Flights to Rome

FAQs about Rome Flights

Being a large travel hub, it's little wonder that Rome has 29 airlines that fly there. Check out the fares with these respected carriers:

• SriLankan Airlines
• Japan Transocean Air
• Ryanair

When booking your airfare to Rome, take into account where you'll base yourself. This might help you choose which airport would be best to disembark at. Rome Airport (FCO-Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl.) is 12 miles (20 kilometers) from the center of the city, while Rome Airport (CIA-Ciampino) is 9 miles (15 kilometers) from all the hustle and bustle downtown.

Discovering the true essence of Rome, the capital of Italy, begins with booking somewhere to stay. With 5,432 properties available with Travelocity, finding the ideal base for your next incredible adventure is simple.

After a long day of seeing the sights, nothing beats returning to a luxurious room. The Frattina 57 and the Daniel's Hotel are some of the best luxury properties to consider here. If you're the type of wanderer who prefers to spend all their time out and about, a lavish suite may not be for you. Some superb budget options are the Hotel Panda and the Mario de Fiori 37.

If you haven't gone to Roman Forum (Foro Romano), Rome before, now's your chance! Make the most of your experience and grab a place to lay your head close by. The Frattina Apartments and the Relais Frattina are a couple of recommended options.

We hardly even have to tell you about St. Peter's Basilica and Roman Forum. These sights are so iconic that tourists venture to Rome just to catch a glimpse of them.

Taste the unique flavor of this bustling metropolis by checking out attractions like the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. If you've got a little more time up your sleeve, the Arch of Constantine and Villa Borghese are worth a look too.

Discover the lives and practices of people from different cultures at Capitoline Museum. Need some more ideas? Be surrounded by history as you enjoy a stroll around Piazza Venezia, one of the area's historic piazzas. And there's more. A house of worship in this region is Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Look at its beautiful façade or find out if there is a chance to go inside.

Make your journey to Rome that little bit easier by reading over these helpful tips and pointers:

• Make sure you know the location of your passport and boarding pass. You don't want to hold up the line when you're asked to present them.
• Coins, belts and wrist watches are to be put in a tray for X-raying. If you pass through the body scanner with any of these items, you'll be turned back and instructed to remove them.
• Make sure your laptop and electronic devices are easy to reach. These items need to be sent through the X-ray machine in separate trays.
• When you approach the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to place all liquids, gels and creams in a separate tray for scanning. Make sure they're all packed in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• The airport security may instruct you to take off your shoes for the body scanner. Wear a pair that you can take off easily. There's nothing more irritating than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• Some places have strict biosecurity laws. Think about where you're off to and whether or not you're allowed to fly with fresh fruit and other foods.