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Currency and cost comparison

TrainLocal, one-way ticket

56%Trains in Rome are 56% cheaper than in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam$6.64

Rome$2.93

MealMid-priced restaurant

25%A meal in Rome is 25% cheaper than a meal in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam$39.03

Rome$29.27

TaxiStandard daytime start rate

12%Taxis are 12% more expensive in Rome than in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam$7.85

Rome$8.78

CoffeeRegular cappuccino

64%Coffee in Rome is 64% cheaper than in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam$8.27

Rome$2.99

Exchange rate

1 NZD = 0.51 EUR

1 EUR = 1.98 NZD

Last checked on Fri, 11/07

Distance: 1297 kms

Amsterdam airports

Schiphol (AMS)How far from city centre: 2 kms

Rome airports

Fiumicino (FCO)How far from city centre: 23 kms

Ciampino (CIA)How far from city centre: 15 kms

Comprehensive Guide to Flights from Amsterdam to Rome

Rome, a city steeped in history, culture, and captivating beauty, beckons travellers from around the globe. Its iconic landmarks, such as the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, whisper tales of a glorious empire. The Vatican City, a sovereign state within Rome, houses St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, showcasing masterpieces of art and religious significance. Beyond the historical grandeur, Rome offers scenic landscapes, charming neighbourhoods, and a vibrant culinary scene. This is why Rome remains a popular choice for those seeking a diverse travel experience.

A direct flight from Amsterdam to Rome typically takes around 1.8 hours. However, flight duration can be slightly impacted by weather conditions and air traffic. Major airlines like KLM and Transavia offer frequent direct flights, with multiple departures daily. In case there are no direct flights, it's worth considering alternative routes. A stopover in Paris or another major European hub would affect overall travel time, adding several hours to your journey.

To find the cheapest flights, consider travelling during the off-season months, such as November to March. Booking in advance, ideally 2-3 months before your departure, usually secures the best deals. Seasonal trends show that airfares increase during peak tourist months, particularly July and August. Peak travel season coincides with the summer months, as well as major holidays and school breaks, resulting in higher prices and increased crowds. The off-peak travel period, from November to March, is quieter and more cost-effective, though some attractions may have reduced hours.

Best time to fly to Rome

Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry, with temperatures frequently exceeding 30°C, while winters are mild and relatively wet, with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 15°C. Spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather, with average temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C. Rainfall is moderate throughout the year, with the heaviest rainfall occurring in autumn. Extreme weather events are rare, but occasional heatwaves can occur during summer months.

Amsterdam airports

Amsterdam has two main airports that serve commercial flights: Schiphol and Amsterdam Airport.

Schiphol Airport

Schiphol Airport (AMS) is the main international airport serving Amsterdam and the Netherlands. It is one of the busiest airports in Europe, with hundreds of airlines operating from it. Opened in 1916, Schiphol has undergone several renovations over the years to keep up with passenger growth and technological advancements. The airport is well-known for its efficient operations and multiple terminals that connect to various destinations.

Amsterdam Airport

Amsterdam Airport (AHL), also known as Amsterdam City Airport, primarily serves domestic and short-haul European flights. It is a smaller and more modern airport compared to Schiphol, but still accommodates numerous airlines and daily flights. Despite being smaller, it has great connectivity to the city centre.

Main airlines for this route

KLM
Transavia
easyJet

Rome airports

Rome has two major airports: Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport and Rome Ciampino Airport.

Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport

Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is the primary international airport of Rome. Opened in 1961, it is a major hub for Alitalia and other international airlines, handling millions of passengers yearly. This modern airport features multiple terminals, making navigation easy. You can reach the city centre via the Leonardo Express train which offers a direct link to Termini station, or by taking a taxi or using car rentals available at the airport.

Rome Ciampino Airport

Ciampino Airport (CIA) is a smaller airport located closer to the city centre compared to Fiumicino. Although primarily serving budget airlines and charter flights, it still facilitates a significant amount of passengers. This airport is less busy than Fiumicino. Public transport includes buses and coaches to various locations across Rome, but taxis and car rentals are also easily accessible.

What to do and see in Rome

Rome, a city brimming with history and culture, presents a wealth of unforgettable experiences. From ancient wonders to artistic masterpieces, the city offers something for every traveller.

Colosseum & Roman Forum: Explore the iconic Colosseum, a symbol of Roman power, and wander through the ruins of the Roman Forum, the heart of ancient Roman life.
Vatican City: Discover St. Peter's Basilica, a breathtaking masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, and marvel at the vast collection of art and artifacts housed in the Vatican Museums.
Trevi Fountain & Pantheon: Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain and admire the architectural grandeur of the Pantheon, a remarkably preserved ancient Roman temple.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Amsterdam to Rome

Is it safe to travel from Amsterdam to Rome during the Covid-19 situation?

At eDreams we do our best to ensure that your travel plans won't be affected by restrictions or possible cancellations that Italy may apply. Using the flexible ticket gurantee you can decide if you rather rebook or get a refund!

For flights from Amsterdam to Rome, how can I find the cheapest price?

The cheapest price for a flight from Amsterdam to Rome is 166$. At eDreams we use different machine learned based methodologies to find our costumers the best option available, considering airline combinations, stopovers and direct flights as well as different criteria for inbound and outbound journeys.

Is Rome more expensive than Amsterdam to visit?

Looking at cab fares, a ride in Rome costs about $ 8.78 NZD, 12% more expensive than Amsterdam, with a fare of $ 7.85 NZD,

while train tickets cost 56% less at Rome: $ 2.93 NZD versus $ 6.64 NZD at Amsterdam.

Comparing the price of a meal, they range from 29.27 NZD euros in Rome, 25% less than the 39.03 NZD euros in Amsterdam.

The price of the coffee is around 64% cheaper in Rome, with an average of 2.99 NZD, while in Amsterdam the coffee costs 8.27 NZD.

How long does the flight from Amsterdam to Rome take?

Flight length from Amsterdam to Rome is around 02:29 hours on average, at an average distance of 1,385 km, for flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).

How is the weather in Rome compared to Amsterdam?

While in Amsterdam the temperatures can reach an average of 30.44 ºC in summer, with precipitation levels up to 6 mm ,Rome's temperatures can go up to 33.63 ºC during the hot season, with 12 mm average of rain rate . In winter, however, weather indicators show around -2.32 ºC in Rome, compared to the -2.89 ºC average degrees reported in Amsterdam. During the winter period, Amsterdam can register 3 mm precipitation, while Rome have an average of 9 mm rain level.

Which airports have flights between Amsterdam and Rome?

The main route from Amsterdam to Rome is: Schiphol (AMS) to Fiumicino (FCO). The following airlines fly this route:

Air France.