Line A Info
- Network Rome Metro
- Operation Started 1980
- Total Length 18.4 km
- Total Stations 27
Terminals
From
Battistini
To
Anagnina
Line A Overview
Line A runs 18 km from Battistini in the northwest to Anagnina in the southeast and has 27 stations. It was inaugurated on February 16, 1980. The line interchanges with Line B at Termini Station and San Giovanni Station. It passes through major tourist areas such as the Spanish Steps and near Vatican City.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Line A
Line A has 27 stations on the Rome Metro network.
Line A runs between Battistini and Anagnina.
Line A is approximately 18.4 km long.
Line A opened in 1980.
Line A is a Metro line operated under Rome Metro.
Line A is part of the Rome Metro transit network.