Currency: Euro (€)
Average Temperature: 22°C / 72°F
Average Flight Time from UK: Approx. 2.5 hours
Time Difference: +1 hours
Whether you’re looking for luxury, boutique charm, or budget-friendly options, Rome has it all:
Luxury Hotels: Indulge at five-star stays like Hotel de Russie, The St. Regis Rome, and Baglioni Hotel Regina, all offering elegance, history, and prime locations.
Boutique Hotels: The Fifteen Keys Hotel, Casa Montani, and Dharma Boutique Hotel deliver stylish interiors and personalised service for a unique Roman experience.
Budget-Friendly Options: For affordable comfort, The Beehive, Hotel Santa Maria, and Albergo del Senato provide great locations and warm hospitality without the premium price.
Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate, making it a great year-round destination:
Spring (March to May): Mild temperatures and blooming gardens make spring ideal for sightseeing and walking tours.
Summer (June to August): Expect hot, sunny days with highs around 30°C. Mornings and evenings are best for exploring.
Autumn (September to November): Cooler and quieter, with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C—perfect for soaking up the city’s charm.
Winter (December to February): Rome remains mild with highs around 12–15°C, making it great for museums, indoor dining, and a peaceful break from tourist crowds.
Italian cuisine shines in Rome, with flavours that are as rich in history as they are in taste:
Traditional Roman Dishes: Don’t miss classics like Cacio e Pepe (pecorino and pepper pasta), Carbonara (made the Roman way—no cream!), Amatriciana, and Saltimbocca alla Romana.
Trattorias & Osterias: Experience authentic Roman cooking at local favourites such as Da Enzo al 29 and Trattoria Vecchia Roma.
Street Food: Enjoy quick bites like pizza al taglio (by the slice), Supplì (fried rice balls), and Trapizzino—a modern street food hit.
Gelato Stops: Treat yourself to the best gelato in town at Gelateria del Teatro, Giolitti, or Fatamorgana.
Fine Dining: Celebrate a special occasion with a gourmet meal at Michelin-starred restaurants like La Pergola, Il Pagliaccio, or Glass Hostaria.
Rome is home to some of the most iconic landmarks in the world, each offering a unique glimpse into its rich history:
The Colosseum: This awe-inspiring ancient amphitheatre is one of the most visited attractions in Italy. Book a guided tour or skip-the-line ticket to explore its storied past.
Vatican City: The world’s smallest independent state houses St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel—home to Michelangelo’s famous ceiling.
Trevi Fountain: Throw a coin over your shoulder into this stunning baroque fountain to ensure your return to Rome. It’s especially magical when lit up at night.
The Pantheon: A marvel of ancient architecture, the Pantheon features a massive domed roof and open oculus. Entry is free and it’s centrally located.
Roman Forum & Palatine Hill: Walk through the heart of Ancient Rome where emperors ruled, surrounded by crumbling temples, columns, and stories of the past.
Currency: The Euro (€) is the official currency. Most places accept credit and debit cards, but it’s handy to carry small cash for cafés, tips, or gelato.
Language: Italian is the official language, though English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Transport: Rome’s metro, bus, and tram system is affordable and easy to use. The city centre is very walkable. Consider a Roma Pass for discounted entry and transport.
Tipping: Tipping isn’t required, but 5–10% is appreciated in restaurants. Some bills already include a service charge.
Safety: Rome is generally safe.
Stay covered for peace of mind on your journey.
Find the perfect vehicle for your adventure.
Discover must-see sights and experiences.
Enhance your trip with added conveniences.
