Leonardo da Vinci International Airport

Airport with great connections to European nations and rest of the world. The Airport has three operational terminals. Terminal 1 being used for EU connections. Terminal 3 for International connections while Terminal 5 for International countries with stricter regulations. We flew to Lisbon from Terminal 1. Easy to navigate, separate security for families. It has great themed restaurants one floor above the boarding gates area.

Impressive airport, especially the Terminal 1 for Schengen departures. This airport has come a long way from the last time I was here, food is definitely better, even shops are actually interesting. Probably worth arriving a few minutes ahead of time to shop around.

This airport was a pleasant surprise! It was clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Security and customs moved quickly, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout. Plenty of food and shopping options while waiting for our flight, and everything felt modern and well maintained. Great overall experience!

FCO airport and lounge. As good time won't last long, visitors of Rome eventually have to depart with lots of memories. It is a modern airport and seems quiet in early morning. However, there is one issue of lacking signage to help passengers navigate or find airline counters to check-in.

Wow! It's up there with other quality airports such as Madrid, Munich, and Stockholm. Security is amazingly well organized. So many lanes and very modern systems. Bathrooms were spacious, high-tech, and clean too.

We had our flight from this airport, Terminal 1 to Delhi, it was Italian Airways flight. The terminal is very huge and there are a lot of shops here. Big brands have their outlets here. The checkin and baggage drop was seamless and fast. We could also do last minute shopping and pickups. Only negative was crowd management i would say can be better, there are shortage of places to sit or wait. Otherwise everything was perfect.

Rome Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci International) is hands down one of the best airports I’ve traveled through. It’s beautifully designed with modern flooring, sleek architecture, and a well-thought-out layout that makes it incredibly easy to navigate. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or a first-time visitor, everything is clearly marked, and getting around is effortless. One of the highlights for me is the incredible selection of shops and dining options. From high-end Italian fashion brands like Gucci and Bottega Veneta to duty-free stores with a fantastic selection, shopping here is an experience in itself. The dining options are equally impressive, whether you’re craving fresh Italian cuisine, sushi, or even a quick coffee and pastry, there’s something for everyone. They even have a huge Verdi gelateria!!!!! They also have a huge section for co-working only. They have indoor playgrounds and pianos. Beyond the aesthetics and amenities, the efficiency of this airport is worth mentioning. Security and passport control are well-organized and move quickly, making connections and departures stress-free. The airport is also impeccably clean, with plenty of comfortable seating and charging stations available. Overall, Fiumicino combines luxury, efficiency, and Italian hospitality seamlessly. It’s not just a transit hub, it’s an experience, and one I actually look forward to every time I fly through Rome.

The airport has got 3 terminals, a few but each one is only a few metres away. If you're flying from E gates, you pass 3 different duty-free zones, which I have founded a bit over the top. There are plenty of food courts with plenty of choices at reasonable prices. The airport is large with plenty of seating with charges attached to them. Water fountains are inside the toilets. Overall, it was a good airport with a very speedy check-in and security it was fast, and you don't need to remove tablets or liquids.

We came through Da Vinci di Fiumicino Airport on the start of our Viking Cruise Tour of Italy. Italian Customs was a breeze and it was the quickest we have ever experienced internationally. We were met by Viking representatives, who took our luggage and escorted us to a nearby bus to the Port of Civitavecchia to begin our journey. The airport has a great many shops and we had a chance to eat a light lunch before leaving.

This place was busy, but it was fun to explore. Eataly was great to explore and try a lot of goodies. I also enjoy shopping for last minute items here that I may have missed. Terminal 1 was fast and East to get into. Separate lines for US citizens so going through security was easy. Lots of shops and high end luxury items too. Definitely good airport to depart and arrive to. Shuttles come in and go easily, so that's also a big plus!

My trip to Italy took me from Firenze to Roma, so it only made sense for me to fly out of FCO for my return to the US. I admit that it's sometimes hard to write a true-to-form review of places such as airports because specific of components of the trip may come into play, but I do my best to be as objective as I can. So here we go! From my view, there's a lot to like about FCO - the process to get through Passport Verification and Security were pretty smooth. Perhaps it was because I was leaving Italy, but the entire passport process was automated which saved a lot of time. Security was pretty standard, and before I knew it I was in the main terminal. The entire look of the airport is pretty modern, and I have to say I was kinda floored by the shopping selection. There were so many luxury brands with locations in the terminal - it was like I was in a high-end shopping mall vs. an airport. We had some time before our flight so I took the time to browse. While I felt the chairs in the terminal were kind of uncomfortable, that's really my only gripe. The process to board was smooth and efficient, and overall FCO was a positive part of my destination home which is all I can really ask for from an airport.

This is an incredibly nice airport close to Rome in Italy. I love the touches of architecture they added too. Definitely seems like an Italian made airport. It's not like any other airport. It's very clean and easy to navigate. Lots of shopping- and I mean LOTS of shopping within the airport. It's mostly high end brands. Not really budget friendly. There's some restaurants and quick eat food stops also. Not a bad place if you need to kill some time before your flight.

It's one of the worst airports I've encountered after tons of international trips. Not only the structure of the airport is confusing, but also the staff working here is terrible. Particularly bad experience with Lufthansa.

This review is about waiting on the tarmac as the plane refuels. Flying on Ethiopian Airlines originating from Addis Ababa currently requires a stopover on Rome to refuel. No passenger gets off and no one gets on (well, flight personnel due change), Apparently this is only required for long haul flights going west 'across the pond'. We arrived at around 4 am for refueling. The airport staff did a great job getting us out of here post haste. Trash was also dropped off.

This airport is HUGE! Honestly, it's more like a shopping mall that happens to have airplanes. The duty free shopping is intense here, with a huge variety of luxury brands. I guess that would be expected in Italy, where many designer brands originate. We had about a 3 hour layover here waiting for our connecting flight to Athens. We ventured to some of the shops and got some Italian chocolates. Terminal 1 is actually Terminal A, in case your boarding pass says Terminal 1 and you notice nothing is actually labeled as such. You wait in a large waiting area for the boarding gate to be announced, no sooner than one hour prior to your departure. Thankfully we didn't have to switch terminals, however, with the vast amount of shops and terminals, we had quite a trek on our way to our actual gate once it was announced on the boards. There definitely isn't a shortage on things to do and see here! I will add ITA Airways is an amazing airline! Wouldn't mind flying with them again!

FCO was reasonably easy to maneuver upon arrival. I had to wait for a family member so I grabbed a mineral water at the downstairs shop. I like that the airport is not so big. Yes, there was walking involved but nothing extreme. Signs are in both Italian and English so it was easy to find my terminal and gate when departing in a hurry due to the taxi that never showed. I was thankful for the Fiumicino express that took me straight to the airport in 40 minutes. Police at the train station were good to guide me so that I didn't loose any time. When I arrived at the gate, E 15, they were already boarding. Thankfully I already had my boarding pass on my phone and only had a carry on bag. Staff were helpful throughout the process.

A very modern and functional airport that easy to arrive too and easy to depart from. They have everything you need in the duty free store when you want to bring stuff back for people at home or yourself. Immigration here is automated which was awesome! I guess bummer if you want stamps still though. Otherwise a decent airport where all the major airlines come into.

Wow this was a busy airport. From walking in from the train from Roma Termini, to getting to our gate, this place was very very busy. But it's understandable, it's Rome. The check-in stations are clearly marked on the board when you enter departures so we found Air France in Terminal 1 pretty fast. Security check point announced on the large board above it that the wait was like 6 min and they were very accurate with the timing. You have to walk through shops and the like, which I hate, but I've noticed in a lot of large non-US airports. We went to a lounge in the food court area so we were strapped for seating in the terminal. It was ok. Our gate was fairly far away but easy to navigate to and there was plenty of seating at it.

This is located just outside Rome, Italy and an interesting airport to say the least. This was my 2nd time at this airport over the past years. Gate seating is comfortable, neat and orderly everywhere. The restrooms are very clean and kept up nicely! The duty free shop is huge and has so many unique items; perfumes you don't see in the US, candy confections, jewelry and cheese too! Plus the typical souvenirs. It's easy maneuvering to get to gates but just know in the middle, you have to pass thru the duty free shop to get to some gates! They want you to spend which is easy to do when many items are tempting. Service is very friendly and they are happy to help you find whatever you're looking for. Plenty of places to eat with a lot of variety.

Rome Fiumicino International Airport, officially known as Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, was established in 1961 and named after the renowned Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci. Serving as Italy's largest airport, FCO operates as a major international gateway, connecting travelers from Rome to destinations across the globe. With over 200 direct destinations worldwide, this airport is a key hub not only for tourism but also for business and cargo, making it an essential link for both passenger and commercial aviation. From modern amenities to streamlined connections, Fiumicino has a strong reputation for efficiency. This past Monday, I had the pleasure of flying from Rome to Madrid, and I was impressed by how smoothly my experience went. Going through security and customs was fast and easy, which made the journey hassle-free. Overall, Leonardo da Vinci International Airport exceeded my expectations in both service and efficiency. Highly recommend! With the 5 star review.

This review is for Terminal 3, which I've been to a bunch of times. This being Rome, I thought there'd be a lot of great food options past security, but alas, no. And there's no United or Star Alliance club. Supposedly there's a Star Alliance club but it's temporarily closed (July 2024). The food options stink. But I've transited through here 4 times in the last few weeks, and I've found the lines at immigration bearable. Not a great airport, but there are far worse in Europe (I'm looking at you Frankfurt).

Welcome to the age of automation. You pretty much have to do everything yourself. Even check your own bags in and put them on the conveyor belt?!? Now flying out to the Maltese islands, Arrivederchi! Unfortunately, Yelp does not cover the Maltese Islands of Malta, Gonzo and Comino. Therefore, I will be forced to post my reviews on TripAdvisor.

Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci is Rome's International Airport! It's pretty clean & super big. Customs was a super easy process here even though there was a long line, it moved fast. Lots of shops here available to shop if you have some time on your hands before/after your flight. Getting an uber here was a bit tricky for pick up and drop off to hotel. You must go down to baggage claim area and go outside to the taxi sign areas to meet your taxi/uber. We did not know that the drivers here are not your usual Uber drivers (regular people who do Uber as side gig jobs). White taxis (It Taxi) are your "cheapest" option but are difficult to order a ride. We spent a couple days in Rome and after trying to call for a ride with the White Taxis/ It Taxi, there was never a driver available or anyone who wanted to take the ride. Instead, we ended up ordering Uber Black vehicles which are more likely come but are pricier.

We enjoyed our Tome holiday very much! From astonishing history to fantastic food, everything exceeds our expectation. Including the airport. There is not just one piano, either two BUT three!!! Never ever in any other airports! This is absolutely awesome! My son ranks the airport one off the most musical, artistic and intellectual airport in the entire world besides Vienna airport, in Austria.

A busy airport that has lots of shopping and eating options with a large food court on the second floor and most of them open as early as 8:00 am on a Sunday. After walking around the terminal, I found a couple restaurants to try out and a pharmacy that was having a sale. During my 7+ hour layover, I stayed mostly in Terminal 3. Kinda easy to get from one place to another once you get used to it, but the first person at the ITA airways info desk I asked how to get to terminal 3, she told me I need to exit the current terminal, but I found out I was already in terminal 3... The airport was clean, each time I went to the men's restroom, saw someone cleaning and if you need to smoke, there are several places to take a smoke break. Going through security was quite quick, just got to remember to take off your watch which I'm not used to.

Leonardo da Vinci Rome Fiumicino Airport (Rome FCO) is an international airport in Fiumicino, Italy, serving Rome. It is the busiest airport in the country, the 9th busiest airport in Europe and the world's 46th-busiest airport with over 40.5 million passengers served in 2023. It covers an area of 16 square kilometers. When we arrived at FCO we noticed there was a very long line to check in. I inquired at the information desk if there was a separate check in for United Airlines. Luckily United Airlines had their own separate check in desk where there was no line. Since I am United Airlines Lifetime Platinum our United Airlines check-in went smoothly. We were able to easily check our luggage back to EWR. The airport is quite large. Our TSA check in was also smooth. After passing through TSA there are lots of duty free, gift shops and restaurants. Unfortunately United Club is not available at FCO. After the duty free shop area we had to take a tram to our international gate area. There were other international gates for American Airlines in the same area as the United Airline gates. Our only choice near our United Airlines gate for food or drink was the Autogrill, which I will review next.

Horribly inefficient. Going to the boarding gate just to wait, wait again, and wait some more just to haul people off in bus loads across the airport to the airplane in the middle of the lot. Would you believe me if I told you our scheduled departure time was overshot by over a half hour even though the airline was "on time"? Cmon we need a laugh emoji.

Have connected as well flown in/out of this large airport. Be prepared to walk and shop as they have an abundance of stores. For this trip it was a connection. We rode an Express Train from Terminal 3. No queue for Passport check at 9:30 in the morning. My connecting flight was in Terminal 1 (A gates) so as mentioned a long walk. That said, they do have an airport shuttle service between Terminals. Many restaurants and saw a big food court on the second level on the way to A gates as well on the second level on the way to E gates. They have plenty of waiting areas and large screens with flight information. Saw play areas throughout which is a nice touch. Multiple Duty free shops are available. Make a stop at Caffe Kimbo for not only coffee but a Pistachio Croissant. Also, try the Reginella sandwich-a must!

Buongiorno! It's been a few years since I was here for work and I am not a fan of this airport. 9th busiest airport in Europe and one of the most congested with three runways. Airport is a mess to navigate and surprisingly not a lot of food options. I much prefer MXP Milan Milpensa.

Summary: only 3 stars JUST because it is very difficult to find an electric plug or USB port charging outlet to recharge a smartphone. It seems that the designers of terminal 3 (T3) were too focused on the luxury experience of displaying retail merchandise of perfume, couture bags, wine, and food. And the food eatery outlets are very nice, well designed, and beautiful. And the restrooms are also elegantly designed, so elegant that one requires a high intellect to figure out how to get running water out of the faucet. But with the hundreds of seats available, almost none have an electric charger, and NONE have a USB port. To find a USB port, one must go to the top floor where the restaurants and cafe are located, and there is a wood table and seating area that was added later to let people eat the purchase food seated and from a table, and whoever did add those two tables, had the magnificent idea of adding USB ports. aeroporti di Roma: if you are reading this, please remedy the problem, and make some charging stations available.

Pretty nice airport with lots of restaurants, shopping, and lounges to occupy yourself with. There were tons of shops and lots of nice looking sit down restaurants throughout terminal 1 where we were. We had a few lounges to choose from with Priority Pass and found the one we chose to be clean and very comfortable. Security was straightforward and easy to get through in comparison to most airports in the states. Gate areas were comfortable enough, and the whole airport seemed pretty clean. Car rental here was pretty difficult to find. It's in a different building that had no air conditioning and signs to get there were not consistent or clear. Car rental lines were long and poorly organized. Plan extra time for this.

Outside of Chicago, this has to be the worse airport that I have ever seen! Especially Lufthansa! They are SLOW!!!

Landed the airport , easy to navigate the airport with clearly marked signs along with English and Italian languages. The restrooms are very well maintained and super clean. The taxi wait time was long. The luggage's came out on time. The immigration / border control lines were long but got out in 30 minutes. Definitely a different experience in the airport. Just enough eateries or Caffè available in terminal 3.

Very clean airport. Spacious walking areas that do not feel congested. They have destination and connecting flight information screens all over so it is very easy to check on your flights. There is also a shopping area with some high end stores (Gucci, Hermes, etc) and some restaurants centrally located in the airport. All information is in both English and Italian for ease of English speaking travelers.

Very clean, large sun inches. Easy to read. Very spread out if you're coming to America. The lines are really short. Very clean restrooms

If you have to gay a flight in this airport... well be patient and ready to deal with a mess. The hallways are small and the crowds are huge.

I'm very surprised by the low ratings for this airport! I found it to be really clean, have extremely efficient security and passport control, and good shopping and food options. Navigating was easy, and even the airport staff were generally kind and courteous. This place is HUGE, so factor your travel time throughout the airport in when planning your travel day or layovers. Otherwise, I'd recommend! It was a great central location to fly in and out of for my Italian adventure.

Other then you walk a lot am impressed with airport. Fast check in once you figure your counter. Great stores and restaurants. Very clean and classy.

This past weekend, I had my getaway to Rome. While I landed at the other airport flying servicing Rome, Ciampino (CIA) International Airport, I did fly out of Leonardo da Vinci (FCO) International Airport heading back to my clinical rotation site. This airport is pretty big, and it is very cleanly kept. Now when I saw that Rome takes the cake for the most beautiful city that I've been to, I mean it. Even the airport at 5AM looks stunning. Don't believe me? Check my photo for this place. I walked in, and went to check in at my airline. I had my boarding passes in no time, and I made my way to security. This was a very quick and simple process, which basically waved me by. I was in the terminal in a short amount of time, which is great as it gave me plenty of time to sit down and eat. I ate at Beercode, on the second floor. Check my review for them, if you want further details. The terminal was clean, brightly lit, and well organized. I had no issue getting food, and getting to my gate on time. No bad surprises, just a great start for my long road back to reality. Much like the beautiful city of Rome, this airport provides for a great experience. It does its job well.

We recently flew into Fiumicino Airport and I was pleasantly with the ease of getting around the airport. The airport itself has many nods to Rome's history and it's people. The airport does show its age but they are doing some upgrades to make Leonardo Da Vinci airport better. I was impressed with the variety of restaurants on the second level and the many shops and including duty free which can be hit or miss depending on what you buy. The airport is very big but getting from one gate to another is fairly easy and quick. They have done a great job in that respect. Also, the airport is constantly busy but the security checkpoint does a great job of moving passengers through safely and respectfully. Outside, you'll find many taxi's or other modes of transportation such as buses and trains and some will take you to the Metro.

This was a really nice airport. Lots of restaurant and lounge locations not to mention all of the shopping stores. It is a lot of walking however if you decided to go anywhere in Europe, you already know that. The security checkpoint was very forward and nothing that required overthinking or anything to stress over.

Large airport spread over many terminals. Far from city. Public transport not convenient. Clean modern. Pricey concessions. Clean free bathrooms. Long lines to check bags. No electronic terminals to accelerate check in or luggage check.

Such a big airport! I've transited through this airport a few times and every time, it's a little overwhelming. My most recent transit through this airport was last month with my mom and we had a couple 3-6 hour layovers. Luckily we were able to find somewhere to relax and put our feet up. There are so many places to get food and drinks here so that is never a problem. Overall, this place is huge and a little daunting but definitely manageable.

I have mixed feelings about Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci (FCO). On one hand, the terminals are nice, but you have long walks. Customs entering and leaving on international flights is very efficient. Drop-off and passenger pick-up areas are fine. Directional signage in the terminals leaves a lot to be desired ... and I can read Italian.

We're 2 US families traveling from same plane to same car to same villa. 1 family had no kids and made through customs in 5min. Now they have to wait for our family over an hour with our car because we have a kid under 14. Way to ruin the first few hours of Rome right off the bat.

This is a large international airport. Be sure to download a translator app before coming here. I arrived at ITA Airways terminal and it was a very confusing walk to baggage claim. Once we got to baggage claims only to find my luggage was missing. Me a lot of others stood in a two hour line to file a claim for my lost luggage. The lady behind the counter was not sympathetic to the customer. She told me she doesn't know where my luggage is. I asked her what is the barcode for if you can not locate luggage with a barcode? Blank stare. I guest this the way they do business. Thank goodness I had a few items in my carryon bag. I received my luggage on the the day. The same day I was scheduled to board the Explorer of the Seas Royal Caribbean's cruise line. I had to pay an extra fee to the driver I hire to transport me to my hotel.

One of my biggest pet peeves when traveling are dirty airports. Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci airport is one of the cleanest I've ever visited. Definitely a pleasant experience!

Wish I could get zero stars. When I first arrived the machine malfunctioned and customs and couldn't scan my face which sent me to a manual line. That was after I waited in line for an hour, and the line they sent me to was shorter. This makes sense. Now that I am departing, they refused to listen to me, wasted 20 minutes of my time, and then when the same error occurred sent me to get in the hour long line. this conduct was incredibly unprofessional and disrespectful. They originally removed me from that line because I have an American passport, so not only was my time wasted, but that was time that could've been spent getting closer to where they were going to send me in the end after all. My flight boards an hour from when I am writing this, but I was denied access to the reduced line. Beggars can't be choosers, but my God.

As far as major airports go this is one of the better ones in my opinion. Staff is generally helpful and there are abundant places to shop and get a snack or drink albeit at airport prices (for the food/drink) Before arriving to a little advance research to make sure you are getting in an official taxi or you have the correct bus or train ticket and that you have validated the ticked (punched it) BEFORE you get on the train/bus. I still find it odd to see smoking areas in airports and this one is a bit more unusual with glass boxes near terminal hubs for smokers. It's almost like watching fish in an aquarium !

My experience at this airport has been a decent one. Terminals were easy to find upon entry and when I arrived, it was not as crowded as other airports I had been in. The staff at the Swiss Air check out counter was friendly and helpful. The TSA process here was not a nightmarish one. All in all, traveling business class, the time I arrived to the time I was sitting in the lounge waiting to board was approximately 45min. This also including waiting outside for the lounge to open for about 15 minutes.

Beautiful airport, with lots of places to eat and shop. Not much in the way of seats to just relax in but plenty to see if you keep moving!

Terrible crowds, terrible desk experience, horrible wait times, couldn't have been a worse experience

Very busy airport that looks modern and clean now. Followed the signs in English & Italian through the airport to luggage claim and out the door. Very impressed to see a man playing the piano in the lobby and a huge Eataly. Even the restrooms are electronic and clean. However once we left the airport with our bags it was very confusing. The signs stopped once we left the exit; finding a Uber was very difficult & very congested..

Nice and big Airport with all the things we need except signage. I got to the airport three hours before my flight and I feel I lost a lot of time walking from one side to another one because the were not enough signs for us to see where we supposed to go, I had to ask so many people and I barely made it on time.

I've been in and out of this airport twice, Borge times there were no issues. First experience was very easy to navigate through customs. Fast and friendly. Baggage area was clean and on time. Had a car ready to pick us up, no delays. Traffic was light. Departure from this airport took a bit more time, but we left during peak time. Still things moved quickly from checking in, to boarding. Bathrooms were clean, but often a long line. Lots of food options throughout the airport. Fair amount of seating/waiting areas.

It had been 11 years since I last passed through FCO. I didn't remember how huge it is and congested. The long snaking line to check in at United took almost 30 minutes. Then there was the hike from check in across the other ticket counters to find the security section. There are lots of signs, but not in the right places. Leaving several travelers on the cranky side. Take a deep breath, arrive two hours early and you'll be fine. Pre Check and Global Entry are not recognized here, so get in line with everyone else. After security you enter the mega mall. Here's your last minute duty free shopping. Some high end shops. Larger sit down restaurants. At the gates you get smaller grab and go food. So consider your food choices early and wisely. Very crowded on a Monday morning. And from start to depart, the airport could use a more through cleaning.

My review of FCO Airport would be better except for a shocking experience going through security. It was crowded, etc. but I'd expect that much from such a big airport. I have never been treated in such an aggressive, insensitive, rights-denying manner as I was going through security at FCO. The sensors went off, which has happened to me before without incident. Usually it's because I left a mask In my pocket or some oversight like that. In this case, I suspect I forgot to remove a hairpin. I was turned over to a young female employee for a second search. She proceeded to implement a search inside my clothes without moving me out of the screening area. When I told her of my discomfort, she snapped that either I'd cooperate or be turned over to airport police for arrest. Even her supervisor agreed that she was out of line and made her apologize. I have filed subsequent reports to make sure other passengers' rights are adhered to.