Logistics and service, handled
Airport transfers, a private driver and concierge in Rome
Rome is a large city with a historic centre closed to cars. We take on the invisible half of a trip: the arrival, a private car and driver, the reservations and the access.
Arrival
Airport transfer: Fiumicino and Ciampino to your hotel
from €60 · airport to the centre
A journey ought to begin without stress. Instead of the taxi queue and hunting for a train, a private car or minivan meets your flight and takes you to the door of your hotel. On request, an assistant meets you in arrivals with a name board and helps with the luggage.
- Format
- A private transfer by car or minivan
- Airports
- Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA)
- Class
- Standard, comfort and luxury (Mercedes)
- Capacity
- Up to eight guests with luggage
The price is fixed per car rather than per passenger; it depends on the airport, the class and the time.
Frequently asked
How much is a transfer from Fiumicino airport to Rome?
From about €60 per car to the centre (the official flat taxi fare from Fiumicino is €50 per car). I confirm the exact price for the class and party size at booking; it is per car, not per passenger.
Will the driver meet me in arrivals?
On request, yes. It is a separate service: an assistant waits with a name board and helps with the luggage to the car.
Why is this better than an ordinary taxi?
A fixed price known in advance, a meet timed to your flight (we track delays), the class of car you want and help with the luggage — without the taxi-rank queue.
Freedom to move
A private car and driver by the day
on request · half-day and full day
Rome’s centre is a limited-traffic zone, and the distances between the Vatican, the ancient centre and the villas are large. A private driver removes the problem: a car and driver at your disposal for a half or full day, so you don’t tire on transfers and public transport.
- Format
- A car or minivan with a private driver
- Length
- Half a day, a full day, or to a specific programme
- Where
- Around the city and into the surroundings — Tivoli, the Castelli Romani, the Appian Way
- With whom
- On its own or paired with a tour and guide
The driver is not a licensed guide; a guide leads the tour, the driver handles the logistics.
Frequently asked
Can I hire a car with a driver for a whole day?
Yes, a car and driver is taken for a half or full day; quoted on request for the route and class of car.
Will the driver guide the tour?
No, the driver handles logistics; a licensed guide leads the tour. We can pair a driver and guide in one day on request.
A special occasion
A luxury car with a driver
on request · per occasion
For occasions where the arrival matters: a wedding, a photo shoot, an anniversary, a business reception. A premium or classic car with a driver, brought to the right place at the right time — not “getting there” but part of the experience.
- Occasion
- A wedding, a photo shoot, an anniversary, a business reception
- Class
- Premium and executive cars with a driver
- Format
- Brought to the place and time, waiting, a route to your scenario
Frequently asked
Can I book a car for a wedding or photo shoot in Rome?
Yes, we match a car to the occasion and bring it to the right place and time; priced individually.
Is this the same as a transfer?
No. A transfer is getting in from the airport; here the car is itself part of the occasion, with waiting and a route to your scenario.
Access
Concierge service in Rome
On request · the service fee depends on the request
We know the difference between a tourist trap and genuine Roman cooking. The concierge takes on the correspondence with restaurants, box offices and venues — from a table to a box at the opera.
- Restaurants
- Priority reservations, including tables that are otherwise weeks out
- Culture
- Opera and concerts (the Rome Opera, the Baths of Caracalla in summer), exhibitions, closed events
- Access
- Skip-the-line entry and private visits to museums and palaces
- Everything else
- Flowers, spa appointments, private dinners, helicopter transfers
Frequently asked
Do restaurants in Rome need booking ahead?
In season, always. The good tables go weeks ahead and some of them months.
Can you get opera tickets?
Yes, including seats for the Rome Opera and the summer performances at the Baths of Caracalla.