Rome is one of the most visited cities in the world. The capital of Italy is home to several institutional seats, an important cultural centre and the heart of the world’s Catholic religion. Its streets, rich in history and beauty, enchant millions of tourists every year. A trip to Rome is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the Italian ‘dolce vita‘.
However, when going on a trip, it is important to organise every detail carefully if you want to avoid bad surprises. In this regard, it is very important to keep one’s finances under control and to manage them carefully even while travelling. In particular, when changing money you should always pay attention to exchange rates. Are you coming from abroad and heading for Rome? Do you live in Rome, but are preparing for a trip abroad? Let’s delve deeper into the topic of changing money in Rome, and see where to change money in the Capital safely and with convenient exchange rates.
In 2002, Italy adopted the euro (€) as its currency. From 1861 until 2002, Italy’s official currency was the Italian lira (₤), which definitively ceased to be legal tender with the introduction of the euro. Currently, the only currency accepted for payments in Italy is the euro. Therefore, consider that if you are travelling to Italy, you will have to obtain euros to make purchases. Remember that this currency will be accepted in all Eurozone countries. The euro is currently the currency of 20 EU member states and is used daily by around 350 million people living in Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
All major businesses in Rome offer the possibility of paying with an international credit card. However, in many contexts possessing cash proves to be of great help, especially for making small expenses, or in case of unforeseen events. Let us therefore see where to change foreign currency into euros in Rome.
Before going on a trip, it is good to define the management of your finances. Allocate a precise budget for your trip, putting down exactly how much money to take with you in cash. In this regard, it is advisable to book the currency exchange before departure, so that you arrive in Italy, or leave the country, with a few euros in cash already at your disposal. In addition, changing currency days in advance allows you to benefit from cheaper exchange rates.
Exchange rates fluctuate constantly, so it is good to find out about their variations and the fees charged by money exchangers. It is important to compare the real exchange rate with that proposed by agencies. For a secure service and a transparent exchange rate in Rome, find out where to find Forexchange branches.
The Rome-Fiumicino ‘Leonardo da Vinci‘ airport is the most important international airport hub in Italy. More than 40 million passengers transit through it every year. Here you will find a Forexchange branch:
Roma Fiumicino Passaggi
Leonardo da Vinci Airport c/o Agency 365
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The branch is located near the airport railway station, inside the Frecciaviaggi ‘Agenzie365’ agency opposite the Leonardo Express train stop.
Forexchange also offers currency exchange services at the Roma Termini railway station, at two different locations:
Roma Termini – Galleria Centrale
Termini railway station – Galleria Centrale
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 08.00 to 21.00
The branch is located inside the railway station, at platform 13, via Giolitti side.
Rome Termini Currency Exchange Agency Passaggi
Termini railway station – Atrium c/o Agency 365
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 08.00 to 21.00
The Forexchange point is located inside Roma Termini FS station, near the atrium of Piazza dei 500, in front of Borri Books bookshop.
Via della Conciliazione 43/A
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 09.00 to 18.00
To get there, take bus number 40 to Borgo Sant’Angelo and get off at the Acciaioli stop.
Piazza del Colosseo 6
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 09.00 to 18.00
You will find us a few steps away from the Colosseo stop of Metro B. From the Metro exit, walk along Via Nicola Salvi and then turn right along Piazza del Colosseo.
Piazza della Rotonda, 68/B
Open: Monday to Sunday, 10.15am to 7.30pm
Take bus number 40 to Borgo Sant’Angelo. Get off at the Torre Argentina stop. Walk 400 metres along Via Torre Argentina and continue along Via Rotonda to Piazza del Pantheon.
Via Ottaviano 27
Open: Monday to Sunday, from 09.00 to 18.00
You will find us just a few steps away from the Ottaviano stop of Metro A. From the Metro exit, walk 400 metres along Via Ottaviano.
The services offered by Forexchange have been designed to guarantee you the best rates and the maximum transparency at all times. To make your trip to Rome even more enjoyable, we recommend booking your currency exchange in advance at one of our locations. By booking in advance you can be sure that the currency you need will always be available when you arrive. Just fill in our simple online booking form, specifying the currency you need and the amount. We are here to simplify your journey and guarantee you the best. Discover all the Forexchange services: insure your trip , buy train tickets in just a few clicks, explore cities in Italy and around the world with our audio guides, stay connected to the net with the travel eSim and discover all our Experiences.
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