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Destination

Rome, Italy: trips from £213

Two thousand years of history stacked on top of itself, from the Colosseum to the Vatican, broken up by carbonara and gelato.

A stunning view of historic Roman architecture bathed in warm sunset light, showcasing iconic structures in Rome, Italy.
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Trips to Rome from every city

Cheapest first, per person, return, taxes and fees included.

Just found · from BirminghamWorth it, if

Rome

30 Oct – 1 Nov 2026 · 2 nights

  • Typical highs of 71–73°F and thinner late-October crowds
  • $283 per person, $57 below the highest fare we saw
  • Guest House Casa Vicenza: 8.7 from 568 reviews, free cancellation
The total, before you go

£684 for two · 2 nights · flights, hotel, taxes, fees & the resort fee

Flights £426 + hotel £217 + resort fee £41, taxes in · a checked bag each adds about £121

Ryanair · with a stop · 10h 30m

The catch: It's a one-stop trip with 10h 30m of total travel time, and a checked bag runs about $160 for two that isn't in the total.

Worth it if you can pack light and want a fast Rome weekend; skip it if a stop eats too much of two nights for you.

Just found · from DüsseldorfNot worth it this week

Rome

23 – 25 Oct 2026 · 2 nights

  • Hotel Emona Aquaeductus scores 9 from 1,857 reviews
  • October highs of 67–73°F, with thinner crowds
  • Leave Friday at 9:30 AM and land in Rome at 7:45 PM
The total, before you go

£976 for two · 2 nights · flights, hotel, taxes, fees & the resort fee

Flights £582 + hotel £341 + resort fee £54, taxes in · a checked bag each adds about £121

Air Serbia. Operated by Airbaltic for Air Serbia + Airbaltic for Air Serbia · with a stop · 10h 15m

The catch: One stop stretches the outbound to 10h 15m, and a checked bag adds about $160 for two on top of the $1,295.

Worth it if your dates are fixed and a long travel day doesn't bother you; skip it if you want a short hop for a 2-night weekend.

Lowest fares to Rome by city, last 30 days

FromLowest, 30 daysChecks
Birmingham£1602
Lyon£1911
Düsseldorf£2349
Nice£2401
Manchester£2411
Munich£2531
Frankfurt£2701

When to go

Best months for Rome
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchfine
Aprilbest
Maybest
Junebest
Julyavoid
Augustavoid
Septemberbest
Octoberbest
Novemberfine
Decemberfine
  • April: Easter week brings huge pilgrim crowds to the Vatican
  • October: Ottobrata romana: warm golden October days with thinner crowds

July, August: Heat above 35°C, the heaviest crowds and many local businesses closed in August

Where to stay in Rome

  • Centro Storico (Pantheon / Navona): Sleep among the fountains and piazzas; everything is on foot.
  • Trastevere: Cobbled lanes, trattorias and nightlife across the river.
  • Monti: Boutique, bohemian and a ten-minute walk from the Colosseum.
  • Prati: Leafy and quieter, next to the Vatican Museums.
  • Spanish Steps / Tridente: Designer shopping and the grand hotels.

What to do in Rome

  • Walk the Colosseum and the Roman Forum
  • See the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican Museums
  • Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain
  • Eat cacio e pepe in Trastevere
  • Climb St Peter's dome for the view
  • Day trip to Tivoli's Villa d'Este

Good to know

AirportsRome Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) (FCO), Rome Ciampino (CIA)
Passport from United StatesPassport needed
Price levelupscale
Time zoneEurope/Rome
Kind of tripcity, history, culture, food, romantic

Rome in pictures

Captivating wide-angle shot of Rome's iconic Colosseum with a serene sunset backdrop.
Photo: Görkem Özdemir / Pexels, Pexels License
The Colosseum stands majestically amidst bustling Rome, an iconic remnant of ancient architecture.
Photo: Geni Hoka / Pexels, Pexels License

Questions about Rome

When is the best time to visit Rome?

April, May, June, September and October. July, August: Heat above 35°C, the heaviest crowds and many local businesses closed in August

Do I need a passport for Rome?

Passport needed: travellers from the United States need a valid passport for Rome; check the expiry rule of the country before you book.

What is the cheapest flight to Rome right now?

Rome from Birmingham, 30 Oct – 1 Nov 2026, from £213 per person return, is the cheapest trip we have published; the full list is on this page.

How expensive is Rome on the ground?

Rome is upscale by US standards: plan about £98 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.

Prices converted from US dollars at the rate of 15 Oct 2026.