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Once the largest city of the ancient world, Rome is a must-see destination for all you classicists! Constructed around ancient ruins, Rome is the perfect gateway into Antiquity.

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The Roman Forum is one of the city’s main attractions

Trevi Fountain

Direct flights
Nantes » Rome

2h05 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 75.13 € Round trip**

From 20 January to 24 January

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Best period to travel to Rome

Just 2-hours from Nantes, Rome is a great place to visit all year round! Temperatures are mild in Spring, ideal for getting lost in the streets of the Italian capital. With high temperatures and lots of sun, summers are perfect for doing a bit of sightseeing (whilst getting a nice tan of course!). Although a little wetter, you’ll appreciate the cosy climate in the winter months; you can always warm up in one of the city’s many museums.

Entry requirements and documentation

Before you leave, have a look at the Italy Section on the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs website: https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/conseils-aux-voyageurs/conseils-par-pays-destination/italie/

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir

Jan

3° C

13° C

Feb

3° C

14° C

Mar

6° C

17° C

Apr

8° C

19° C

May

13° C

24° C

Jun

17° C

29° C

Jul

19° C

32° C

Aug

19° C

32° C

Sep

16° C

27° C

Oct

12° C

23° C

Nov

8° C

17° C

Dec

4° C

13° C

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What Rome has to offer?

Traces of Antiquity

The city’s ancient heritage includes the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Roman Forum. Since then, other buildings have been added, supplementing the city’s urban heritage; for instance, churches have replaced temples. Often called the ‘Eternal City’, Rome is also considered the capital of Christianity and is home to stunning religious buildings, including St. Peter’s Basilica and, most famously, the Sistine Chapel, found in the Vatican.

A Lively, Vibrant Capital

Frequently decorated with fountains, the squares- Navona, Trevi, del Popola, Quirnale to name a few- are important hangout spots for filmmakers. The city also has all the liveliness of a southern city: bustling streets, busy neighbourhoods and avenues, and the lively, quick-paced conversations of the locals.

Buon Appetito

There’s no denying that when it comes to cooking, Italians do it best! Roman cuisine is simple yet delicious, with many of its dishes popular all over the world: Spaghetti Carbonara, Bruschetta, Gnoccia alla Romana or cariofi (artichokes) all romana steamed and stuffed with parsley and garlic…. enjoy!