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B Line Tourist Guide

11 stations · 11 accessible · 1 interchange

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11Accessible
1Interchange Stops
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About the B Line in Rome

The B line is a metro/subway line serving Rome, operated by ATAC. It has 11 stations in CityNav's database, of which 11 are wheelchair accessible. There is 1 interchange station where you can connect to other lines.

Tourist tip for Rome: The 48-hour or 72-hour transit pass is excellent value for visiting the Colosseum, Vatican and Trastevere.

Best pass for tourists: 72-hour Roma Pass (transit + museums)

When Does the B Line Run?

The B metro/subway typically runs from early morning until late at night, with reduced services on Sundays and public holidays. CityNav gives you real-time departure boards at every stop — and when you're underground with no signal, offline timetables still show the next departures.

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Real-time arrivals

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Offline timetables

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Step-by-step directions

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All Stations on the B Line

Stations marked ♿ are wheelchair accessible. Interchange stations show connecting lines.

Termini ♿ Accessible
Connects to: A
Colosseo ♿ Accessible
Piramide ♿ Accessible
Circo Massimo ♿ Accessible
EUR Fermi ♿ Accessible
Policlinico ♿ Accessible
Bologna ♿ Accessible
Tiburtina ♿ Accessible
Laurentina ♿ Accessible
Fiumicino Aeroporto ♿ Accessible
Magliana ♿ Accessible

Interchange Stations

These stations connect the B line to other Rome transit lines — useful for planning multi-line journeys.

Termini
A

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Other Lines in Rome

AC
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