This station is the biggest in Rome. It contains trains railways and several metro lines too. You can go anywhere from there. But it's not just a commuting hub. This place has several shopping stores from all kinds also a lot of food providers (restaurants, bakeries, cafes, bars and snacks etc...). You can easily spend more than 3 hours at this spot.

My wife and I rode the train into Rome from the station near the cruise ship terminal. We didn’t have too good of directions on exiting the terminal to the Uber pick up spot but we were able to find our way and get an Uber. It can be hectic like a lot of things in Italy, but we managed.

While the station is modern and reasonably well kept, buying a ticket is a major endeavour. I say so as a traveller whose Italian is reasonably good. No doubt it is even worse if you do not speak Italian. The core problem is that many of the ticket machines do not work. There are therefore long queues at busy times in front of the machines that are working. Worse still, half the machines only issue tickets for long distance journeys, but that is not apparent to users, since there is nothing on screen (whether in Italian or English) to tell you so. It took me over twenty minutes to buy a ticket to Fiumicino airport. The moral of this story is buy a return on arrival at Fiumicino (where the ticket machines all work and the booking office is staffed) or anywhere else but Termini. Not a good experience at all.

Took a while to figure out how to easily get from the Metro levels to the train levels. We finally discovered that the fastest and most efficient route was to fine a staircase at the Metro level with a downward escalator and a “forbidden entry” sign on the stairs portion and to simply go up the forbidden staircase. It puts you exactly where you need to be! In terms of the Metro, know that there are only two lines, the A and the B and there will be basically two one-way tracks: one going East and west (line A) and one going north and south (B line). Watch the maps on the walls and if the destination you want is grayed out on the map, you need to get to the opposite platform by going either up and over or down and under. Lines are identified by their terminal stations.

Day trip from Florence to Rome. Arrival and departure from Rome Termini was straight forward. For the departure you just have to look up at the big board until a platform number is listed, then off through security with your ticket and onto the train - easy!

With 32 platforms, the Rome Termini Station is Italy's largest and busiest railway station. Although the site has been used as a railway station since the 19th century, the current building, as characterized by the post-World War 2 modernist architectural style, was inaugurated in 1950. As the central transportation hub of Rome, the station has convenient connections to other major attractions in the city via the Metro lines and other cities in Italy and Europe, which is definitely a boon to budget-conscious tourists staying in one of the many affordable hotels near the station. The station was dedicated to Pope John Paul II in 2006, with the statue of the Pope standing imposingly in front of the station to symbolize the tribute.

Many people and a big confusion !! There are of course information centers which help you with everything but you need to get there very early to find where you want to go and how . Please be kindly informed that very late in the night and early in the morning it is a very dangerous place

So it's extremely busy in the morning near 0900. Train services no's are on the timetables so look out for them, also printed on ticket. Our train to Tivoli was ok, local service. The faster trains go further, Milan, Venezia, Salerno.

Termini is a major rail station connecting Rome to other major cities around the country with numerous arrivals and departures providing extensive travel options for those seeking rail travel to/from the city. The station is connected to the city centre by local buses, Metro (A & B Line) and taxis. Or just walk to your hotel if staying in the Termini area. There are cheap bus options to the airport to/from Termini as well. You can purchase rail tickets online, through mobile app, at self-use ticketing machines or manned ticket counter within the station. Train platforms are located past glassed in barrier. Scan or show tickets and you can enter to await trains directly on respective platforms. You'll find a few cafes, food outlets and retail shops. We waited outbound rail journey recently at the recently opened Eataly upstairs place.

The train station it’s a very well laid out functional train station. There’s 25 different train lines there’s a shopping mall basically attached to a train station which gives you pretty much anything you would want for the most part. Unfortunately the negative part of the station is it’s a High Point for pickpockets. Don’t leave your luggage on attendant keep all personal documents and money, preferably under a zippered pocket one that can easily be opened.