Car rental at Roma Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

IATA code:FCO

At Roma Fiumicino Airport

Roma Fiumicino Airport sits in Fiumicino, south of Rome. It is also known as Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Roma Fiumicino Airport has 2 terminals: T1 and T3. Rome is 22 km away; there is also a train, a bus, a shuttle and taxis.

Other airports near Rome

Rome has 1 more airport: Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA).

Renting and driving in Italy

Speed limits 50 / 90 / 130 km/h. Alcohol limit 0.5 ‰. Motorways charge at the barrier.

What kind of car do you need?

Typical capacity for the category — the exact model is confirmed by the rental company at booking.

  • Economy

    4–5 seats · 1 large bag + 1 small

    City streets and tight parking

  • Standard

    5 seats · 2 large bags + 1 small

    Long drives with full luggage

  • SUV

    5 seats · 3 large bags

    Mountain roads and winter trips

  • Estate

    5 seats · 3 large bags

    Families with a lot of luggage

  • People carrier

    7 seats · 4 large bags

    Groups of six or more

  • Luxury

    5 seats · 2 large bags + 1 small

    Business trips and long motorways

  • Convertible

    4 seats · 2 small bags

    Coastal roads in warm weather

Nearby airports

Other airports in Italy

Frequently asked questions

Where can I pick up a car in Roma Fiumicino Airport?

At the rental desks in and around Roma Fiumicino Airport. The address and opening hours are shown by the rental company before you book.

Italy: which side of the road do they drive on?

On the right. Speed limits are posted at the roadside and differ between towns, open roads and motorways.

Which currency will I be charged in?

Prices are usually set in EUR. The rental company sets both the price and the deposit, and shows them before you book.

Can I drive the car into another country?

Often yes within the EU, but never assume it. Crossing a border has to be allowed by the rental company and usually costs extra, so check the terms before you book.

How far is Rome from the airport?

22 km.

Do I need an International Driving Permit?

A non-EU licence must be accompanied by an International Driving Permit.

What are the speed limits in Italy?

50 km/h in towns, 90 km/h on open roads, 130 km/h on motorways.

Are the motorways tolled?

Motorways charge at the barrier. Payment is by cash, card or an electronic tag.