Car Rental - Rome Fiumicino Airport

Rent a car at Rome Fiumicino Airport with Hertz and get ready to discover Rome’s exhilarating culture and world-defining history – from the Colosseum to the Sistine Chapel. With your own rental car, it’s also easy to reach must-visit destinations nearby. Explore the foodie haven of Naples, sink your feet into the sand at Pescara, or take in the stunning cliffside of Sorrento. Explore it all, with car rental for your vacation in Rome.

Picking up your rental car from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is easy. You’ll find the Hertz desk on the first floor at Terminal 2. After you leave baggage reclaim, follow the signs for the car rental desks and look out for the yellow Hertz logo.

Our Rome Fiumicino Airport car rental location is just a:

• 25-minute drive to Rome.
• 25-minute drive to Vatican City.
• 30-minute drive to the Pantheon.
• 2hrs 20-minute drive to Pompeii.

Parking In Rome Fiumicino Airport

• Frank Parking Roma (00185) is located outside Rome’s limit traffic zone (ZTL), this carpark is enclosed, monitored, and located near Rome’s train station. Parking spots may need to be booked.
• Park Colosseo (00184) is located inside Rome’s ZTL, with 24h surveillance, and is within walking distance of many key sights and activities. You can park for short and long-term stays, with around 150 spaces.
• Streetside Parking is available in Rome. Available spaces use a color-coded system: blue spaces are metered with some exceptions, while white spaces are free.

Key Roads In Rome

• The A91 connects Rome to Rome Fiumicino Airport – an important road to know, especially if you’re driving in a car rental.
• The A90 is also known as Il Raccordo, and is a ring-shaped road curving around Rome, making it incredibly busy.
• The A1 acts as a straight, north-south road which can take you from Rome to Florence.

How to get from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Rome

Rome city center is just 29 kilometers from the airport.

1. Exit the airport and take the Via Mario doe Bernardi to A91.
2. Follow the A91 to Roma.
3. Take the exit towards Roma Centro/Via Della Magliana/Trastevere from A91.
4. Continue on Via Della Magliana into Rome city center.

How to get from the Rome Fiumicino Airport Hertz Car Rental Desk to Via Della Torre Clementia

Via Della Torre Clementia is just a 10-minute drive from our car rental desk at Rome Fiumicino Airport.

1. Drive south-west on Via Leonardo da Vinci to Via dell’Aeroporto di Fiumicino.
2. Continue along Via dell’Aeroporto di Fiumicino, then take Via Alessandro Marchetti and Viale Lago di Trainano to Via delle Ombrine.
3. Turn left onto Via delle Ombrine.
4. Take the 2^nd exit at the roundabout onto Via della Torre Celementia.

Best Hotels In Rome

THE ONE Boutique Hotel

Via del Traforo, 133/134, 00187

THE ONE Boutique is modern-style hotel, accented by neon-lights in the heart of Rome. It stands in walking distance to the famous Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps, and is situated in one of Rome’s oldest distracts. Best of all, it’s an easy drive from the Hertz car rental desk at Rome Fiumicino Airport.

Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora

Via Vittorio Veneto, 191, 00187

The Rome Marriot Grand Hotel Flora is a 50-minute drive from the car rental desk at Rome Fiumicino Airport and stands elevated next to the Villa Borghese gardens. Neoclassical design meets modern sensibilities for a refined, luxurious stay. Whether business, pleasure, or a spot of leisure, the Rome Marriott Grand Hotel has it all.

Rome Cavalieri

Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, 00136

Step into the Rome Cavalieri and enjoy the splendor of the city from a panoramic point of view. Get into your holiday car rental, and drive to the Cavalieri in less than 50 minutes. Recline into aristocratic comfort, with a roman-baths inspired pool, 3-star Michelin dining, and timeless artwork that lines the halls.

Best Restaurants In Rome

Felice a Testaccio

Via Mastro Giorgio, 29, 00153

Enjoy traditional Roman cooking in this traditional, open-brick, Roman-tavern style in the Testaccio neighborhood of Rome. Known for its small-town vibes, the district’s attitude brings a no-fuss atmosphere to the Felice a Testaccio. Enjoy cacio e pepe, and other homey Italian-style cooking classics.

Marigold

Via Giovanni da Empoli, 37, 00154

Modern and minimalist, Marigold is a hip restaurant and micro-bakery, specializing in traditional breakfasts, coffee, baked goods, and a spread of tasty treats. Dine in, take away, and enjoy a welcoming brunch for a taste of real, simple food.

Santo Palato

Piazza Tarquinia, 4 a/b, 00183

Settle in at Santo Palato, an unassuming, brightly decorated, and cozy space that delivers a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Choose from Italian classics, or inventive new recipes like beef fillet with lime and radicchio. It’s an incredible lunch-time venue, that is hard not to love.

Best Things To Do In Rome

Via Della Torre Clementina

Take a peaceful stroll by the sea at the Via Della Torre Clementina. It’s only a few minutes from the car rental desk at Rome Fiumicino Airport, making a great start or end to any trip in Rome. Enjoy the maritime atmosphere and walk until you can see where the Tiber River empties into the Mediterranean blue.

Trevi Fountain

Designed by architect Nicola Salvi, this 18^th-century, grand baroque fountain is an icon of the Trevi district in Rome. It depicts Neptune, God of Freshwater and the Sea, and is an incredibly popular spot to take those holiday snaps.

Pantheon

Both a Catholic Church and former Roman temple, the Pantheon is a historic monument and one of the last surviving ancient Roman buildings. Today, it remains intact, and has become a must-see architectural masterpiece of an era long gone.