What airport does easyJet fly to in Rome?

easyJet flies to Rome Fiumicino airport, which is the largest airport serving Rome.

What month is the cheapest to fly to Rome?

Typically, the cheapest month to fly to Rome is January. However, if you're flexible with dates and days of the week you can find affordable flights to Rome throughout the year. To discover the cheapest flights to Rome, we'd recommend using the easyJet Low Fare Finder.

What airports in England fly to Rome?

You can book cheap flights to Rome on many routes from England, including Bristol to Rome , London Gatwick to Rome , and Manchester to Rome.

Which Rome airport is closer to the city?

Ciampino airport is closer to the city centre, but Fiumicino has better train connections, which makes it an easier option if you prefer to travel by public transport.

How do I get to the center of Rome from the airport?

When you land at Rome's Fiumicino Airport, you can hop on a train every 15 minutes (or 30 minutes during off-peak hours) which will take you to Termini station in central Rome in just 32 minutes. This train, known as the Leonardo express, is operated by Trenitalia.

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Why fly to Rome?

Just an hour southeast from the crowds, the excitement, the sights of Rome is the peaceful Parco Regionale dei Castelli Romani. Take the FL4 train from Rome to Velletri. From there it's a short taxi ride to the heart of the park.With your hiking gear, a couple of days of food, and your camping gear, you can explore the high woodlands, hills and small farming villages. Keep your eyes open for a wild boar. Lago Albano and Lago di Nemi are beautiful volcanic lakes well worth a visit (and a dip).

Level of Difficulty: Medium (if you're going to bivvy).

What to pack: Warm clothes (check the weather forecast!), hiking shoes, woolly hat, headtorch, raingear, sleeping bag, mat and bivvy bag.

Best time to go: late spring or early summer.

The centre of Europe for centuries, Rome is the perfect destination for lovers of history, sophistication and good food. If it’s culture, history and a healthy dose of style that you are after, then look no further than Italy’s capital Rome. The centre of the once mighty Roman Empire and the home of Roman Catholicism has more than enough impressive sights to feast your eyes on for days.

Whether it’s art and history, Italian designer shops, or some mouthwatering cuisine that takes your fancy, Rome has more than enough on offer. Known as the ‘Eternal City’, Rome has to be the world’s biggest open-air museum. This is a place where awe-inspiring Roman remains battle with Renaissance churches and opulent fountains for your attention. The architecture here is mind-blowing, with a kaleidoscope of Baroque, Renaissance and Neoclassical buildings sprinkled throughout the city centre. How about starting with the Colosseum, the Pantheon or the Roman Forum? Or perhaps the Vatican, the Trevi Fountain or the Spanish Steps?

Put aside for a minute the ancient sights, galleries full of priceless artworks and museums bursting with the heritage of the western world and you’ll find a modern city full of noisy Vespas, chic little bistros, designer shops and trendy bars and clubs. A perfect marriage of old and new, Rome will delight visitors of all ages.

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When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

August

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

July and August are when the summer season reaches its peak in Rome. The city can be hot, humid and crowded during these months, but just right for dining al fresco at the many restaurant terraces and evening strolls by the Tiber. There's also plenty of festivities to get involved with including Festa di Noantri and Rock in Roma in July.

Avoid the crowds

If you don't fancy knocking elbows with other holiday makers at popular attractions like the Forum Romana, fly to Rome in May or September. You'll still get to enjoy warm weather, but you won't have to deal with the sweltering temperatures of midsummer or the crowds that come with them. The weather is generally dry and bright too, although rain becomes more likely as September advances.