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Fri, 08 Nov FCO - LGW

Sun, 10 Nov LGW - FCO

£85 £79

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Tue, 03 Dec FCO - LGW

£17 £16

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Wed, 13 Nov FCO - LGW

Wed, 20 Nov LGW - FCO

£37 £35

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£49 £44

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Thu, 28 Nov LGW - FCO

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£46 £40

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£47 £42

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Route information

Currency exchange rates and cost of life

Train Local, one-way ticket

130% Trains are 130% more expensive in London than in Rome.

Rome £1.26

London £2.9

Meal Mid-priced restaurant

60% The average meal is 60% more expensive in London than in Rome.

Rome £12.65

London £20

Taxi Standard daytime start rate

40% Taxis are 40% more expensive in London than in Rome.

Rome £3.37

London £4.8

Coffee Regular cappuccino

200% Coffee is 200% more expensive in London than in Rome.

Rome £1.22

London £3.7

Distance: 891 miles

Rome airports

Fiumicino (FCO) How far from city centre: 14 miles

Ciampino (CIA) How far from city centre: 9 miles

London airports

Gatwick (LGW) How far from city centre: 25 miles

Heathrow (LHR) How far from city centre: 14 miles

Luton International (LTN) How far from city centre: 27 miles

Stansted (STN) How far from city centre: 30 miles

London City (LCY) How far from city centre: 7 miles

Southend (SEN) How far from city centre: 35 miles

Travelling to and from the airports

Flights from Rome

Whether you choose to marvel at world-famous monuments, taste fine cuisine or revel in luxury goods, Rome will leave its mark. There are two busy airports in Rome: Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (or Rome Fiumicino Airport) and Ciampino Airport. Most major airlines operate from Rome Fiumicino, while budget airlines tend to operate from Ciampino.

Flights from Rome to Heathrow usually leave from Fiumicino Airport, Italy's premier airport and sixth busiest in Europe. Fiumicino Airport opened in 1961 to replace the original smaller Ciampino Airport, has remained in service ever since and recently became a hub for no-frills airlines. Ciampino dates back to 1916, making it one of Italy's oldest airports still in operation.

Travel to Rome airport

Rome to UK flights may leave from Fiumicino or Ciampino airports. Fiumicino Airport is 16 miles southwest of Rome. The Leonardo Express train runs from the city centre to the airport in about 30 minutes. The FM1 train line also connects with the airport via Roma Tiburtina, Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto and Orte. A Terravision bus service runs between Rome Central Station and the airport.

Ciampino is seven miles from the city centre. COTRAL, ATRAL, SIT and Terravision buses connect passengers from the city centre to the airport. A train service also runs from Rome's central train station to Ciampino station (where a shuttle bus then takes passengers to the terminal in about five minutes).

Arriving in London

Fusing past and future, London dazzles with an evocative history, rich culture, epic shopping and diverse restaurant scene. One minute you could be standing outside Buckingham Palace watching the changing of the guard or strolling through the many royal parks, the next browsing hip stalls at Spitalfields Market or sipping a cocktail at a rooftop bar. Every night of the week you can see a different side to London's entertainment scene, from world-class theatre and dance to comedy clubs and jazz bars. Amid the endless array of shopping streets, you'll find eclectic markets, vintage boutiques, vast department stores and designer flagship stores; while culture seekers can bask in London's plethora of museums and art galleries.

Travelling to the city centre

Flights from Rome to London may arrive into one of London's five international airports: London Heathrow (west), Gatwick (south), Stansted (northeast), Luton (northwest) and London City (centre). Heathrow is the largest airport and is served by two trains, the Heathrow Express, which runs to Paddington Station (15-20 minutes) or the Piccadilly underground line to the city centre (about 40 minutes). Gatwick Airport is connected to London Victoria via the Gatwick Express and Thameslink (30-40 minutes). Stansted runs a direct train to London Liverpool Street (about 40 minutes) and Luton a shuttle bus and train from Luton Airport Parkway station to St Pancras. London City Airport is already in the city centre, connected by the DLR.

FAQs about flights from Rome to London

What are the advantages of purchasing flexible flight tickets to London through eDreams UK?

With a flexible flight ticket, you're assured a refund or the option to rebook without any additional fees if your flight from Rome to London gets canceled. eDreams UK has got you covered, ensuring peace of mind and hassle-free travel changes! Plus, this flexibility allows you to adapt your travel plans with ease, offering greater convenience in today’s unpredictable travel environment.

How can I search for and book flights from Rome to London on eDreams UK, and also find the best deals?

With our flight search engine, you can discover flights starting at just £16 for the route from Rome to London. At eDreams UK, our priority is to offer you the most affordable options. You have the flexibility to customize your search based on various criteria, including stopovers, airports, travel dates, and additional filters. This way, you can tailor your journey to meet your specific needs and preferences, ensuring a seamless travel experience.

Is it pricier to visit London compared to Rome?

When looking at taxi fares, a ride in London averages 4.80 GBP, which is 42% more expensive than in Rome, where the average fare is 3.37 GBP. This price difference reflects varying transportation costs in different regions, often influenced by factors such as local demand, fuel prices, and regulatory fees. Train tickets in London are 130% more expensive compared to Rome. The price in London is 2.90 GBP, whereas in Rome, it's 1.26 GBP.This price difference may make travel more expensive, particularly for frequent commuters or those mindful of their budget. Regarding the price of a meal, in London, it is 20.00 GBP. This is 58% higher than the meal price in Rome, where it costs 12.65 GBP. For coffee lovers, the cost of a coffee in London is roughly 203% higher, averaging 3.70 GBP, compared to 1.22 GBP in Rome.

When is the best time to book a flight ticket from Rome to London?

The top months for booking flights from Rome to London are September, October and April. Travelers often find the best deals and optimal flight options during these times, making them ideal for planning your trip.

What are the best months to book a flight from Rome to London?

The best time to fly to London from Rome really hinges on various personal preferences, particularly regarding budget considerations. In terms of popularity, April stands out as the top month for flights to London from Rome, as indicated by our customer search data. Following closely are September and August. If your goal is to escape the hustle and bustle of peak season and find a more tranquil experience, consider traveling during March, November or May. These months are associated with significantly fewer searches, making them a great choice for those seeking a quieter getaway from Rome to London.

How long does it take to fly from Rome to London?

The average flight time from Rome to London is approximately 02:54 hours. This journey typically covers a distance of about 1,525 km. Please note that the flights along this route may include one or more layovers in different cities.

How does the weather in London differ from that in Rome?

In the summer months, the average temperature in Rome hovers around 33.63 degrees, accompanied by approximately 12.0 mm of precipitation. In contrast, temperatures in London can rise to 29.01 degrees during the hot season, along with an average rainfall of 9.0 mm. When winter arrives, the temperature in London tends to average around -3.09 degrees. In the meantime, temperatures in Rome typically reach around -2.32 degrees. Furthermore, during this chilly season, Rome may experience about 9.0 mm of precipitation, while London generally averages 6.0 mm.

What airports offer flights from Rome to London?

Travelers flying from Rome to London typically depart from Ciampino (CIA) to Stansted (STN). This popular route is served by several airlines, offering a range of options for passengers. The airlines operating flights on this route include: Ryanair, null and null. You can also explore flights from Rome to London departing from Fiumicino (FCO) to London City (LCY). These flights are operated by the following airline(s): British Airways, BA Cityflyer and null. BA Cityflyer.

The airlines that operate indirect flights between Rome and London include:

The flight provided by TAP Portugal has a scheduled layover in Lisbon. Please note that this stop will last for a minimum of 70 minutes. Make sure to plan accordingly for this connection!

The flight operated by Eurowings will have a layover of 65 minutes in Cologne. This stopover provides a great opportunity to stretch your legs and grab a quick bite to eat before continuing your journey.
The flight operated by Iberia includes a layover of 80 minutes in Madrid. This city offers various dining and shopping options, allowing travelers to enjoy a brief experience of the local atmosphere.

Stansted Heathrow Gatwick

3.0 /5

Reviews: 5

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Elligogz

Date 2018-04-15 Age 31-50 Location London

Friendly helpful staff

3.0 /5

Penny

Date 2018-02-15 Age 31-50 Location Stowmarket

Very dirty my clothes as had to take boots off they are doing building.

3.0 /5

skier

Date 2018-05-30 Age 51-70 Location Winchester

Not enough seating especially when all Ryanair flight were delayed or cancelled and there was chaos. Why were just Ryanair flights cancelled and not other other airlines?

2.0 /5

Dan

Date 2018-09-28 Age Under 30 Location UK

Good selection of shops and restaurants but security was too slow and there was no airport information desk in sight when flight boarding was delayed.

2.0 /5

Romeo017

Date 2018-04-07 Age 51-70 Location Essex

Poor - passengers were not catered for well nowehere to sit! Food prices especially in Wetherspoons - extortionate....

3.0 /5

Reviews: 2

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Tina

Date 2019-04-25 Age 51-70 Location Dorset UK

Helpful staff

3.0 /5

Slim

Date 2018-02-13 Age 31-50 Location

The snack they provide is too small

2.2 /5

Reviews: 5

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Zo?

Date 2018-02-23 Age 31-50 Location

Quick and easy.

3.0 /5

None

Date 2018-07-29 Age 31-50 Location UK

See above.

2.0 /5

Deborah

Date 2018-06-13 Age 31-50 Location Italy

Instead of trying to sell as much as they can they should think a bit more about the comfort and leave the customer a little bit "in piece" free to sleep and get rest if they want

1.0 /5

Date 2019-12-09 Age 31-50 Location London

Not happy

1.0 /5

Date 2018-12-12 Age Location

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Flight Time 2 h and 54 m Flights from Rome and London last around 2 h and 54 m, although this flight time may also depend on other factors.

Cheapest flight £16 The cheapest price available for flights from Rome to London that have been booked by our customers in the last 72 hours

Airport of Departure Fiumicino You will depart from Fiumicino when flying from Rome to London

Airport of Arrival Gatwick Outbound flights from Rome to London arrive at Gatwick