Rome – your travel planner

Flights, hotels, experiences, tickets and rental cars for the Eternal City – all in one place.

Flights to Rome

Rome has two airports: Fiumicino (FCO) for most scheduled flights and Ciampino (CIA) for many low-cost airlines.

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Where to stay in Rome

The best neighbourhoods for your stay – one click to the accommodation.

Centro StoricoPantheon, Piazza Navona & Trevi – everything within walking distance.View accommodation →MontiTrendy area with bars and boutiques, close to the Colosseum.View accommodation →TrastevereCobblestones, trattorias and nightlife.View accommodation →Prati & VaticanQuiet and elegant, right by St Peter’s and the Vatican.View accommodation →

Top experiences in Rome

The most popular tours and tickets – carefully selected.

Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Guided TourSee offer →
Vatican: Museums & Sistine Chapel Entrance TicketSee offer →
Rome: Pantheon Entry Ticket and Official AudioguideSee offer →
From Rome: Pompeii Day Trip with Optional Vesuvius and LunchSee offer →
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Class with Fine Wine by the VaticanSee offer →
Rom: Geführte Foodtour mit Wein in Trastevere in kleiner GruppeSee offer →

Tickets for museums & sights

Tiqets · Roma

Vatican, Colosseum, Castel Sant’Angelo, Borghese Gallery and more – timed tickets via our partner Tiqets.

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Car rental from Rome

The historic centre is a limited traffic zone (ZTL) – a car is more of a hindrance there. A rental car is ideal for day trips to Tivoli, the Castelli Romani, the coast or Tuscany.

Rome tips

Best time to visitApril to June and September to October – pleasantly warm and less crowded than in high summer.
Book the Vatican earlyTickets for the Museums and the Sistine Chapel often sell out days ahead.
Free drinking waterThe “nasoni” fountains provide fresh drinking water – bring a bottle.
Dress code in churchesCover shoulders and knees, especially in St Peter’s.
On foot & by public transportThe old town is best explored on foot; use metro and bus for longer distances.
CopertoMany restaurants add a small cover charge (“coperto”) – that’s normal.
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