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HOW TO GET TO LUISS BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Campus Viale Pola and Campus Via Parenzo are just 600 meters apart—a short walk of about 10 minutes. Registration services will be available on both sites.

By Underground

Metro Line B direction Jonio/Rebibbia – stop: Sant’Agnese–Annibaliano

• The Sant’Agnese–Annibaliano stop is about 10 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by car from the LUISS campus at Viale Pola.

• The same stop is about 5 minutes on foot or 3 minutes by car from the LUISS campus at Via Parenzo.

By Bus (ATAC)

Several direct bus lines connect Termini Station with both LUISS venues.

To the LUISS campus at Viale Pola:

• Line 66: from Termini, direction Marx – get off at Nomentana/Villa Torlonia and continue about 5 minutes on foot.

• Line 38: from Termini, direction Porta di Roma – get off at Trieste/Gorizia and continue about 7 minutes on foot.

• Line 90: from Termini, direction Labia – get off at Nomentana/XXI Aprile and continue about 10 minutes on foot to reach the LUISS campus.

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To the LUISS campus at Via Parenzo:

• Line 66: from Termini, direction Marx – get off at Nomentana/Gorizia and continue about 8 minutes on foot.

• Line 38: from Termini, direction Porta di Roma – get off at Trieste/Bellinzona and continue about 5 minutes on foot.

• Line 90: from Termini, direction Labia – get off at Nomentana/XXI Aprile and continue about 10 minutes on foot.

• Line 82: from Termini, direction Marx – get off at Nomentana/Gorizia and continue about 8 minutes on foot.

• Line 310: from Termini, direction Vescovio – get off at S. Costanza/Nomentana and continue about 6 minutes on foot.

 

TAXIS

Radiotaxi companies can be contacted at the following telephone numbers:

• Chiama Taxi +39.06.0609

• Pronto Taxi +39.06.6645

• Radio Taxi +39.06.3570

• Samarcanda +39.06.5551

• Taxi Tevere +39.06.4157 / +39.06.4994

Taxi for passengers with special needs: +39.06.5551 or +39.06.55282884

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ABOUT ROME 

EFFICIENT & AFFORDABLE TRANSPORTATION

Rome offers a well-connected public transportation system, including buses, trams, and metro lines. A single ticket costs approximately €1.50, and multi-day passes are available—making it convenient and budget-friendly for visitors.

While public transport is ideal for covering longer distances, walking is often the best way to explore the city’s historic center. Taxis and ride-sharing apps are also widely available for added flexibility.

 

SAFETY AND SECURITY

Rome is generally a safe city for visitors. However, as in many major tourist destinations, pickpocketing can occur—especially in crowded areas such as the Colosseum, the Vatican, and on public transport. Stay alert, keep your belongings close, and consider using a money belt or anti-theft bag for added security.

We recommend following the same basic safety precautions you would take when traveling anywhere else:

• Store your travel documents in the hotel safe;

• Carry the hotel’s address with you when you go out;

• Never leave personal belongings (bags, phones, etc.) unattended.

 

WEATHER & CLOTHING

Rome in summer typically experiences warm and sunny weather, with daytime temperatures ranging between 20°C and 30°C (68–86°F), and occasional peaks above 30°C (86°F).

We recommend packing light, breathable clothing, along with sunscreen and sunglasses to stay comfortable during the day. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, especially for navigating the city’s cobblestone streets.

Evenings may be slightly cooler, so bringing a light jacket or sweater is advisable.
 

CURRENCY

The currency in Rome is the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for small purchases or when visiting less touristy areas.

 

TIME ZONE
Italy follows Central European Time (CET). During standard time — from early autumn to late winter — the country operates on UTC+1, which is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

In early spring, Italy switches to daylight saving time (UTC+2), with clocks moving forward by one hour to make better use of daylight in the late afternoon and evening.

 

LANGUAGE

The official language of Rome is Italian. While English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, learning a few basic Italian phrases can be helpful and is often appreciated by locals.

 

ELECTRICITY                      

Italy uses a 230V supply voltage at a frequency of 50Hz. Power plugs are typically the two round-pin types (Type C, F, or L). Travelers may need a plug adapter if their devices use a different type.

 

ROME TELEPHONE COUNTRY CODE

• Country code for Rome: +39

• International outgoing code: 00

 

EMERGENCY NUMBERS IN ROME

• Single Emergency Number: 112

• Police: 112

• Ambulance: 118

• Fire Service: 115

 

HOW TO REACH ROME

Thanks to its excellent geographical position and its direct air, road, and rail links to the rest of Europe, Rome can be easily reached.

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS

Rome is served by two international airports, well connected to the city centre:

• LEONARDO DA VINCI AIRPORT (Fiumicino)

• G.B. PASTINE AIRPORT (Ciampino)

Both hubs are served by the major flight companies, including the low-cost ones.

The international hub Leonardo da Vinci Airport is located about 35 Km from the city centre and is connected to Rome city centre by the high speed Leonardo Express train.

FROM AND TO FIUMICINO AIRPORT

Leonardo Express

At the Airport’s Railway station the Shuttle-Train Leonardo Express is a 32 minute direct service to Termini Railway Station running every 30 minutes (every 15 minutes at peak times). Tickets may be purchased  from the Trenitalia website, from the ticket office, from kiosk ticket machines, travel agents, authorized vendors and Trenitalia counters near platforms.

FL1 train

The FL1 service to Tiburtina Railway Station takes 48 minutes and leaves every 15 minutes on week days and every 30 minutes on weekends and on Holidays. The train also stops at the following Stations: Parco Leonardo, Fiera di Roma, Ponte Galeria, Muratella, Magliana, Villa Bonelli, Trastevere, Ostiense (where there is a connection with the Metro B Line) and Tuscolana.

By Bus

There are different bus lines serving to Termini Station and other stations: Cotral service (public service), Atral Bus, Gaspari Bus, Terravision, SIT Bus, TAM.

By Taxi

Taxis to Rome are found at the exits of both the domestic and international arrival terminals.

FROM AND TO CIAMPINO AIRPORT

Ciampino Railway station is reached by special buses from the airport. Trains, which leave every 15 minutes, take 10 minutes to get to Rome Termini (Metro A & B).

By Bus

Bus lines to Termini Station: ATAC, Atral, Gaspari Bus, Terravision, SIT bus

By Taxi

Taxis to Rome stop in the small stant right in front of the airport itself.

For more information, please visit Tourist Office Website.

Railway Lines

Rome has an important railway system connected with the rest of Italy and with Europe by high-speed trains offering the great efficiency at a low cost.

The central railway station, TERMINI, is in the heart of the historical centre and very close to many hotels.

 

FRAUD ALERT

Fraud Alert – Official Communication from the Organizing Committee

We would like to inform all participants that unauthorized messages and potential fraudulent activity related to EuARe 2026 registration have been reported.

Please note:

All official communication will come only from the following email addresses:

euare.bo@gmail.com, euare2026@thetriumph.com, euare2026registration@thetriumph.com

Payments should only be made through the official congress platform.

If you receive suspicious emails, phone calls, or messages requesting payment or personal information, do not respond and notify us immediately at euare2026@thetriumph.com.

Your security is our priority.
Thank you for helping us ensure a safe and trustworthy congress experience.

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