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Rome Flights Information

Non Stop Flights:84 Flights Weekly
Top Airlines:Air France, Alitalia, TAP Portugal

Facts About Flying to Rome, Italy

  • 6% of Rome travelers booked First or Business Class.
  • 5% of travelers traveled to Rome with kids under 14.
  • 45% of Rome travelers were female.
  • Travelers spent an average of 5 days in Rome.
  • July was the month with most bookings for Rome.
  • April was month with the least bookings for Rome.
‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Reasons to book cheap Rome flights

The capital city of Italy, Rome is also the country's largest commune. The history of this city spans over two and a half thousand years. The Vatican City, an independent country, is also geographically located with the boundaries of this city. The city is replete with icons of antiquity and Christian faith. With lots of options to explore, tourists often get confused which destination to pick first. Rome boasts years of internationally influential art, culture, and architecture on display. With spectacular palaces, grand Roman monuments, ancient churches and basilicas, graceful fountains, and imposing statues, this city features cosmopolitan atmosphere and affluent historical heritage.

The Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine

Colosseum is the largest remaining Roman structure and offers the model for sports arenas. The Colosseum was large enough for theatrical performances, games, festivals, and circuses.

Vatican City

The smallest independent state in the world, Vatican City is spread in an area of less than half a square kilometers. Most of the state is enclosed by the Vatican Walls. Inside these walls are the Vatical gardens and palaces, St. Peter's Square, and St. Peter's Basilica.

The Pantheon

The best preserved monument of Roman antiquity, the Pantheon is surprisingly intact for 2000 years. The 43-meter dome hangs suspended without any visible support and it is a remarkable achievement of Roman architecture. The Pantheon's dome is the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world.