Rome Tourist And Financial Services

Enjoy Rome, V. Marghera 8/A (☎39 06 44 56 890; www.enjoyrome.com). From the middle concourse of the Termini between the trains and the ticket booths, exit right. Cross V. Marsala. The office is 3 blocks down V. Marghera on the left. Helpful, English-speaking staff makes reservations at museums and shows, books accommodations, orients travelers in the city, and leads walking tours of all the major areas of the city (€27, under 26 €22). Along with info on excursions and bus lines, the office also provides 2 useful publications: a free map and an Enjoy Rome city guide, with practical info and insider tips for making the most of a trip to Rome. Open Apr.-Oct. M-F 8:30am-7pm, Sa 8:30am-2pm; Nov.-Mar. M-F 9am-6pm, Sa 9am-2pm.
PIT Info Points (☎06 48 90 63 00). Run by the city, these round green kiosks have multilingual staff and provide limited info on events, hotels, restaurants, and transportation, as well as brochures and a basic map of sights. Most open daily 9:30am-7pm. Branches: Ciampino and Fiumicino airports (in international arrivals; open 9am-6:30pm), Castel Sant’Angelo (P. Pia), V. Marco Minghetti, P. Sidney Sonnino, Trevi Fountain, Fori Imperiali, P. di Spagna, P. Navona, Trastevere, Santa Maria Maggiore, P. San Giovanni in Laterano, V. del Corso, V. Nazionale, and Termini (open 8am-8:30pm). The same info is available by phone from the Call Center Comune di Roma (☎06 06 08; http://060608.it). Open daily 9am-9pm.

Banca di Roma and BNP Paribas have good rates. ATMs are readily available all over town; they are especially concentrated in Termini and P. Venezia. BNP branches open daily 8:30am-1:30pm and 2:45-4:15pm.
American Express: P. di Spagna 38 (☎06 67 641; for lost or stolen cards and checks, 80 19 64 66 65 outside the US, 06 72 90 03 47 in Italy). Open M-F 9am-5:30pm, Sa 9am-12:30pm.