On the map you can easily view the stations available on the entire Rome metro network. By clicking on the icon at the top left you can view the legend sorted by lines A, B and C.
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Quale il punto di coincidenza per la linea C e le al altre linee , specificamente o linea A o linea B? Ad esempio, Se volessi andare da Cavour( linea B) a Pigneto (linea C) come farei?
(English: What is the connection point for line C and the other lines, specifically line A or line B? For example, if I want to go from Cavour (line B) to Pigneto (line C) how would I do it?)
Dear Dorothy, thanks for your message. Line C starts at San Giovanni metro station (will start from Clodio/Mazzini in the next future). In order to go from Cavour to Pigneto, take the metro B to Termini metro station (heading to Rebibbia or Jonio). Here you can switch to metro A heading Anagnina. After three stops you arrive at San Giovanni metro station. Here you can switch to metro C heading Pantano. After two stops you arrive at you destination.
Vengo a Roma agosto 2022. Le fermate Repubblica e Barberini della linea A saranno ancora chiuse?
(English: I am coming to Rome in August 2022. Will the Repubblica and Barberini metro stations on line A still be closed?)
Dear Dorothy, Repubblica and Barberini metro stations are not closed anymore. Thanks for your comment, we updated the information on this page.
When will the San Pietro station on Linea C reopen?
The San Pietro station is part of the future development of the metro line B. In the future it will connect Piazza Venezia to the metro station being built on the west of Castel Sant’Angelo and furthermore to the Auditorium and the Farnesina. Until the metro is finished being built (possibly in 2032), the nearest metro to San Pietro is “Ottaviano”, which is part of line A.