Roma Tiburtina
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Roma Tiburtina
Ugh, after I made our train reservations, I noticed that the train station we will be going into Rome is the Roma Tiburtina. Is this a problem? Can we get to our apartment by metro from here (Piazza Del Popolo)?
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Yes no problemo - metro goes everywhere just like from Termini, the hectic main station - I love Tiburtina because compared to the zoo at Termini with zillions of tracks and platforms Tiburtina is relaxed and easily manageable. Metro right from station - Tiburtina is only a few miles from Termini so just as good for getting to many hotels.
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If you have luggage, I'd say take a taxi.
We taxied from Roma Tiburtina to our hotel near Piazza Repubblica last May, and the fare was 9 Euro.
Piazza Del Popolo is a bit further to Roma Tiburtina (than Piazza Repubblic), so may be a few euros more?
We taxied from Roma Tiburtina to our hotel near Piazza Repubblica last May, and the fare was 9 Euro.
Piazza Del Popolo is a bit further to Roma Tiburtina (than Piazza Repubblic), so may be a few euros more?
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You've got to change metro lines at Termini for Flaminio-Piazza del Popolo, which all adds up to about twice the distance a taxi would travel. Depending on time of day, the metro might be faster, and changing at Termini isn't quite as horrid as starting your metro journey there - but it's still Termini, which isn't Europe's most pleasant tube station.
With bags, personally I'd hail a cab. Which is also a more pleasant experience at Tiburtina than at Termini.
With bags, personally I'd hail a cab. Which is also a more pleasant experience at Tiburtina than at Termini.
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I actually preferred Tiburtina over Termini...much less activity, and it was pretty cavernous when we were there in February. Granted, that means fewer places to get a snack and it's a bit away from things, but if you like that, then it's no problem.