How to Reach UPMC Hillman Cancer Center San Pietro FBF

UPMC Hillman Cancer Center San Pietro FBF is located at Via Cassia 600 in Rome. The center is accessible to disabled and handicapped people.

By Car

The route may vary slightly depending on your exact point of departure.

From the historic center/Prati area, take Via Flaminia or directly Via Cassia, following the signs for Corso Francia/Cassia/Tomba di Nerone. Stay on Via Cassia for several kilometers (about 8–10 km from the city center); the hospital will be on your right.

From the Termini/Tiburtina/San Giovanni/south-east Rome, head north and take the Tangenziale Est toward Stadio Olimpico/Foro Italico. Take the exit for Via Salaria/Corso Francia and continue onto Via Cassia. The hospital entrance will be on the right.

From the GRA (ring road), take exit 3 for SS2/Cassia toward Rome city center. After about 3 km, Ospedale San Pietro Fatebenefratelli will be on the left.

Once past the hospital gate, continue following the signs for UPMC Hillman Cancer Center San Pietro FBF, which is located before the hospital Emergency Department entrance.

Patients undergoing treatment at the Center can park in the paid parking area of Ospedale San Pietro at discounted rates.

By Bus

• Bus line 201 from Piazza Mancini or Conti Antonio / Pullè.
• Bus line 301 from Grottarossa or Lepanto (Metro A).
• Bus line 223 from Termini Station or La Giustiniana.

Bus stops near Ospedale San Pietro Fatebenefratelli:

• Cassia/Villa S. Pietro (H), 4-minute walk.
• San Godenzo/Massarosa, 7-minute walk.

By Subway

Depending on your starting point, take Subway Line A (red line) and get off at one of the following stops:

• Lepanto.
• Ottaviano.
• Flaminio.

From the metro, take a bus heading toward Via Cassia:

• 301
• 201
• 223

By Train

Take the FL3 railway line (Rome–Viterbo) and get off at one of the following stops:

• Vigna Clara.
• La Giustiniana.

From there, continue by bus (e.g., 201, 223) or by taxi.

If you arrive at a major station (Termini, Tiburtina, Ostiense), take a train to Rome and then Subway Line A to Lepanto/Ottaviano, followed by a bus toward Via Cassia (e.g., 301, 201, 223).