Metro A

Rom, Italien

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Ortszeit (Rom) 16:57 Sonntag, 22. Juni 2025

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Dienstag 06:00 – 23:30
Mittwoch 06:00 – 23:30
Donnerstag 06:00 – 23:30
Freitag 06:00 – 01:30
Samstag 06:00 – 01:30
Sonntag 06:00 – 01:30

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1 Bewertung zu Metro A

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Rating des Ortes: 5
Dorchester, Boston, MA
I am sure Draco P. has more of an idea about how Rome’s Metro compares to other European countries, but as a tourist, I thought it was excellent. Everything is well marked (except sometimes the exit situation can be confusing), brightly lit and works smoothly. The B line is a little less new and shiny, but works the same. Everyone seems to be afraid of getting pickpocketed in Italy, but we didn’t have a single issue with this. Just be aware of your surroundings like any major city anywhere. I never felt unsafe in Rome.
The wait times on the Metro are very speedy which is great. Common sense: don’t wait in the middle of the platform with 50K of the tourists, walk down to the less crowded cars.
The Metro could get you to more places in Rome, but it looks like they are building a Line C which maybe will go near Trastevere? Anyway, definitely plan to use it if you are in Rome. It would be stupid and a waste of money not to.