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Flight Time | 2 h and 33 m | Flights from London and Rome take around 2 h and 33 m minutes, however this flight time can depend on other factors too |
Cheapest flight | £112 | The cheapest price available for flights from London to Rome that have been booked by our customers in the last 72 hours |
Airport of Departure | Gatwick | Gatwick is from where you'll depart for flights from London to Rome |
Airport of Arrival | Fiumicino | Outbound flights from London to Rome arrive at Fiumicino |
Trains in Rome are 51% cheaper than in London.
A meal in Rome is 36% cheaper than a meal in London.
A taxi fare in Rome is 25% cheaper than in London.
Coffee in Rome is 62% cheaper than in London.
There are many compelling reasons why London is one of the most visited cities on the planet, with an unbeatable assortment of hip attractions, sights and iconic landmarks. London's network of airports sees millions of visitors pass through their terminals each year, and flights from London to Rome can leave from any of them. London Heathrow is the largest airport, with the capacity to handle around 80 airlines travelling to 185 destinations. Gatwick is the second busiest, handling approximately 41 million passengers annually. Stansted and Luton mainly operate low-cost airlines, while London City is the smallest of the five, located in the city centre. All the airports have extensive facilities, shopping and dining on-site.
If you decide to fly from London to Rome, you may leave from one of London's five main airports. The easiest way to arrive is by train. Heathrow in the west is connected by the Heathrow Express from Paddington Station or the Piccadilly Line on the underground. Gatwick in the south is linked by the Gatwick Express or Thameslink train services starting from London Victoria. Stansted in the northeast can be reached by train from Liverpool Street, while Luton Airport in the northwest by a train that runs from St Pancras train station to Luton Airport Parkway station, where a shuttle bus runs passengers to the terminal. London City is already in the city centre.
The Eternal City is famously draped over seven hills and at its core lies an array of spectacular sights. You can start by marvelling at the imposing Roman Forum and the vast Colosseum, where brutal gladiatorial battles once occurred. Then take a stroll through the elegant streets and squares in the historical quarter and pop into the Pantheon to admire its great dome. Have lunch at a pavement cafe or bustling trattoria and then hit the shops around the Spanish Steps. Across the river you can spend time at St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City and bask in the splendour of Michelangelo's frescoed Sistine Chapel.
Rome has two main airports: Fiumicino Airport and Ciampino Airport. If you travel from London to Rome your flight may arrive at either one. Fiumicino Airport is about 16 miles from the city centre. The Leonardo Express train runs from the airport to Rome Termini railway station in the city centre. You can also pick up a bus from Terminal 2 or Terminal 3, such as the Terravision bus service that runs to Termini station. Ciampino Airport is about seven miles from Rome, connected by several bus services, or a train that leaves from Ciampino station to the city centre, which is about five minutes away from the airport by shuttle bus.
Food courts/ Restaurant can start working early so that early morning flyers can eat/ drink before boarding. Some drinking water taps can be provided after the security check gate
Like it more than other Rome airports; not too crowded and easily navigable
More or at least better food shops.
Delays not communicated to passengers and airport staff unhelpful and unaware.