Termini-Laziali (Rome–Giardinetti railway)

Roma Laziali is a railway station in Rome. Originally the first station of the now defunct Rome–Fiuggi–Alatri–Frosinone railway, it currently services the Rome-Giardinetti railway.[1][2][3]

Roma Laziali

Termini Laziali
Train station
View of the station in 1979
LocationVia Giovanni Giolitti,Rome
Italy
Owned byATAC
Operated byATAC
Line(s)Rome-Giardinetti railway
Tracks3
ConnectionsRome Termini railway station
History
Opened1950

The station is on the right side of Roma Termini railway station.

History

The original station was demolished because of reconstruction work at Roma Termini railway station, and the entire line risked closure. In the same year, the station was reconstructed 400m away.[4]

In 1983, two tracks were removed for extra-urban trains. From that year, the line arrived in Centocelle, then from 2009 in Giardinetti and again from 2015 only in Centocelle.

A train on the 2nd track

Management

In past years, the line was managed by different companies: SFV; STEFER; Met.Ro and from 2009 ATAC, the company that manages all of Rome's public transportation and urban railways. In the 1920s, the line was used to transport people and goods. This situation was then resolved by the suppression of the switch and its reactivation on the Frosinone side.

Services
  • Automatic Ticket Machine

Interchanges
  • Rome Termini railway station
  • Bus stop
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References
  1. "Il Campidoglio punta sul "trenino giallo": 100 milioni per il prolungamento da Centocelle a Tor Vergata". RomaToday. Retrieved 2018-07-19.
  2. "Un futuro per la Roma-Giardinetti - Comitato Metro X Roma". Comitato Metro X Roma (in Italian). 2017-03-28. Retrieved 2018-07-19.
  3. "Odissea Quotidiana: Roma-Giardinetti: quale futuro?". Odissea Quotidiana. Retrieved 2018-07-19.
  4. Giglio, Giovanni. "La Storia". web.tiscalinet.it. Retrieved 2018-07-20.
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