Rome to Assisi Private Transfer

Private Car Service from Rome to Assisi

A private transfer from Rome to Assisi costs from €420 per vehicle and takes about 2 hours door to door. The distance between Rome and Assisi is about 177 km (110 miles).

Ciao Transfer picks you up at your hotel in Rome or directly at Fiumicino Airport (FCO) and drives you the 177 km to Assisi in a comfortable Mercedes with an English-speaking, NCC-licensed driver — no stations, no luggage hauling, no taxi queues. Fixed price confirmed at booking, meet & greet included, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, available 24/7.

Why Choose a Private Car Service Rome to Assisi

There is a train from Rome to Assisi, but it is rarely the relaxing option it looks like. Most connections from Roma Termini require a change in Foligno, the journey takes 2 to 2.5 hours, and the train leaves you at Assisi station in Santa Maria degli Angeli — in the valley, about 4 km below the historic center — so you still need a local bus or taxi uphill with your luggage.

A private car service from Rome to Assisi removes every one of those steps. Your driver meets you at your hotel lobby or at the FCO arrivals hall, helps with your bags, and drives you directly to the gates of Assisi’s old town. The price you see at booking is the price you pay — tolls, fuel, parking and taxes included.

✔ Door-to-door service

✔ English-speaking driver

✔ Fixed price

✔ Flight monitoring

✔ Meet & greet

✔ Free 24-hour cancellation

✔ 24/7 availability

How to Get from Rome to Assisi by Private Car

By car, the route from Rome to Assisi follows the A1 motorway north to Orte, then the E45 and SS75 through the green heart of Umbria, passing Todi and the Valle Umbra before Assisi appears on the slopes of Mount Subasio. Driving time is around 2 hours in normal traffic; from Fiumicino Airport allow about 2 hours 15 minutes. Traveling by private car is also the only way to reach your Assisi hotel directly — our drivers know the drop-off points closest to Porta Nuova, Piazza Giovanni Paolo II and the Basilica of Saint Francis, so your walk uphill is measured in meters, not kilometers.

Along the way you can ask your driver to stop for photos, a coffee, or a longer visit in one of Umbria’s hill towns — see the Orvieto option below.

Rome to Assisi Day Trip — Driver at Your Disposal

Assisi is one of the most rewarding day trips from Rome. With our day-trip service, from €650, your driver takes you to Assisi in the morning, waits 3–4 hours while you visit the Basilica of Saint Francis and the old town at your own pace, and drives you back to your hotel in Rome the same evening. No tour-group schedule, no fixed meeting points — the car leaves when you are ready. It is the comfortable alternative to a Rome to Assisi tour: private, flexible and door to door.

Combine Orvieto and Assisi in One Day

Traveling from Rome to Assisi with a stop in Orvieto is one of our most requested combinations. Orvieto sits right on the A1 about an hour north of Rome, so the detour fits naturally into the route: visit the cathedral and the underground city in the morning, continue through the Umbrian countryside, and arrive in Assisi in the early afternoon. Ask for the Orvieto stop in the booking notes and we will confirm a fixed price for the combined itinerary. You can also read more on our Rome to Orvieto private transfer page.

Assisi to Rome — Return Transfers Available

We drive the route in both directions. Whether you are ending an Umbrian holiday or heading to Fiumicino for a flight, our Assisi to Rome private transfer picks you up at your hotel in Assisi, Santa Maria degli Angeli or the surrounding countryside and brings you to any address in Rome or directly to FCO or Ciampino Airport. Same fixed prices, same vehicles: Business Sedan (1–3 passengers), Business Minivan (up to 7), Standard Minivan (up to 7), or Minibus / two Business Minivans for groups up to 12.

About Assisi: Why Book a Rome to Assisi Private Transfer

Assisi is the birthplace of Saint Francis, Italy’s patron saint, and one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in the world. The medieval town climbs the slopes of Mount Subasio, and its skyline is dominated by the Basilica of Saint Francis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose two churches hold the tomb of the saint and fresco cycles by Giotto and Cimabue that changed the course of Western art.

A short walk through Piazza del Comune — with its Roman Temple of Minerva — leads to the Basilica of Santa Chiara, where Saint Clare rests, and to the Sanctuary of the Spogliazione, home of the tomb of Saint Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint, canonized in September 2025. His shrine has made Assisi one of the fastest-growing pilgrimage destinations in Europe, drawing families and young visitors from every continent.

Above the town, the fortress of Rocca Maggiore rewards the climb with views over the entire Valle Umbra; in the valley below, the great Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli protects the Porziuncola, the tiny chapel where the Franciscan order was born. Add the hermitage of Eremo delle Carceri in the woods of Mount Subasio, and it is easy to see why a day is the minimum Assisi deserves — and why arriving rested, with a car waiting when you finish, makes all the difference.

Rome to Assisi Private Transfer Price

Our Rome to Assisi private transfer starts from €420 per vehicle, one way, for a Business Sedan (1–3 passengers). Minivans for up to 7 passengers and minibus solutions for groups up to 12 are available at the price shown in the booking form. The rate is per vehicle, not per person, and includes tolls, parking, meet & greet and flight monitoring. Use the booking form to get your exact quote in seconds.

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