When you find cheap flights to Rome and visit the eternal city you will find that a single visit is just not enough to embrace everything the ancient capital has to give. Evey inch of the city situated on seven hills and Tiber river has a very long story to tell. From the arena of Colosseum, to the Sistine chapel, you will feel the enormous history behind this great city speaking to you.










One of the main destinations in Rome is of course the Vatican City, with its numerous museum, the residence of the Pope and the Basilica of St. Peter. The Basilica's dome was designed by Michelangelo himself, and it gives a great view over historical Rome if you climb to the top. And don't forget about the magnificent in the Sistine Chapel. If you feel you had enough of cultural impressions, you can dive into the street life of Rome with Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, or Trastevere, which will all share an incomparable Italian vibe and atmosphere with you and will leave you in love with the city. Rome climate Rome is a great city to visit but during certain seasons it may be not the most pleasant experience. The best season to visit Rome is spring and autumn, when the temperatures are moderate. Winter in Rome is quite unpleasant with cool wind and frequent rainfall. And in the summer the air is very dry and hot, especially in July and August. Peak Season: Tourist season in Rome begins before Easter and ends in October. During this time the city is crowded with tourists from all over the world. Even the summer heat of July and August doesn't set them off from visiting the old city. Expect the highest prices from June to the beginning of September, when the tourist flow peaks. Though, it's not recommended to visit the place in the second half of August, because the majority of romans take holidays, even restaurants, bars and hotels. And you can end up in a city with all these services closed. Off Season: During the period starting with late October through Easter many attractions have shorter working hours or are generally closed. The majority of bars and restaurants also close their doors for about a month of vacation from November to February. On the other hand, it's the best time to get a cheap flight to Rome and take a look on historical sites without having to wait in a long line. Rome Transportation Rome has a very long history of transportation since the ancient times. And knowing the peculiarities of getting around Rome will save you a lot of time and stress. The traffic in Rome is very intense and the drivers are very emotional, so it is not recommended to drive a car in the city. Besides, the historical center of the city is closed for traffic, so you will manage to visit all the sites walking by foot. Don't forget to take comfortable footwear — the cobblestones will do their job to exhaust your feet. Public transportation is in general a good way to get around Rome. Of course, there's a metro in the city, the stations of which are comfortably located near the main city sites and are market with a big red M. The trains in metro run from 5:30am to 11.30pm in business days, and until 12:30am on Saturdays. If you want a more scenic ride to get a better view of th city you can take a bus or a tram, which run from 5.30am till midnight. There are also special night buses that course the streets from 12:30am to 5:30am, so you should pay attention to special stops marked with an owl. Remember that the tickets should be bought before you take a bus or a train.