To use the Rome metro from Furio Camillo, start at Furio Camillo station on Line A. The line runs directly to Termini and Spagna without a transfer.
- Furio Camillo is on Line A.
- Colosseo is on Line B; the map-indicated interchange is Termini.
- BIT tickets and time-based passes are available.
Finding the nearest metro station
Furio Camillo station is about a 3-minute walk from Rome Winners Home Guesthouse. It serves Line A, so check the direction shown for your destination before boarding.
On the ATAC network map, stations along this stretch of Line A appear in this order: Furio Camillo, Ponte Lungo, Re di Roma, San Giovanni, Manzoni, Vittorio Emanuele, Termini, Repubblica, Barberini and Spagna. This sequence can help you follow your progress and spot where to change lines.
The station sequence also helps orient you in the area covered by the Furio Camillo Roma neighbourhood guide for visitors.
Tickets and passes for Rome Metro
Rome Metro tickets range from a single-journey BIT to passes valid for set periods. ATAC lists the ATAC Roma app, Tap & Go contactless payment, the B+ smartphone service, ticket offices, authorized shops and vending machines as BIT purchase options.
A BIT costs €1.50 and is valid for 100 minutes from first validation. On the Metro, it covers one journey, including changes between lines, subject to the turnstile rules: you must not pass through the turnstiles when changing between Lines A, B/B1 and C. Passing through is permitted for a Line A–Line C change.
For repeated trips, ROMA 24H costs €8.50 for 24 hours, ROMA 48H costs €15.00 for 48 hours, and ROMA 72H costs €22.00 for 72 hours, each from first validation. The weekly CIS costs €29.00 and covers unlimited journeys within Rome until midnight of the seventh day, including the validation day.
ATAC says to validate a BIT at the start of the journey and again when switching to a Metro line. When changing vehicles within the 100-minute limit, validate it again for use through the end of the journey. Ticket prices and conditions can change, so check the official site before you go.
How do you change lines for central sights?
For Colosseo, ride Line A from Furio Camillo to Termini, then change to Line B. Termini is the interchange shown on the ATAC map, where Lines A and B meet.
For Spagna, stay on Line A: Termini lies between Furio Camillo and Spagna, so you do not need to change lines. The station order also places Repubblica and Barberini between Termini and Spagna. These connections are part of the route planning in one day in Rome starting from Furio Camillo.
Check the ATAC maps page for downloadable public-transport maps, and use its journey planner for routes and scheduled timetables.
Using metro, bus and rail together
A BIT can cover Metro and vehicle changes within its 100-minute validity, but you must validate again when switching to a Metro line and when changing vehicles. Keep the turnstile restrictions in mind if your Metro route changes lines.
For a trip that combines bus, rail and Metro, use the ATAC journey planner to check the route and scheduled timetable, then consult its maps page to follow the connections. That makes it easier to identify where the Metro portion begins and where you may need to validate again.
FAQs
Which Rome Metro line serves Furio Camillo?
Furio Camillo is a station on Line A.
Can you reach Spagna without changing lines?
Yes. Spagna and Furio Camillo are both on Line A, with Termini between them.
Where do you change for Colosseo?
Change from Line A to Line B at Termini, the interchange shown on the ATAC network map.