Getting around from Pigneto

Metro

Pigneto station on line C is on the Circonvallazione Casilina, at the southern edge of the district, and in two stops (Lodi, San Giovanni) reaches the interchange with line A at San Giovanni; continuing, line C reaches Colosseo with the interchange to line B. In the other direction it serves Torpignattara, Centocelle and the whole Casilina out to Pantano. The status of the station's accesses and lifts is on the ATAC website.

At night, with the metro closed, night line nMC follows the route of line C and stops at Pigneto.

Trams and buses

On the northern edge, via Prenestina carries trams 5 and 14 (Termini – Gerani / Togliatti) and tram 19 (Prati – Gerani), with stops at Porta Maggiore and along the Prenestina. On the southern edge, buses on via Casilina link Termini and piazza Vittorio one way and Torpignattara and Centocelle the other; the Circonvallazione Casilina carries lines towards San Giovanni and towards the Prenestina.

Trains, airports, on foot and by bike

Termini is about two kilometres away: twenty minutes by bus on the Casilina or half an hour on foot through Porta Maggiore and the Esquilino. From Termini you take the Leonardo Express and the FL1 to Fiumicino and the buses to Ciampino; for Ciampino, alternatively, metro C to San Giovanni and line A to Anagnina, then the bus. Tiburtina station is reached by bus or by metro via San Giovanni and Termini.

On foot Pigneto is flat and compact: San Lorenzo in twenty minutes through Porta Maggiore and via dello Scalo San Lorenzo, piazza Vittorio in twenty along the Casilina. Shared bikes and e-scooters are widely used; via del Pigneto is pedestrian and the Prenestina has a cycle lane.