The Venue
Roma Convention Center La Nuvola is located in the EUR District in the south of Rome. The closest metro station to the venue is the EUR Fermi station. The city center is located about 20 minutes away from EUR Fermi via the metro.
Airports
Rome has two major international airports: Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport and Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport. Public transportation, taxis, shuttles, and car rentals are available at each airport.
Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport
Travel to the city center: The Leonardo Express is a direct train service to the city center and takes about 30 minutes to reach Roma Termini station.
Travel to the EUR District: To travel by metro, you will need to take the Leonardo Express to Roma Termini station in the city center and then take Line B of the Rome Metro to travel to the EUR district. The trip would take a little over an hour. Otherwise taxis and hotel shuttles (if applicable) are available.
More Information
Train transport to city center (Roma Termini station) — the Leonardo Express is a direct train line from Fiumicino to Roma Termini station in the city center.
Airport Shuttles — various shuttle services are available to popular destinations and to many hotels.
Car rentals at Fiumicino Airport — find links to various car rental services available at the airport
Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport Links
Travel to the city center: The Ciampino Airlink is a special combined bus-metro route from the Ciampino Airport to the city center and takes about 45 minutes to reach the Roma Termini station.
Travel to the EUR District: A bus route is available from right outside Ciampino Airport to the EUR district.
More Information
Transport to city center (Roma Termini station) — The Ciampino Airlink is a special combined bus-metro route between Ciampino Airport and Roma Termini station in the city center.
Car rentals at Ciampino Airport
Rome Metro
Located in the city center, Roma Termini is the main railway station for Rome and the city’s mass transit hub. The Rome Metro is split into three lines: A, B, and C. The congress venue is located a few minutes’ walk from Line B’s EUR Fermi station. EUR Fermi is just over 20 minutes from the city center via Line B. Much of public transport in Rome is managed by ATAC.
Other Rome public transport maps (in Italian)