| province of Rome | |
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| State | Italy |
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| Region | Lazio |
| Capital | Rome |
| Surface | 5,352 km² |
| Inhabitants | 4.038.458 (30 October 2012) |
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province of Rome is an administrative division of the Lazio.
To know
Territories and tourist destinations
Urban centers
Other destinations
The main seaside resorts of the province are:
- Anzio
- Lido di Ostia (Rome) - The Lido of the capital 28 km from the center.
- Neptune
How to get
By plane
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The most important airport in the province is the Leonardo da Vinci of Fiumicino, with an average turnout of 38 million passengers per year.
The second most important is the Giovanni Battista Pastine of Ciampino, used mainly by low-cost airlines, with around 4 million passengers per year.
Another minor airport is the Urbe Airport, located inside Rome.
On the train
With a turnout of around 150 million passengers a year, the Termini Station of Rome it is the largest railway station within the province. The main national lines pass from the station, some international, up to regional trains.
Other important stations are those of Rome Tiburtina, from which some High Speed lines and many regional trains pass, and Rome Ostiense, from where both the regional lines and the direct line to Lido di Ostia.
By car
Highways
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The province of Rome is crossed by five highways:
Autostrada del Sole, which leads from Milan to Naples;
Blue Highway runs along the northern Lazio coast;
Highway of the Parks, colleague Rome with the Abruzzo capitals of L'Aquila is Teramo;
Grande Raccordo Anulare of Rome, surrounds the capital;
Rome-Fiumicino motorway, colleague Rome with the Leonardo Da Vinci Airport.
Autostrada del Sole, which leads from 
Blue Highway runs along the northern Lazio coast;
Highway of the Parks, colleague 
Grande Raccordo Anulare of 
Rome-Fiumicino motorway, colleague State roads
Via Aurelia , touches the tourist resorts of Ladispoli, Cerveteri, Santa Marinella is Civitavecchia, crosses the Tuscany, to reach Genoa and the state border a Ventimiglia.
Via Cassia
Via Flaminia
Via Salaria
Via Tiburtina passes by Tivoli, to then reach Chieti is Pescara.
Via Casilina
Via Tuscolana
Via Anagnina
Via Appia, the longest and oldest consular, is a connecting artery between Rome and i Castelli Romani, Velletri, L'Agro Pontino, the Sannio and the Puglia.
State road 148 Pontina, runs along the southern coast of the Lazio, attralersa the cities of Pomezia, Aprilia, Latina, is Sabaudia.
Via Ostiense reaches the Tyrrhenian coast a Lido di Ostia, after crossing Acilia, Casal Palocco is Ostia Antica.
Via Severiana, connect the Lido di Ostia to Anzio, passing through the coastal towns of Pratica di Mare, Torvaianica, Tor San Lorenzo, Ardea, Lido dei Pini is Lavinio
Via Braccianense Claudia
State road 217 Via dei Laghi
State road 207 Nettunense
Sublacense
Carpinetana
State road 675 Umbro-Laziale
Highway 155 of Fiuggi
State road 600 dir Ariana, colleague Artena to Colleferro, passing through Valmontone.
Via Aurelia , touches the tourist resorts of 
Via Cassia
Via Flaminia
Via Salaria
Via Tiburtina passes by 
Via Casilina
Via Tuscolana
Via Anagnina
Via Appia, the longest and oldest consular, is a connecting artery between 
State road 148 Pontina, runs along the southern coast of the 
Via Ostiense reaches the Tyrrhenian coast a 
Via Severiana, connect the 
Via Braccianense Claudia
State road 217 Via dei Laghi
State road 207 Nettunense
Sublacense
Carpinetana
State road 675 Umbro-Laziale
Highway 155 of Fiuggi
State road 600 dir Ariana, colleague 
- Port of Civitavecchia, is the largest cruise port in the Mediterranean, with a turnout of about 2.5 million travelers a year, with destinations to Sardinia, Sicily, Spain, Malta is Tunisia;
- Port of Fiumicino;
- Port of Anzio;
- Port of Host (marina).
How to get around
What see
What to do
Where stay
At the table
Safety
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