How much does Taxi costs from Rome CIA airport to Rome FCO airport?

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Robertina

There is a transfer service between the two airports

There is only a service from CIA to FCO
http://www.adr.it/content.asp?Subc=1641&L=3&idMen=204

http://www.schiaffini.com/AlPercorrenze2.asp?Loc=28&Sub=74&p=0

Additional info. 7/29/08 9:54PST
The website --- Ok, sorry...

Another ways are to go
It depends how you will travel:
1)by road - using your car and choosing the shortest itinerary - it is 32 km = 19 miles.
2)by rail it can last 2 hours including three changes (train + train + bus)

Taxi to CIA airport From FCO airport
Cost about 50 euros per person
http://www.airportconnection.it/

http://www.zelitlimousine.com/services.htm
I would call them to see if they have a set fee for the transfer between the two airports
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Taxi TO Rome
http://www.italyheaven.co.uk/rome/ciampino.html
Thanks to a great move by the Rome authorities, there is now (from October 2006) a set price for taxis between Rome and its two airports. From Ciampino Airport into central Rome (anywhere within the Aurelian walls, which basically includes the central tourist area) a taxi ride should cost exactly â‚¬30 (this includes baggage and up to four passengers). This also applies in the opposite direction. If you have problems, ostentatiously write down the taxi's license number (check this is displayed in the cab when you get on board), and ask for a receipt. Call 060606 to report any problems. Italian driving aside, this is a comfortable way to travel and not too expensive if you are travelling in a group. The great advantage is that you can travel from/to your hotel's entrance, with no need for heaving your cases over cobblestones or onto public transport in the centre. There is a taxi rank right outside the terminal building, with rows of official taxis waiting to oblige. We've had extremely bad experiences with these Ciampino-based taxi drivers in the past, and thoroughly appreciate the council's new price rulings. Catching a taxi from central Rome lately, we did confirm the â‚¬30 price with the driver, but he didn't quibble, didn't ask for more, and seemed perfectly happy with the system. Our journey was so much faster and more comfortable than public transport that we're tempted to stick to taxis for the airport run.

criciacdm

The taxi is quite expensive (about 50 â‚¬).
If you're alone, you could save money taking a Terravision bus from Ciampino airport to Termini railway station (8 â‚¬) and the Leonardo Express train from Termini to Fiumicino Airport (11 â‚¬).

MR ITALY

Ciampino Airport also known as Giovan Battista Pastine Airport is located15 km southeast of central Rome . It's a joint civilian commercial and military airport located just outside the Grande raccordo Anulare or the GRA.
A fixed rate for a taxi ride to city centre is about 30Euros buts its always advisable to negotiate total price including luggage supplements before boarding the taxi. 2nd option would be to take the bus a 45 minute ride cost about 5 Euros.

Florin B

1. Taxi: around 40 -60 Euros.

2. Shuttle CIA-Rome 6 Euros (right outside the airport, on your right side)

3. Shuttle CIA to Ciampino Railwaystation (1 Euro) and the train to Rome (20 minutes) 1-2 Euros (same place like 2.)

2 and 3 bring you to RomeTermini (train station). From there you take the direct train ti Fiumicino

andreaqi

Criciacdm gave you a correct answer. Both bus and train are working, and if you arrive in Fiumicino the train is absolutely convenient and very frequent.
Moreover it costs 11 Euro instead of the (at least) 50 Euro of the Taxi fare , directions to train are in English too and it takes half an hour (without any traffic jam risk) to reach Rome downtown (Termini main railway station)

happy d

It depends what mood the driver is in and how gullible/innocent you look.
Taxi drivers ripping tourists off is a well documented practice in Rome and usually a gauge for the rest of one's time in Rome.
Rome is a sh!thole but who's going to go back home and tell the truth about it to friends after having spent so much money for the holiday - nope it's easier to keep the fairy tale alive and show the friends all the boring photos and movie clips....yaawn!

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bring on the thumbs down....the truth hurts

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