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Rome Area Map:San Diego Area Map < Roma Map to Teradata Customer Education Training Center, and Area Hotels Hotel Recommendations A. Oly Hotel Teradata Customer Education Training Center Via santuario regina degli apostoli Viale Erminio Spalla, 41/C 00142 Roma 36- zona EUR-Roma Phone: + 39 06 51070907 Phone: 06/594441 Fax: + 39 06 51955041 Mail: [email protected] Da FCO Aeroporto: Treno fino a Piramide Vial Da Piramide: Metro B fino Stazione San Paolo V i a e Guglielm Da Termini: Metro B fino Stazione San Paolo O s t i L’albergo si trova a 2 km dalla stazione della Portuense e n s metropolitana e o Garbatella Ma North rcon o B. Hotel Aran b m lo Via Riccardo Forster 24- Zona EUR - Roma i o C ro Phone: 06/510721 fo to s ri Mail: [email protected] C ia Da Fco Aeroporto: Treno fino a Termini V o de V o Piramide t lla ia t Ma di o gli Gr o d ana ott Da Termini o Piramide: Metro B fino a e in i Pe ic V r V L‘Annunziatella fe stazione Laurentina m i t iu a ta F l i e L’albergo si trova a 3 km dalla stazione d d a e A to u r n l to i Tintoretto s t della metropolitana tra po d n a Rom Aero Viale Erminio Spalla Airport a- e r u a L Via C. Hotel Aran Mantegna Mare a de Vigna Murata i Via Mantegna 130- zona EUR- roma E.U.R V Vigna Murata Phone: 06/989521 Via del Mail: [email protected] Da FCO aeroporto: treno fino a Piramide o Termini Da Stazione Termini o Piramide: Metro B Via di Grotta Perfetta fino stazione San Paolo Viale Erminio Spalla L’albergo si trova a 2 km dall stazione andini Via Francesco Mor Via Ale ssa della metro nd igna Murata ro Via di V S e v e ro Via Ardeatina atore V ia R oberto Ferruzz i Via Tommaso Arcidiacono Via An ton ino Pio Via Tiberio Imper A Via Riccardo Forster a n REBIBBIA i g Viale Sefano Gradi Via Andrea Meldola e r Vi o i i l PONTE MAMMOLO r a o dell’Arcadia a t u le di Tor Maranci acono t s Via Tommaso Arcidi n o Via Cristoforo ColomboVia a p S.MARIA D.SOCCORSO s a Via del Lincei a li i g V e to CIPRO ^MUSEI VATICANI^ ^SAN PIETRO^ OTTAVIANO BATITSTINI CORNELIA AURELIA VALLE LEPANTO FLAMINIO d SPAGNA BOLOGNA TIBURTINA QUINTILIANI MONTI TIBURTINI PIETRALATA Via di Gr BARBERINI POLICLINICO emia del Cimen Via de cad C l Casele Zola otta Pe a ell’Ac antegna CASTRO PRETORIO M B REPUBBLICA Via d ea rfetta dr TERMINI /TRAIN CENTRAL STATION/ An Via Riccardo Forster a Vi CAVOUR VITTORIO EMANUELE MANZONI COLOSSEO SAN GIOVANNI RE DI ROMA Other Recommendations CIRCO MASSIMO PONTE LUNGO There are not many restaurant options near the Teradata office. We suggest PIRAMIDE FURIO CAMILLO COLLI ALBANI dining in or near your hotel. If you have extra days in your itinerary, customers GARBATELLA ARCO DI TRAVERTINO will enjoy discovering the city. PORTA FURBA BASILICA S. PAULO NUMIDIO QUADRATO FIUMICINO / AIRPORT DA VINCI / LICIO SESTIO Rome is very well served by tram, metro and bus services, but the easiest way is MARCONI GIULIO AGRICOLA still the taxi. Be careful, not every taxi is legitimate. Please check with your hotel SUBAUGUSTA EUR MAGLIANA CINECITTA concierge for a taxi referral. EUR PALASPORT EUR FERMI LAURENTINA ANAGNINA.
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