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London (LHR) → Rome (FCO)
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€89
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Ryanair, British Airways, ITA Airways | Find Deals |
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Paris (CDG) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€95
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Air France, ITA Airways, Vueling | Find Deals |
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Berlin (BER) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€78
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Lufthansa, Ryanair, easyJet | Find Deals |
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Madrid (MAD) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€85
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Iberia, Vueling, Ryanair | Find Deals |
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Amsterdam (AMS) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€92
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KLM, ITA Airways, Transavia | Find Deals |
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New York (JFK) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€385
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Delta, ITA Airways, American Airlines | Find Deals |
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Frankfurt (FRA) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€88
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Lufthansa, ITA Airways, Ryanair | Find Deals |
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Dublin (DUB) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€98
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Ryanair, Aer Lingus, ITA Airways | Find Deals |
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Barcelona (BCN) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€79
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Vueling, Ryanair, ITA Airways | Find Deals |
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Vienna (VIE) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€82
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Austrian Airlines, ITA Airways, Ryanair | Find Deals |
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Zurich (ZUR) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€105
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Swiss International, ITA Airways, easyJet | Find Deals |
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Athens (ATH) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€75
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Aegean Airlines, ITA Airways, Ryanair | Find Deals |
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Istanbul (IST) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€125
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Turkish Airlines, ITA Airways, Pegasus | Find Deals |
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Lisbon (LIS) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€95
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TAP Air Portugal, Ryanair, ITA Airways | Find Deals |
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Copenhagen (CPH) → Rome (FCO)
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From
€115
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SAS, Norwegian, ITA Airways | Find Deals |
• Prices shown are approximate one-way fares based on typical low deals
• Actual fares vary depending on season, travel dates, Booking Window & availability
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Planning your Rome travel? Italy’s capital is a timeless city where ancient history meets vibrant culture. Wander through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon, then toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain for good luck. Explore Vatican City with St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, or enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in charming piazzas. From world-class art and history to lively streets and romantic vibes, Rome is a must-visit destination for every traveler.
Discover the Eternal City with insider tips, practical advice, and essential information for an unforgettable Roman adventure
Rome is beautiful year-round, but timing your visit can make all the difference in your experience. Here's what you need to know about Rome's seasons and the best times to explore the Eternal City.
Best Overall Time
Perfect weather with temperatures 15-25°C (59-77°F). Fewer crowds than summer, blooming flowers, and comfortable walking conditions. Easter celebrations add special charm, though expect higher prices during Holy Week.
Peak Season
Hot and crowded with temperatures reaching 30-35°C (86-95°F). Long daylight hours perfect for sightseeing, but book accommodations early and expect higher prices. Many Romans vacation in August, so some local restaurants may close.
Excellent Choice
Mild temperatures 20-25°C (68-77°F), fewer tourists, and beautiful autumn colors. September is particularly lovely with warm days and cool evenings. Perfect for outdoor dining and walking tours.
Budget-Friendly
Cool and rainy with temperatures 8-15°C (46-59°F). Lowest prices and smallest crowds, but shorter daylight hours. Christmas season brings magical decorations and festive atmosphere throughout the city.
Rome's transportation system combines ancient streets with modern transit. Here's your complete guide to navigating the city efficiently and affordably.
Best for Historic Center
Most major attractions are within walking distance. Wear comfortable shoes as cobblestones can be uneven. The historic center is largely pedestrian-friendly, and walking lets you discover hidden gems between major sites.
€1.50 per ride
Three lines (A, B, C) connect major areas. Line A serves Vatican and Spanish Steps, Line B reaches Colosseum and Termini Station. Buy daily passes (€7) or weekly passes (€24) for better value. Runs 5:30 AM - 11:30 PM (12:30 AM weekends).
Extensive Network
Over 300 bus lines cover the entire city. Same tickets as metro. Key routes: #64 (Termini to Vatican), #40/#64 (express routes). Validate tickets when boarding. Night buses (N lines) run after metro closes.
Fixed Airport Rates
Official white taxis with meters. Fixed rate €48 from Fiumicino Airport, €30 from Ciampino. Use taxi stands or call +39 06 3570. Uber available but limited. Avoid unlicensed drivers at tourist areas.
Roman cuisine is simple, flavorful, and deeply rooted in tradition. Understanding local food culture and dining customs will enhance your culinary experience in the Eternal City.
Authentic Flavors
Carbonara: Pasta with eggs, pecorino, guanciale
Cacio e Pepe: Simple pasta with cheese and pepper
Amatriciana: Tomato sauce with guanciale
Supplì: Fried rice balls with mozzarella
Maritozzi: Sweet bread with whipped cream
When Romans Eat
Breakfast: 7-10 AM (coffee and cornetto)
Lunch: 12:30-2:30 PM
Aperitivo: 6-8 PM
Dinner: 8-11 PM
Many restaurants close 3-7 PM. Tipping 10% is appreciated but not mandatory. Cover charge (coperto) €1-3 is normal.
Do as Romans Do
Cappuccino only at breakfast, never after meals. Espresso is called "caffè." Stand at the bar for lower prices (€1-1.50 vs €3-5 seated). Popular afternoon drink: caffè macchiato. Avoid tourist traps near major attractions.
Respect Local Customs
Dress modestly in churches (covered shoulders/knees). Greet with "Buongiorno" (morning) or "Buonasera" (evening). Learn basic Italian phrases - locals appreciate the effort. Avoid loud conversations on public transport. Sunday family lunch is sacred time.
Rome is generally safe for tourists, but like any major city, it's important to stay aware and prepared. Here are essential safety tips and practical advice for a worry-free visit.
Stay Alert
Pickpockets: Especially on buses, metro, and near attractions
Fake petitions: Distraction while accomplices steal
Overcharging: Always check menus for prices
Friendship bracelets: Forced sales near Colosseum
Gold ring scam: "Found" jewelry offers
Euro Currency
Cards widely accepted, but carry cash for small purchases. ATMs abundant but may charge fees. Notify your bank of travel plans. Avoid currency exchange at airports (poor rates). Many places don't accept American Express.
Important Numbers
Emergency: 112 (general emergency)
Police: 113
Medical: 118
Tourist Police: Via del Corso 511
EU citizens: bring European Health Insurance Card. Travel insurance recommended for non-EU visitors.
Stay Connected
Free WiFi in many cafés, hotels, and public areas. EU roaming charges abolished for EU citizens. Buy local SIM card at Termini Station or phone shops. Download offline maps before traveling. WhatsApp widely used for communication.
Pack smart for Rome with this comprehensive checklist. Consider the season, planned activities, and local customs when preparing for your Roman adventure.
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