The second largest railway station in Rome, Tiburtina, is also the main bus station in Rome. Has 20 tracks. Located in the northeast of the city, when the Termini train station is closed late at night, long-distance trains passing through Rome will stop at Tiburtina station, which has a line B to the metro line to the Tiburtina station. To get to the city centre, take the B line on the Termini direction. There are buses 492 and 649 outside the station to the city centre. There is an FR1 train connection between Fiumicino Airport and Rome Tiburtina Train Station. The station has the most trains to the high-speed rail to Florence, as well as the trains of Pescara and Ancona.