Station Re di Roma

Line A · Rome Metro

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interchange

Yes

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Intermediate

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Re di Roma — Overview

Re di Roma is a station on Line A of the Rome Metro. Re di Roma Station on Line A of the Rome Metro.

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What's in the Area

Shops and Cafes in the Area

2-minute walk

Shops and cafes near the station.

Bus connections

1-minute walk

City bus routes connect the station to the surrounding neighborhoods.

Green spaces

5-minute walk

Parks and green spaces are within walking distance.

How to Get There and Leave

Buses and Trams

The ATAC surface transit lines connect the station to nearby neighborhoods

Subway and rail

Transfers to other metro lines or regional rail lines, where available

Park-and-ride facilities

Park-and-ride facilities and parking areas at many suburban stations

Station Services

Accessibility

Elevators, ramps, and accessible routes where available

Parking

Where available

Bikes

Bike transport during permitted hours

Turnstiles and ticket office

Vending machines and turnstiles

App MyAtac

Real-time schedules and alerts

Information

Platform Monitors and Announcements

Other stations on Line A

Stations on Line A

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Frequently Asked Questions

What time do the trains start and stop running in Re di Roma?

The Re di Roma station follows the Rome Metro schedule: trains run from approximately 5:30 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. (until 1:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays). When the Metro is closed, service is provided by night buses. Check the MyAtac app for real-time schedules.

Which line stops at Re di Roma?

The Re di Roma station is served by Line A of the Rome Metro. See the line’s page for a complete list of stops and transfer options.

Is the Re di Roma station accessible?

Many Rome Metro stations have elevators, escalators, and accessible routes. These facilities may be temporarily out of service: check the status of elevators and escalators on the MyAtac app or via ATAC channels before you leave.

Can I bring my bike or stroller?

Strollers are allowed on all routes. Bicycles are permitted on the subway during the hours and on the days specified by ATAC (generally outside of peak hours) for an additional fee; folding bicycles are always allowed.

How do I pay for the ride?

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