Cheap flights to Rome
Cheap flights to Rome bring you into Italy's capital, a city of ruins, churches and long lunches that people cross the continent to see. Arrivals land at Ciampino or Fiumicino, and the mix of low-cost and full-service carriers keeps the route busy all year. Fly midweek in spring or late autumn if you want quieter planes and easier walking.
Flights to Rome — where from
Airports — Rome
Two airports serve the city. Fiumicino is the larger and takes most long-haul and full-service arrivals, with a direct train to Termini plus coaches and taxis outside the terminals. Ciampino sits closer in and handles many low-cost landings; from there you reach the centre by coach, shuttle or taxi. Ryanair, Wizz Air, easyJet, Vueling, Eurowings and Norwegian International all fly in, so check which airport your booking names before you arrange a transfer.
When to go
Spring and early autumn give you mild days and thinner crowds than high summer, which makes them the steadiest months for sightseeing on foot. Midsummer is hot and busy, and fares and rooms climb with the heat. Winter is quieter and often wet, but the run-up to Christmas and New Year fills flights again, along with the major religious and cultural dates in the city calendar. Book early for those.