5
Elisabeth Rosenthal wrote this article for The New York Times in 2008, when Terminal 5 (used for departing flights by U.S. airlines and El Al) had just opened.

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