How to get to our Tuscany Walking Holiday from Rome
Author : Lara Ehmler
22nd January 2026
In addition to our long-standing Pisa – Siena – Il Rigo transfers every Saturday, this year we are also offering a transfer at 5pm from Chiusi-Chianciano Terme train station to Il Rigo, which takes about 1 hr. It is relatively straightforward to get to this train station from Rome Fiumicino & Rome Ciampino Airports making it the ideal option for those who can find flights to Rome but not Pisa, or just want to spend some time exploring this ancient capital before or after their walking holiday. The return transfer will then drop you back at the station the following Saturday at 8am.
Here’s all you need to know about how to get to Tuscany from Rome, including transport times, ticketing sites and prices.
If you can’t find flights to Pisa, fly to Rome instead !
If you’re struggling to find suitable flights to Pisa, or simply want to spend a couple of days exploring iconic sites like the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, and the Roman Forum, as well as discover hidden gems in neighbourhoods such as Trastevere and Monti – our Chiusi-Chianciano Terme transfers are just for you !
Rome’s extensive public transportation network makes navigating the city’s numerous attractions both efficient and affordable, plus Rome’s culinary scene is unparalleled, offering a diverse array of dining experiences from traditional trattorias to contemporary eateries.
How to get to Tuscany from Rome Fiumcino
Also known as ‘Leonardo da Vinci Airport’
There is a train station located inside the airport, close to the arrival and departure terminals. From here we recommend that you use the Leonardo Express as this is a non-stop service designed exclusively for airport passengers heading into Rome. It travels direct to Roma Termini with departures every 15 minutes, takes just 32 minutes and costs between €14-18 per person. Tickets can be purchased online, or in the Trenitalia App. Otherwise they can be purchased inside the Fiumicino Airport station at ticket offices and self-service kiosks in the airport and the station. Alternatively, the fixed price for a taxi for up to 4 people into the city centre is €40.
Once you arrive at Rome Termini train station it is easy to catch a direct train to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme which costs around €25 and takes around 2 -2½ hours. Tickets can be purchased on the Trenitalia website.
How to get to Tuscany from Rome Ciampino
First, you need to get to Rome Termini rail station. The quickest (but not cheapest) way to do this is by taxi. “Official” taxis are white and identified by the illuminated Taxi sign on the roof. Always check the price with the driver before you set off because there is a fixed rate of €30 for taxis taking up to 4 people between Ciampino Airport and Rome, so be sure to check with the the driver to avoid any scams.
Alternatively, there is a bus station right outside the airport terminal. Buses depart for the main Rome Termini station every 20 minutes, and cost €6.00 per person, the journey takes between 30 – 60 minutes depending on traffic. Tickets can be purchased at the Tourist Information Point (open every day 08:30-18:00), vending machines, or at Chef Express restaurant. The buses do not provide luggage racks, so you have to take your bags inside the bus.
Once you arrive at Rome Termini train station it is easy to catch a direct train to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme which costs around €25 and takes around 2 -2½ hours. Tickets can be purchased on the Trenitalia website.
Whether you fly into or out of Ciampino or Fiumcino, if you plan to head straight to Il Rigo in Tuscany we strongly recommend that your flight should land before 1200, to allow yourself enough time to get to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme for the 1700 pick-up. On your way home, we will drop you back at the train station for 0800 – so we strongly recommend that your flight does not depart before 1600.
Needless to say, flight times at Ciampino and Fiumcino become less of a consideration if you plan to spend some time exploring Rome either before or after your walking holiday in Tuscany as getting to the airport from the city centre is relatively straightforward. A win, win!
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