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19 April 2024 | 3 nights | 2 people
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Rome: 3-night Eternal City break with flights

£236pp

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3-nights • December

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PRICED DROP | 4 nights in Rome including flights - UNDER £175!

Accom only • Flights inc

4-nights • December

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Rome: 3-night city break inc. flights!

£235pp

Accom only • Flights inc

3-nights • December

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A long weekend in Rome where 3 nights are CHEAPER than 2 - £179 per person inc flights!

Accom only • Flights inc

3-nights • January

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Rome: Ornate hotel with superb location adjacent to Spanish Steps

£243pp

Breakfast • Flights inc

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Western Med with Majorca and Sardinia

£522pp

Cruise

6-nights • Departures: 28 March 2024

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Italy and France

£430pp

Cruise

5-nights • Departures: 18 March 2024

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Italy & France

£302pp

Cruise

5-nights • Departures: 7 May 2024

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Italy, France, Spain

£508pp

Cruise

6-nights • Departures: 16, 23 April 2024

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Italy, France

£557pp

Cruise

6-nights • Departures: 21 April; 5, 19, 26 May 2024

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France, Italy, Spain

£449pp

Cruise

6-nights • Departures: 10 May 2024

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About Rome

The 'Eternal City': a living history of Western Civilisation stretching back over 3,000 years, Rome is a breathtakingly beautiful holiday destination. From its birth, through the Renaissance to the modern day, the city is a treasure trove of art, architecture, monuments and ruins. When it comes to food, Roman cuisine is rich and varied, from traditional and earthy dishes originating in the meat markets, to classic spaghetti alla carbonara and more than one hundred different flavours of ice cream. Pecorino romano and ricotta are the city’s favourite cheeses, while a platter of delicious antipasti will reflect whatever is in season at the local markets. For a real Roman experience, try visiting the authentic area of Trastevere, full of trattorias and pizzerias offering alfresco dining opportunities during the long summer evenings. Wash it all down with a crisp white Frascati or the Est! Est! Est! wine - taking its name ('Here it is!') from the words written on a wine shop door by a medieval papal messenger sent to find the best one in town! Rome is also a shopper's paradise, with Italy’s top designers around the Via Condotti at the bottom of the Spanish Steps - Prada, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace and more - and plenty of unique, Roman finds. Leather goods, ceramics, handicrafts and handmade stationery are all great buys, or head to the Sunday morning flea market at the Porta Portese for something different.

When to visit

If you're planning a holiday in Rome, our top picks for the best time to travel would be February and October

February

Italy is perfect for a Valentine getaway. Still a little cool, though warmer than the UK, it makes an ideal weekend destination to break up the winter months.

October

Rome in October is the perfect time to visit. The crowds have dispersed and while the temperatures have fallen, it's still a very pleasant 18°C - perfect for exploring.

Books inspired by Rome

Our hand-picked selection of books to get you in the mood for your Rome holiday

Those Who Walk Away

Patricia Highsmith

A well-written, tense novel in which the dead bride's father-in-law is convinced the grieving husband killed her and becomes obsessed with vengeance. Set in Rome and the streets and canals of Venice, a deadly game of cat-and-mouse builds as each becomes the hunter and the hunted.

The Talented Mr Ripley

Patricia Highsmith

Travelscoop's Stuart's favourite novel about the ultimate likeable anti-hero. Tom Ripley is talented and scheming with a burning ambition for success that he's prepared to kill for. A gripping psychological thriller which forces the reader to question why they're willing him to get away with it. Italy forms the wonderful backdrop - and it'll make you want to go!

Rome Blog posts

From the UK's most popular travel bloggers

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Rome, Florence, Venice: Cities That Capture Hearts

7th March 2024 by The Rare Welsh Bit

Nestled in the heart of Italy lie three cities that serve as enduring tributes to history, art, and the unique allure of Italian culture. Rome, boasting ancient ruins steeped in tales of the past; Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, overflowing with artistic wonders; and Venice, the enchanting floating city of dreams. These destinations offer a blend of adventures that seamlessly intertwine the past with the present....

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What to Do in Rome At Night – Exploring the Eternal City After Dark

30th January 2024 by The World in My Pocket

Ever wondered how Rome transforms at night? It's a whole new world. As the hustle and bustle of the day subsides, the city takes on a mesmerizing glow of its own. The iconic landmarks come alive with dazzling lights, the squares come alive with vibrant energy, and the hidden corners offer a more intimate glimpse into the heart of Rome. Join me in this post as I delve into the enchanting nocturnal charm of the Eternal City......

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How many days in Rome? A local’s guide on maximizing your holidays in Rome

12th January 2024 by Italian Trip Abroad

How long should you spend in the Eternal City to properly experience Rome? An ideal Rome itinerary spans 5 to 7 days. With endless iconic sights, world-renowned cuisine, and la dolce vita vibes around every corner, you may need weeks to soak it all in....

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Rome vs Florence: Which is better, Rome or Florence. Pros and Cons Guide

7th December 2023 by Italian Trip Abroad

Truthfully, you can’t go wrong visiting either Rome or Florence. Both shine as Italian travel destinations. As locals, been to Rome and Florence many times we know the significant differences of Rome vs Florence. Rome claims superiority for ancient ruins, Vatican museums, food and lodging variety. But smaller Florence excels at intimate Renaissance charm and walkability....

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Things to do in Rome in 2 days itinerary

4th December 2023 by Italian Trip Abroad

Visiting Rome for two days is wonderful, even if short. I have been living in the Italian Capital for about 3 years and know the city inside out. The deep knowledge about Rome, makes this guide the most complete out there, and feasible for just few days in Rome....

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Top 5 Locations to Visit in Italy

17th November 2023 by Midlands Traveller

Italy is undeniably one of the most glamorous countries in the world. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and mouthwatering cuisine, it's no wonder that Italy is a dream destination for many travellers. In this blog post, we will explore the top 5 locations to visit in Italy, each offering its own unique charm and allure. So grab your passport and get ready to embark on an unforgettable Italian adventure!...

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Discovering the Eternal City: Must-Visit Places in Rome

19th November 2023 by Coco Butter Blog

Oh, to be in Rome. It’s one of the most popular cities in Europe and beyond, attracting by far the most visitors of Italy’s big hitters despite tough competition. And with its serious historic and cultural credentials, you can totally see why!...

Weather in Rome

Our month-by-month guide to the weather and climate in Rome

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Rome weather in

January
12.9

Rome weather in

February
15.4

Rome weather in

March
18.7

Rome weather in

April
22.5

Rome weather in

May
27.8

Rome weather in

June
31.1

Rome weather in

July
31.6

Rome weather in

August
27.1

Rome weather in

September
22.4

Rome weather in

October
17.5

Rome weather in

November
13.4

Rome weather in

December