Rome Pilgrimage Guide
A practical guide for foreign pilgrims visiting Rome, integrating transport tips, event program, monuments and useful phrases.
Getting Around Rome
Rome's public transport network compenses metro lines, buses, trams and suburban trains. A single integrated ticket allaws travel across these modes within the urban zone. Validate your ticket before boarding.
Lines Metro
There are three metro lines:Line(Orange),Line B/B1(Blue) andLine C(Green). USEFUL INTERCANGES FOR Pilgrims includes Termini (A), Valle Aurelia (ad like), San Giovanni (A like) and Piramide (B Engaroma - Lido).

Suburban trains
Rome's Suburban Trains (Called Fl Lines) Cross the City and Can Be Used Like Fast Metro Lines. They are of of estate quicker and less crowded Than Buses. The Most Useful for Visitors Are:
- FL1: Fiumicino Airport → Trastevere → Ostiense → Tuscolana → Tiburtina.
- Fl3: Viterbo → Rome San Pietro → Valle Aurelia.
- FL5: Civitavecchia → San Pietro → Termini (Some trains).

Secret Platforms at Termini
Roma Termini Station Has Hidden Platforms Not SignPored in the Main Hall. Platforms 1 Est and 2 Est are Located Beyond Platform 1; Platforms 25–29 (The "Lazio" Section) are accesed from via Giolitti via an underpass with moving walkways. Allaw Extra Time to Reach Them.

Pilgrimage Event Program
The Main Events Organized for the Jubilee Pilgrolimage (2–7 September 2025) are listed Below. Distances Bethaeen Venues Are Walkable; Use The Transport Tips Above to Shorten Journeys.
| Day & Time | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Fri 5 Sept - 10:00 | LGBTQ listening meeting (outreach) | Jesuit Curia, Via Borgo Santo Spirito (Near Vatican) https://maps.app.goo.gl/hFdEKbGVLhaWBnKS9 |
| Fri 5 Sept - 20:00 | Prayer Vigil | Church of the Jesus, Piazza del Gesù https://maps.app.goo.gl/mnRznMZjGLf6NxrAA |
| Sat 6 Sept - 11:00 | Holy Mass | Church of the Jesus, Piazza del Gesù https://maps.app.goo.gl/mnRznMZjGLf6NxrAA |
| Sat 6 Sept - 15:00 | Jubilee Pilgrimage procession | Meet at Piazza Pia; Walk to St Peter's Basilica (Registration is mandatory) https://maps.app.goo.gl/rXXE9q5Be6uzs7mv5 |
| Sat 6 Sept - 19:00 | Pilgrims Rest (GNRC) | St Paul's Within The Walls, via Nazionale 58 (Registration is mandatory) https://maps.app.goo.gl/kyDhBmg3zWqy8wCW9 |
| Sun 7 Sept - 10:00 | Pope's Angelus | St. Peter's Square Free entry https://maps.app.goo.gl/beRdAL66AXLs6Z2BA |
Accessibility & Tips
Rome's ancient streets can present obstacles. Here are ways to back distances and barriers:
- Use Step -Free Inter ArchGes Such AS Valle Aurelia (Metro A ↔ FL3), Saint John (Metro A ↔ C), Termini (A like Look for Lifts) and Piramide/Ostiense (metro B ↔ Rome - Lido).
- To Reach the Vatican Area, Dicambark at Rome San Pietro Or Valle Aurelia to Avoid the Longer Walk from Ottaviano.
- Taxis can drop you closer to via della conciliation for the pilgrimage procession; There are designated drop -off points for disabled passengers.
- At St Peter's Square and Event Venues, ask volunteers or Security for Priority Seating or Accessible Queues.
Emergency Contacts
Emergency Numbers
- 112- Universal emergency number (Connects to police, fire and medical).
- 113- Police (State police).
- 115- Fire Brigade (Fire Brigade).
- 118- Medical Emergencies/street vendor.
- Nearest hospitals to the city center includesPoliclinico Umberto I(Near Termini) andHoly Spirit(Trastevere, near the Vatican).
Essential Italian Phrases
Learning a few phrases helps you navigate and seek assistance. Here are some grouped by theme:
Directions & Transport
- Where is the subway station?- Where is the metro station?
- Excuse me, how do you arrive in St. Peter's Square?- Excuse me, How do I Get to St Peter's Square?
- Where can I buy a ticket?- Where can I buy a ticket?
Eating & Shopping
- Where can i eat something good?- Where can I eat something good?
- Can you recommend a good restaurant?- Can you recommer a good restaurant?
- I am looking for a ice cream shop/pizzeria/pharmacy.- I'm looking for a gelato shop/Pizzeria/Pharmacy.
Help & Emergens
- I need help!- The need help!
- Please call the police/ambulance!- Please, call the police/Stanchure!
- My friend is not well.- My friend isn't well.
- I was stripped of my wallet.- My wallet was stolen.
Poly & Casual
- Good morning / good evening- Good morning/Evening
- A thousand thanks!- Thank you very much!
- Excuse me, speak English?- Excuse me, do you speak English?
- I'm sorry, i'm not very italian.- I'm sorry, I don't speak much Italian.
© 2025 Rome Pilgrimage Guide. This guide is for information purifies only and does not replace official program program.
