The office of MMW Traduzioni is at Viale Giulio Cesare 71, 00192 Rome, in the Prati district, a few steps from the Civil Court of Viale Giulio Cesare, where translations are sworn, and a few hundred metres from the court buildings of Piazzale Clodio. The area is well served by the underground, buses and trams, and is a short walk from the Vatican and from Piazza Cola di Rienzo. Visits are by appointment, so that the person who handles your file is available when you arrive.
By underground, bus and tram
The nearest station is Lepanto on Metro line A, at the end of Viale Giulio Cesare on the Tiber side, a few minutes on foot from the office. Ottaviano, also on line A, is the next station towards the Vatican and is equally convenient from Via Ottaviano and Viale Giulio Cesare. From Termini station the journey on line A takes about a quarter of an hour. Several bus lines stop along Viale Giulio Cesare and in Piazza Cola di Rienzo, and tram 19 stops in Viale delle Milizie, one block away. The office is within the Prati district, outside the limited traffic zone of the historic centre.
By car and taxi
Viale Giulio Cesare and the surrounding streets have on-street parking in paid bays, which are often full in the morning when the court is open, and there are garages within a few hundred metres. Taxis reach the office from any part of the city, and the address Viale Giulio Cesare 71 is known to drivers because of the court opposite. Visitors who come to the court for an oath or a hearing can reach the office on foot in two or three minutes.
On the map
The office is on the odd-numbered side of Viale Giulio Cesare, between the Lepanto and Ottaviano underground stations, opposite the Civil Court at number 54/b. The location can be opened in Google Maps for directions from your starting point.
Before you come
Most work does not require a visit: documents are sent by email or on WhatsApp at +39 335 679 2461, quotes are sent in writing within one working day, and sworn and legalised translations are delivered by courier in Italy and abroad. Those who prefer to bring or collect documents in person, or to meet the consultant, book an appointment through the contact page, where opening hours and company details are also given.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment to visit the office?
Yes. Visits are by appointment, booked by telephone, WhatsApp or email, so that the translator or consultant who follows your file is available and the documents are ready for collection.
Can I collect my sworn translation in person?
Yes, at the office by appointment, usually on the day of the oath or the following day. Alternatively the bundle is sent by courier to any address in Italy or abroad, with the tracking number.
Is the office near the court where translations are sworn?
Yes. The Expert Reports and Translations Office of the Civil Court of Rome is at Viale Giulio Cesare 54/b, opposite the office. This is why the firm swears translations the same day and returns them without delay.
I am abroad: can I deal with the firm entirely at a distance?
Yes. Documents are received as scans, consultations take place by video call, payments are made by bank transfer or by card online, and the paper originals of sworn and legalised translations are sent by international courier.
Would you rather send your document than come to the office?
Send us a scan and tell us the authority it is intended for: you receive within one working day a written quote, and the finished translation by courier wherever you are.
