Station Manzoni

Line A · Rome Metro

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interchange

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accessible

intermediate

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Manzoni — overview

Manzoni it is a station on Line A of the Rome metro. Manzoni station on Line A of the Rome metro.

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What's nearby

Shops and bars in the area

2 min walk

Commercial activities and cafes near the station.

Bus connections

1 min walk

Urban bus lines connect the station to the surrounding neighborhoods.

Green areas

5 min walk

Parks and green spaces within walking distance.

How to get there and leave

Buses and trams

The ATAC surface lines connect the station to nearby neighborhoods

Metro and railways

Interchange with other metro lines or with regional railways where present

Exchange car parks

Park & ride and rest areas in many suburban stations

Station services

Accessibility

Elevators, ramps and accessible routes where available

Parking

Where available

Bikes

Bike transport during permitted times

Turnstiles and ticket office

Vending machines and turnstiles

Apps MyAtac

Real-time schedules and alerts

Information

Monitors and platform announcements

Other stations on Line A

Stations of the A

Battistini Cornelia Baldo degli Ubaldi Valle Aurelia Cipro Ottaviano Lepanto Flaminio Spagna Barberini Repubblica Termini Vittorio EmanueleManzoniSan Giovanni Re di Roma Ponte Lungo Furio Camillo Colli Albani Arco di Travertino Porta Furba/Quadraro Numidio Quadrato Lucio Sestio Giulio Agricola Subaugusta Cinecittà Anagnina

Frequently asked questions

What time do trains open and close at Manzoni?

The Manzoni station follows the timetables of the Rome metro: trains run from approximately 05:30 until 23:30 (until 1:30 on Fridays and Saturdays). When the metro is closed, the connection is guaranteed by night buses. Check the MyAtac app for real-time schedules.

Which line stops at Manzoni?

The Manzoni station is served by line A of the Rome metro. See the line page for the complete list of stops and interchanges.

Is station Manzoni accessible?

Many Rome metro stations have elevators, escalators and accessible routes. The systems may be temporarily out of service: check the status of elevators and escalators on the MyAtac app or on the ATAC channels before leaving.

Can I bring my bike or stroller?

Strollers are allowed on all routes. Bicycles are permitted on the metro at times and on days established by ATAC (generally outside rush hour) with the applicable supplement; folding bikes are always allowed.

How do you pay for the ride?

Validate a BIT ticket (€1.50, valid for 100 minutes) at the turnstiles, or present a contactless card or smartphone with the Tap&Go system: the rate is the same, with a daily cap of €8.50.