Rome Bus Routes

Some Information on Rome Bus Routes

Rome bus routes network is impressively extensive and complex, though Rome's buses, like the Metro, are busy at any time of the day and getting a seat is an unexpected surprise when travelling in the city centre. Bus routes in Rome have been planned, at least in theory, so as to make commuting within the city fast and convenient. Bus services operate from 5:30 in the morning till midnight, complemented by a night bus service from 12:30 am till 5:30 am.

Regular Rome Bus Routes
The main Rome bus routes covering the centre of the city are:
Rome Bus Routes: H - It originates from Termini Station and goes up to Via Capasso, a western suburb of Rome. This route passes through via Nazionale, Piazza Venezia, Largo Argentina, Ponte Garibaldi, and Viale Trastevere.
Rome Bus Routes: 8 - This is a Tram service connecting Casaletto, Monteverde, Stazione Trastevere, Piazza Ippolito Nievo, Piazza Mastai, Piazza G.G. Belli, Ponte Garibaldi, and Largo Argentina, very useful to go to Trastevere and pretty efficient too.
Rome Bus Routes: 23 - This bus covers Basilica di S. Paolo, Piazzale Ostiense, Via Marmorata, Lungotevere, Ponte Garibaldi, Ponte Vittorio Emanuelle II, Piazza Risorgimento, and Piazzale Clodio.
Rome Bus Routes: 40 – This express bus service plies between Termini Station and Piazza Pia through Via Nazionale, Piazza Venezia, Largo Argentina, and Chiesa Nuova, frequent and reliable.
Rome Bus Routes: 64 - This follows the same route as Route 40 except that it has more stops.
Rome Bus Routes: 170 - It covers all locations like Testaccio, Bocca della Verita, Via delTeatro di Marcello, Piazza Venezia, and Via Nazionale between Piazzale dell' Agricoltura at one end and Termini Station at the other.
Rome Bus Routes: 492 - This city bus originates from Tiburtina train station and passing through San Lorenzo, Termini, Piazza Barberini, Piazza Venezia, Corso Rinascimento, and Piazza Cavour end at Piazza Risorgimento.
Rome Bus Routes: 660 - This route connects Via Appia Antica, Via Appia Nuova, and Largo Colli Albani. Very goog connection with the Metro.
Rome Bus Routes: 714 – This regular city route runs between Termini Station and Piazzale P.L. Nervi after moving through Piazza S. Maria Maggiore, Piazza S. Giovanni in Laterano, and Viala delle Terme de Caracalla.
Rome Bus Routes: 910 - 910 plies between Termini Station and Piazza Mancini after passing through Piazza della Republica, Via Piemonte, Villa Borghese, Piazza Euclide, and Palazzetto dello Sport.

Night Rome Bus Routes
Over 20 night bus lines run from 00:30am to 5:30am. The main terminal stations are Termini (Piazza dei Cinquecento) and Piazza Venezia. From these two squares buses leave for all directions every half an hour. You can purchase tickets on board. Night Rome bus routes are marked with the image of an owl and have an N in their name, they are 14, from N1 to N14. Normally the most commonly used by tourists are the first five. For more information on night and regular Rome bus routes check Atac.roma.it.

Rome Electric Bus Routes
Rome Electric buses ply in routes 116 , 117 and 119. All these are circular routes and cover all main interesting locations from the tourist point of view. Bus routes in Rome have been so set up that tourists can enjoy the city sights just sitting in these buses. In addition there are also some Rome bus routes devoted specifically to tourists, line 110 and the Archeobus, for more information check Trambusopen.com.