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| Flight Duration | 2 h and 33 m | Flights between London and Rome take, on average, 2 h and 33 m minutes, but the time can vary according to other factors |
| Cheapest flight | £14 | Cheapest price for a one-way flight between London with Rome found by our customers in the last 72 hours |
| Departing Airport | Gatwick | The airport Gatwick is the departure airport operating flights between London and Rome |
| Arriving Airport | Fiumicino | Flights departing London with Rome as destination arrives at Fiumicino |
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LON London ROM Rome Trains in Rome are 55% cheaper than in London.
A meal in Rome is 15% cheaper than a meal in London.
Taxis are 10% more expensive in Rome than in London.
Coffee in Rome is 64% cheaper than in London.
The buzzing city of London has five main international airports. London City Airport is the closest to the city centre and hub of London at approximately 10km away. The airport has one terminal and one runway. Interestingly, it is the only airport serving London actually located in London. Can't contain your excitement about flying to Rome? Catch flights from London to Rome on the first floor of the terminal building. While awaiting your flight to Rome, enjoy free Wi-Fi and get yourself some snacks at the snack bars located on the same floor. Sit comfortably in the plush seating available while you think about the million things you will do in Rome.
Getting to London City Airport from Central London has never been easier. You can catch a Tube (London Underground rail network) from stations such as Stratford and Bank. You can also get the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) which has a stop at the airport. The DLR runs in intervals of between 8-15 minutes. This short time will assuage your worry about potentially waiting longer than you should to get to the airport in time to catch London Rome flights so that you catch your flight to Rome timeously. You can also get to the airport via bus on either route 473 (which serves Stratford, North Woolwich) and 474 (serves Canning Town, East Beckton).
'When in Rome, do as the Romans do.' Sound familiar? Rome, capital city of Italy, is nothing short of spectacular. Get your excitement to the nth degree by exploring the much talked about Colosseum. The Colosseum can be described as ancient ruins which date back as far as 80AD. This historic site is a true hallmark of historic relics and architectural beauty. The Pantheon is also worth a visit; this is a 2000-year-old temple and ancient building that has transformed over time. Admire the majestic nature of the dome. Fancy a bite? Grab a pizza at the Pizzarium (also Pizzeria) and get a taste of Italy through their delectable pizzas.
Flights to Rome from London will land at Leonardo da Vinci - Fiumicino Airport. This airport is located in Fiumicino, approximately 35km on the western side of the city centre of Rome. Fiumicino Airport has four terminals (1, 2, 3 and 5). You can get to the city centre from the airport by train. The train takes approximately 30 minutes to arrive at the central railway station, Termini Station. Alternatively use the Metro via the Metropolitana (Line A and B) which connects to Termini Station. A tram is another transport option to use. You can take a bus if the trains and trams are not your type of transport.
Food was expensive. Large airport so it took some time to get to the gate. Think the check in desk should mention it
Both agency and airline company Easy Jet very unprofessional