Cheap Flights to Rome

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Cheap Flights to Rome

Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (airport code FCO), also called Fiumicino International Airport, is the largest airport in Italy. It’s one of two hubs for Italian airline Alitalia and lies 34 km away from Rome’s city center.

A list of all the airlines flying in and out of Fiumicino is here. You can get live flight information for departures here and arrivals here. There are PDF maps of the terminals at Fiumicino here. The Italian love of fashion spills over into its airport, as you can shop Gucci, Bulgari, Furla, Valentino and Ferragamo while waiting to catch your plane. There’s a left luggage service at Fiumicino which is located on the arrivals level of Terminal C and open every day from 6:30am until 11:30pm. Your ground transportation options include bus, train, taxi, and even a rented car with a private driver. You can get an overview of all your transport options on this page. The car rental agencies you can choose from are listed here.

Be sure to check these airfare deals to Rome and read up on what to do and where to stay once you’re there.

More Information on Rome

Rome’s not called “The Eternal City” for nothing – Italy’s capital city has been a center of culture, politics and business for millennia, and is a fascinating place to visit. Certainly the many buildings (and ruins) associated with the seat of the Roman Empire draw countless visitors every year. Even more interesting than the Roman buildings themselves, however, could be their juxtaposition right next to the buildings and streets and life of modern Rome. The images of young Italians on their mobile phones sitting amidst the ruins of the Roman Forum, where Caesar himself might have walked, are proof enough that history is literally all around us.

Rome is a hub airport for the following airlines: