Giulio Agricola Station
Line A · Rome Metro
Giulio Agricola — overview
Since 14 August 2025 the station has carried the suffix Parco degli Acquedotti, precisely to signal the way into the aqueduct archaeological park: this is the stop if you want to walk among the arches of the Aqua Claudia and the Acqua Felice. It belongs to Line A's first section, opened on 16 February 1980.
First and last train from this station
| Direction | First train | Last train | Every |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | |||
| AAnagnina | 6:05 AM | 12:05 AM | 3–6 min |
| ABattistini | 5:35 AM | 11:35 PM | 3–6 min |
| Friday | |||
| AAnagnina | 6:05 AM | 2:05 AM | 3–7 min |
| ABattistini | 5:35 AM | 1:35 AM | 3–8 min |
| Saturday | |||
| AAnagnina | 6:05 AM | 2:05 AM | 3–6 min |
| ABattistini | 5:35 AM | 1:35 AM | 3–5 min |
| Sunday | |||
| AAnagnina | 6:06 AM | 12:06 AM | 4–7 min |
| ABattistini | 5:35 AM | 11:35 PM | 4–7 min |
Departure times from this stop, not from the terminals. When the metro closes, the nMA night buses take over.
What's nearby
The main way into the Parco degli Acquedotti, from which it took its suffix in 2025, and the residential Tuscolano district with its markets.
Connections and interchanges
Routes stopping within 250 metres of the entrances. Some run at weekends only.
Station facilities
Lifts and escalators can be out of service: current status is on the ATAC app.
Facilities from public sources · times, frequencies, surface routes and journey times from Atac's official GTFS, August 2026 edition
Nearby stops and journey times
| Termini Termini station, trains and airport buses | 17 min direct, 12 stops |
| Colosseo Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine | 22 min 11 stops, change at San Giovanni |
| Ottaviano Vatican Museums and St Peter's | 26 min direct, 18 stops |
| Spagna Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain | 21 min direct, 15 stops |
| Piramide Ostiense and trains to Ostia | 28 min 16 stops, change at Termini |
| San Giovanni Basilica of St John Lateran | 13 min direct, 9 stops |
In-vehicle times, plus 4 minutes for each change; they do not include waiting on the platform.
Frequently asked questions
Giulio Agricola entered service on 16 February 1980. It is part of the A line of the Rome metro, run by Atac.
Giulio Agricola is served by the A line. See the line page for the full list of stops.
The documented facilities at Giulio Agricola are: ticket machines. Lift and escalator availability can change: check the ATAC app before you travel.
From Giulio Agricola the first train leaves towards Anagnina at 6:05 AM; towards Battistini at 5:35 AM. The last one leaves around 11:35 PM Sunday to Thursday and at 2:05 AM on Friday and Saturday. At the morning peak a train runs about every 3 minutes. When the metro closes, the nMA night bus takes over.
3 surface routes stop within 250 metres of Giulio Agricola: 557, 590, nMA. Routes change over time, so check them on the Atac app before you travel.