Rome 's Metro (subway) system is very good. The bus network is extensive and buses run frequently.
The three main Ticket types: B.I.T. € 1.00. Standard ticket, valid for one Metro ride or 75 minutes on all buses.
B.I.G. € 4.00. Daily ticket, valid for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the Comune di Roma. This includes Ostia, but not Fiumicino airport or Tivoli.
B. T.I. €11.00. 3-day tourist ticket, valid for everything listed under the B.I.G ticket.
C.I.S. €16.00. Weekly ticket, valid for everything listed under the B.I.G. ticket
You can find the tickets-
at the approximately 2,000 businesses, which include tobacconists, newsagents, bars, stationers, in Rome and Latium (except for annual passes)
- in Rome, at the 300 automatic distributors (MEB) located in the municipal territory and installed at the main terminals and underground railway stations (except for monthly and annual passes)
- at company outlets (all kinds of tickets and passes)
- at the outlets located at railway stations throughout the territory of Rome and of Latium (all kinds of tickets and passes)
Don't forget to validate your ticket. The fines are high! The Metro system has two lines: A and B, they cross at Termini.
Linea B
Laurentina
Eur Fermi (COTRAL)
Eur Palasport
Magliana (Ostia Antica)
San Paolo
Garbatella
Piramide
Circo Massimo
Colosseo
Cavour
Termini
Castro Pretorio
Policlinico
Bologna
Tiburtina (COTRAL)
M. Tiburtini
Pietralata
S. M. de Soccorso
Ponte Mammolo
Rebibbia (COTRAL)
| | Linea A
Valle Aurelia
Cipro/Musei Vaticani
Ottaviano
Lepanto (COTRAL)
Flaminio
Spagna
Barberini
Repubblica
Termini
Vittorio
Manzoni
San Giovanni
Re di Roma
Ponte Lungo
Furio Camillo
Colli Albani
Arco di Travertino
Porto Furba
Numidio Quadrato
Lucio Sestio
Giulio Agricola
Subaugusta
Cinnecita'
Anagnina (COTRAL)
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For more information about the metro and the bus network you can visit the following website (in English too): | 
