Roma - Fiumicino (Prossima apertura)

Always enjoy flying into and out of Rome. Great airport...lots of nice restaurants. Had a piano for anyone to play and there was an artist playing for the crowd. Very well kept and managed!

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.

Big airport, modern and nice. Free Wifi.WC are clean and cozy. Take care if you go to gate A, you have 12 min walking. Many shops with all brands. Food everywhere, but go with time as gates are faraway. Security and Passports check points are quick.

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.