Which Italian capital city is served by the Metro lines A, B, and C? Rome.
Rome, Italy’s capital, is served by the Metro lines A, B, and C. The three-line system operates across the city, connecting major neighborhoods, railway interchanges, historic sites, and the central districts surrounding Termini and the Colosseum.
Rome Metro service began on February 9, 1955, with Line B, making it Italy’s oldest metro system. Line A opened in 1980, while Line C began opening in stages in 2014. The lines are identified by colors as well as letters: A is orange, B is blue, and C is green.
A frequent mix-up is confusing the Rome Metro with Rome’s broader urban rail network, which also includes regional railways, trams, and commuter services. The question refers specifically to the underground rapid-transit system. Line C is especially notable because it uses driverless operation and has been extended toward Rome’s archaeological centre.