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There are two international airports in Rome, Ciampino (CIA) and Fiumicino (FCO). When flying from London, Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports offer direct flights to both airports in Rome in under three hours. Birmingham Airport offers flights to Fiumicino, with some of the flights taking less than five hours with a stopover at Paris Charles de Gaulle. Travelling from Glasgow, you’ll find flights to Ciampino and Fiumicino airports with stopovers in Amsterdam and London. Travel time from Glasgow is between 14 and 17 hours, so it might be easier to take a flight from Edinburgh directly to Rome, Italy from there.

When travelling from London, you can find Rome flight deals with a direct route from Gatwick Airport and Heathrow International Airport. Travel time from London to Rome will be around two and a half hours to either Ciampino or Fiumicino airports. Bristol Airport has direct flights to Fiumicino Airport, Rome in under three hours. Flights to Rome, Italy from Manchester typically take just under six hours with a stopover at Geneve-Cointrin (GVA). Edinburgh Turnhouse Airport offers direct flights to Rome, Italy during the summer months, as well as flights with a single stopover in Brussels or Berlin with a slightly longer travel time.

When travelling from Fiumicino airport, you have the option of two trains to take you to the city centre. The express train leaves from the station in Terminal 3 and travels straight to the centre of Rome in just over 30 minutes, while the other regionale train travels to several stations in Rome and takes around an hour to reach the city centre. Official taxis are white and wait outside the main terminal. Outside of rush hour traffic, these taxis take between 20 and 30 minutes. Private bus companies offer travel from Fiumicino to the city centre, which takes roughly 45 minutes. Taxi apps offer services in Rome, with a waiting area outside of Terminal 1.

The Italian consulate has confirmed that British citizens who come to the country for less than 90 days will not require a visa. If you’re travelling for business, you’ll need to apply for a short-stay visa at an Italian embassy or consulate nearest to you.

Rome has existed for more than 2000 years and is home to a variety of ancient attractions coupled with modern-day cultural ideals. The Eternal City is home to the archaeological site of the Roman Forum. Dating back to 500 BC, the Roman Forum is a picture of Ancient Rome with structural remnants like the Arch of Titus, Trajan’s Column and Circus Maximus. One of the most recognisable symbols of Rome is The Colosseum, one of the largest amphitheatres in Ancient Rome, which housed gladiator games and animals fights. If you’re a fan of architecture, The Pantheon is a must-see in Rome. Visit Piazza Navona and meander through the array of shops, restaurants, and gelato shops while admiring the Baroque art lining the streets. Santa Maria Della Pace church is situated at the end of Via Della Pace, a street teeming with local Italian cuisine and extensive wine lists.

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