There is a book titled “19” by the Roman writer Edoardo Albinati: it’s not a date but the number of a tram, which has the longest route in Rome, passing through myths and real life. This tram offers a different way to explore Rome, so we will accompany you along this itinerary, stop after stop: you just need a daily ticket and to be ready to hop on and hop off.

It doesn’t matter which terminal you will choose, they are both reachable by metro lines, Piazza del Risorgimento on line A (the Ottaviano stop) or Piazza dei Gerani on line C (the Gardenie stop). We suggest that you take a seat, look out the window and inside the tram, not only will the views change but even the person seated next to you will. The “19” is a tiny representation of Rome and its people.