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Tourist in Rome √ Your Ultimate Travel Planner Online √

Welcome to the Eternal City! Explore the countless attractions and immerse yourself in the vibrant Roman culture.

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Best Time to Visit Rome

The Roman way of life, the archaeological sites and museums, the sea and the nearby mountains – Rome has its charms all year round. From April to November, Rome is an open-air museum and life is outdoors. Even in winter, art lovers, fashion-conscious shoppers, and lovers of excellent Roman cuisine will find plenty to enjoy.


High Season in Rome

Climate table Rome
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The high season lasts from the end of March to the end of June and from mid-September to mid-November. Temperatures are most pleasant during this time. In July and August it is rather hot, from mid-November to the end of February rather cold. High season is also from Christmas to January 6.

To visit Rome in high season, it is advisable to book accommodation, tickets and guided tours well in advance.

Getting to Rome · Flight, Train, Bus, Boat, Car, Public Transportation

All roads lead to Rome. This is as true today as it was 2,000 years ago. We inform you about the best connections to Rome from all over the world.

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Fiumicino
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Our tip: Rome without stress with a tourist card

Tourist cards are a great way to book tickets for different sights in a simple and clear way. You can see all your options at a glance. The Rome Tourist Card is very practical for the Colosseum and other museums. The Omnia Card 24 is particularly good value if you want to visit the Vatican Museums.

Useful information for your Rome trip

2 thoughts on “Tourist in Rome √ Your Ultimate Travel Planner Online √”

  1. Rome is wonderful but it is also full of trash too!! Such a shame! The authorities should spend some of the millions of euros they get from the tourist tax of 3 euros per day and really clean up the city. Its appalling.

    • The Romans also pay a lot for garbage collection. Let’s see what the next election will be. Joseph de Maistre: “Every nation gets the government it deserves.”

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