Discovery
Tours Limousine Service Rome is a group
of licensed professional guide/drivers operating
in Italy. Our task is to offer a multiple choice
of exclusive guided tours for small groups, as
well as for couples during their stay in
Italy. Discovery Tours Limousine Service
Rome English speaking guide/drivers will
introduce you to the enchanting and artistic
country of Italy by offering cultural and
historical sightseeing.
We will be able to satisfy all your demands (also
the strangest ones) thanks to our big experience
obtained through the years in Italy and Italian
culture. Discovery Tours Limousine
Service Rome offers a vast selection of
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Discovery
Tour's packages are ideal for families
or small groups who want to enjoy a personalized
and intimate experience of Rome and Italy at
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From the moment you arrive in Rome,
Discovery Tours Limousine Service
Rome can take care of all your
trip arrangements: transfers from the Airport, to
select the ideal tour program to satisfy your
needs and desires while visiting the eternal city
of Rome: Vatican City and Museum, Rome History
and traditions, St. Peter’s guided tour,
tour of Trevi fountain, Pantheon, Colosseum,
Roman Forum,Piazza Navona, Spain steps
“piazza di Spagna”, Via Veneto e la
“Dolce Vita” di Fellini, San
Giovanni, San Paolo etc etc.
And if you are docking with your cruise ship in
Civitavecchia port and you would like to visit
Rome in an exclusive limousine, Discovery
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Rome offers the tranfer and
sightseeing tour service from the port to the
“eternal city” and return. Same
services with excursions to Florence and Naple
are organized if you are docking in Livorno or
Naple port. Discovery Tours Limousine Service Rome
also offers an unbelieveble tour to Amalfi Coast:
Amalfi, Sorrento, Pompeii and Hercolaneum,
Positano, Paestum and Naples.
In our team there are only licensed professional
operators.
Moreover we would like to inform you that
Discovery Tours Limousine Service
Rome is a guided tour
organization, all the tours mentioned in this
site do not include hotel, food, beverage and
airfares.
For further information we are at your disposal
and do not hesitate to contact us to make your
holidays come an unforgettable and inimitable
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shore
excursion: are you docking in Italy
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excursions from your cruise ship to
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Steps, Via Condotti, Basilica, St. Paul, Via del Corso,
Via Veneto and Fellini's "La Dolce Vita", Circus
Maximus, Catacombs, Trastevere, Testaccio etc etc.),
Naples ( Pompeii, Hercolaneum,
Positano, Amalfi, Sorrento, Vesuvio, Caserta)
Venice ( Piazza San Marco, Rialto,
Ponte dei Sospiri, Gondola, Chioggia, Verona, Vicenza),
Florence ( Uffizzi Gallery, Palazzo
della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, David of Michelangelo,
Boboli's Garden, Pitti Palace, Pisa, Lucca, Siena,
Montepulciano, Montalcino, Arezzo,
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ADDRESS
Rome Leonardo da Vinci (Fiumicino) Airport,
Via dell’Aeroporto di Fiumicino 320,
PO Box 68,
00050,
Fiumicino, Italy
Number of Terminals: 3
Telephone: (0)6 65951
Fax: (0)6 6595 5707
E-mail: info@adr.it
Website: www.adr.it
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October)
Location: The airport is located 26km (16 miles) southwest of Rome
Airport code: FCO
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
The GRA ring road, which skirts Rome, leads to the A12 highway direct to Fiumicino; from here, passengers should follow signposts to the airport.
CAR PARKING
Multi-storey car parks A-D are directly linked to the terminals via pedestrian walkways; the long-term car park on the motorway from Rome to Fiumicino is served by a shuttle bus to/from the terminals. There are limited spaces at Terminal A and B for short-stay parking.
CAR HIRE Discovery Tours "Limousine Service Rome" , Auto Europa, Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Italy by Car, Maggiore, Sixt and Targa Rent all have desks in the Domestic and International Arrivals halls.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT Rail: There is a Leonardo Express train service to Rome’s Termini Station (journey time: 35 minutes). Metropolitan Trains FM1 stop at local stations on the way to Tiburtina. Services also run to Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto and Orte. Road: Taxi: Taxis to the centre are readily available; passengers should only take a licensed metered taxi. Bus: TerravisionShuttle services run to Rome Termini and Tiburtina daily, with connections to the metro A line at Lepanto. COTRAL runs a night service to Rome Termini and Tiburtina daily.
INFORMATION AND HELP DESKS
Information desks are located in each terminal. APT provides tourist information desks (tel: (0)6 65951). Information kiosks with touch-screen technology and videoconferencing with an operator are situated in Terminal A (Departures and Arrivals), Terminal B (Arrivals) and Terminal C (Arrivals); the service is free of charge.
AIRPORT FACILITIES Money and communications: Facilities include banks, bureaux de change, ATMs and post offices. Eating and drinking: There are several bars and restaurants at the airport. Shopping: There are duty-free and other shops, including fashion, jewellery, perfumes and traditional Italian products. Luggage: Left-luggage is available on the ground floor (International Arrivals) of Terminal C, open daily. A porter service is available, and can be reserved in advance (tel: (0)6 6595 8364 or 6595 4054). A lost property office is situated on the ground floor of the Office Tower (tel: (0)6 6595 3343). Other facilities: A first aid facility is available daily 24 hours. A chapel, a prayer room and nurseries are also available.
CONFERENCE AND BUSINESS FACILITIES
There is an Executive Centre providing meeting rooms, videoconferencing facilities, multilingual secretaries, translation and interpretation services, as well as conference organisation. There are also several airline executive lounges in all terminals.
DISABLED FACILITIES
Disabled passengers’ lounges are available in all terminals. When booking a flight, passengers with disabilities are asked to specify the type of assistance needed. Parking spaces for disabled passengers are available at the long-term car park and on the first level of multi-storey car parks B and C and the fourth level of car park D.
AIRPORT HOTELS
The Hilton Airport Hotel (tel: (0)6 65258) is the only hotel on the airport site; it is linked to the terminals and the airport train station by a covered overpass with travelators. Other hotels in the area include the Holiday Inn Rome Parco Dei Medici (tel: (0)6 65581) and the Sheraton Roma (tel: (0)6 54531), which is halfway between the airport and the city centre; both hotels offer a shuttle bus service to/from the airport.
CIVITAVECCHIA
Cruise Information
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to Saturday before last Sunday in September).
Currency: 1 Euro (€) = 1,22 USD
Language: Italian.
Sightseeing: Stumbling upon ancient frescoes, Renaissance fountains and beautiful piazzas in the centro storico (historic centre) are part of the pleasures of wandering around Rome’s streets. Key attractions include the Foro Romano (Roman Forum), Piazza Navona, Basilica San Pietro (St Peter’s Basilica), the Colosseo (Colosseum), the Panteone (Pantheon), theMusei Vaticani (Vatican Museums), which include the Capella Sistina (Sistine Chapel), and, of course, the Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain). The Scalinata della Trinità dei Monti (Spanish Steps) are another must-see for many visitors, who also go to see the nearby Keats-Shelley Memorial House where John Keats spent the last few months of his life. Galleria Borghese, an art gallery located amidst the greenery of VillaBorghese park is also worth a visit, as is the former working-class district of Trastevere, whose crumbling terracotta-hued palazzi and winding alleyways are now home to cafés and restaurants.
Shopping: Clothes, leather goods, including shoes and bags, truffles, olive oil, vinegars, wine and antiques. Via Condotti, near the Spanish Steps, is the most expensive shopping street in Rome and home to designer stores such as Prada and Gucci; the shops on Via del Corso offer more affordable clothes and accessories. Via Margutta and Via de’ Coronari are the best places to hunt for antiques and there is a famous flea market at Porta Portese on Sunday mornings.
Eating Out: Abbacchio (suckling lamb in white wine flavoured with rosemary), cannelloni (pasta stuffed with meat, calves’ brains, spinach, egg and cheese), broccoli romani (broccoli in white wine), salsa romana (sweet-sour brown sauce with raisins, chestnut and lentil purée served with game) and gnocchi alla romana (semolina dumplings). Of Rome’s cheeses the best include: mozzarella,pecorino and gorgonzola. Wines from the surrounding region include Frascati, Albano, Grottaferrata, Velletri, Montefiascone, and Marino (whites) and Marino, Cesanese and Piglio (reds). Few visitors to Rome can avoid the tempting array of gelaterie offering some of the most delicious ice cream in the world – the renowned Art Nouveau Giolitti and the equally extravagant Gelateria della Palma, both near the Pantheon, are two of the best in the city.
