Rome has an intercontinental airport named Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport -FCO, but more commonly known as Fiumicino, which also is Italy's chief airport, and the Giovan-Battista Pastine international airport (commonly referred to as Ciampino Airport), a joint civilian and military airport southeast of the city-center, along the Via Appia, which handles mainly charter flights and regional European flights including some low-cost airlines.

Presto's Vatican City walking adventure tour gives you a peek into the colorful lives of the artists, Popes, saints, and emperors who lie behind the creation of the Roman Catholic state. Your Presto tour guide will share the religious significance, historic legends, myths, scandals, and secrets of the smallest country in the world, one that has attracted pilgrims, artists, and historians for over 2,000 years. Your Presto guide will lead you through the maze of the Vatican Museums, up to the Sistine Chapel, and into St. Peter’s Basilica.

Rome has a dynamic and diverse economy with thriving innovation, technologies, communications and services sectors. It produces 6.7% of the national GDP (more than any other city in Italy) and continues to grow at a higher rate than those in the rest of the country (4.4% yearly) since its economic growth began to surpass that of its rivals, Naples and Milan after World War II. Tourism is inevitably one of Rome's chief industries, with many notable museums including the Vatican Museum, and the Borghese Gallery.

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