Tourist Information Offices in Rome: Locations, Maps, Hours & Useful Services

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Looking for a Rome tourist information office during your trip? Whether you need to pick up a Roma Pass, buy public transportation tickets, get a free map of Rome, or ask for sightseeing advice, you'll find several tourist information points (PITs) located across the city.

Contrary to what many travelers expect, Rome doesn't have a single central Rome tourist office. Instead, there are multiple official tourist information offices located at the airports, in the historic center, and near major attractions such as the Colosseum and the Vatican.

In this guide, you'll find the main tourist information offices in Rome, their opening hours, available services, and practical tips to help you plan your stay.

All official Rome tourist information points are part of the Turismo Roma network, the city's official tourism authority, and provide information, maps, transportation assistance, and visitor services throughout the year.

Map of Rome Tourist Information Offices

Use the map below to quickly find the nearest tourist information office in Rome, whether you're staying near the Colosseum, the Vatican, Termini Station, or one of the city's airports.

It includes the main tourist information points (PITs) as well as PSTOP locations. You can use it to plan your itinerary before your trip or save it to your phone for easy access while exploring Rome.

Overview of Rome Tourist Information Offices

Use the table below to find the nearest tourist information office in Rome, check its opening hours, and see whether you can pick up a Roma Pass or purchase ATAC public transportation tickets there. 

What Services Do Rome Tourist Information Offices Offer?

The Rome tourist information offices can help you plan your visit, navigate the city, and access useful travel services during your stay.

At most locations, you can:

• Pick up your Roma Pass if you purchased it online before your trip.
• Buy ATAC public transportation tickets for Rome's metro, buses, and trams.
• Get a free map of Rome and other tourist information materials.
• Receive advice on sightseeing routes, Rome public transportation, and trip planning.
• Ask about museums, monuments, events, and temporary exhibitions.
• Purchase Rome skip the line tickets for selected tourist attractions and partner activities.
• Get assistance from multilingual staff members.

Most tourist info points in Rome accept both credit cards and cash payments.

PSTOPs: Public Restrooms, Free Wi-Fi & Useful Visitor Services

If you need a restroom in Rome, a place to refill your water bottle, or free Wi-Fi while sightseeing, Rome's PSTOPs (Public Toilet Service Points) can be extremely useful.

Located in some of the city's busiest tourist areas, these facilities offer several convenient services for visitors.

At a PSTOP, you can typically find:

• Public restrooms (usually €1 per visit)
• Free Wi-Fi access
• Drinking water fountains where you can refill your water bottle
• Facilities accessible to visitors with reduced mobility
• Basic tourist information

PSTOPs are especially useful when you're spending several hours exploring Rome's historic center and need a clean, convenient place to take a break.

Some of the main PSTOP locations include:

• Piazza dell'Esquilino
• Via Giuseppe Zanardelli (near Piazza Navona)
• Piazza di Porta Maggiore
• Piazza di Porta San Giovanni
• Viale Carlo Felice
• Largo di Villa Peretti

FAQ About Rome Tourist Information Offices

Are Rome tourist information offices open on Sundays?

Yes. Most Rome tourist information points are open 7 days a week, including weekends and public holidays. However, some locations may operate with reduced opening hours depending on the season.

Is English spoken at Rome tourist information points ?

Yes. Staff members are generally multilingual and always speak English. At some of the busiest locations, particularly at the airports and in the city center, you may also find staff who speak French, Spanish, and other European languages.

What is the difference between a PIT and a PSTOP?

A PIT (Tourist Information Point) is an official visitor information office where travelers can get maps, transportation information, and sightseeing advice. A PSTOP (Public Toilet Service Point) provides additional services such as public restrooms, free Wi-Fi, and drinking water fountains.

How can I contact the Rome tourist office?

You can contact Rome's tourist information service by calling +39 060608 or by visiting the official Turismo Roma website. For specific requests, you can also email turismo@comune.roma.it.

Can I pick up a Roma Pass at a Rome tourist information office?

Yes. Several major tourist information points in Rome allow visitors to collect a Roma Pass purchased online, including locations at Fiumicino Airport, Ciampino Airport, and in the historic center. Check the table above for the latest pickup locations and opening hours.