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The airport has two passenger terminals.
There are 4 terminals at Rome Airport: T1, T2, T3 and T5.
You can save on your Santiago de Compostela-Rome-dest plane ticket and get the cheapest flight if you avoid peak season, book in advance and are flexible about dates and times for both your outbound and return flight.
To find out which day is the cheapest to fly, just start a search in our cheap flight finder. Tell us where you are flying from, where you want to go and what dates you're thinking of. We'll show you the cheapest flights not only for the date you searched but on surrounding days as well, for both the outbound and return flight, so you can find the best deal. And be sure to look carefully at the different flight options we offer every day: certain times may save you even more on the price of your ticket.
You can get the cheapest flights by travelling outside peak season. Although it depends on the destination, in general Christmas, Easter and school holidays are peak season. Besides, if you're thinking about a weekend getaway, the earlier you book your flight, the better the price.
You can find cheap flights any day of the week. The key to finding the best deals is to book early and be flexible. Usually, the earlier you book your plane tickets, the cheaper they will be. Besides, if you have some wiggle room as regards dates and times of flights, you'll be able to choose the cheapest price.
The earlier you book your flights, the better the prices. Prices depend on the remaining seats on the flight and whether the cheapest fares (Economy) are still available or are selling out. So booking in advance is essential to get cheap flights.
Iberia offers different fares to guarantee the best deal for your travel needs. The Basic fare guarantees you the cheapest flight.
Book your cheap flight to Rome and discover the ancient imperial city, the city where the Roman forums, Colosseum and Pantheon sit side by side with the breathtakingly beautiful Baroque Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori, not to mention legendary fountains like the Fontana di Trevi. Visit the Vatican, the imposing Saint Peter's Basilica and the endless churches dotted around the city, some of them home to treasures like paintings by Caravaggio and Michelangelo's Moses sculpture.
Another essential route if you want to really understand the "eternal city" is the one that starts at Piazza di Spagna and ends at the Pincio viewpoint. And if it's nature you crave and walking for hours on end, don't miss the Via Appia Antica: built by the Romans two thousand years ago, it stretches out into the countryside on the outskirts of the city, surrounded by trees, villas and ruins.
And to recover from so much walking, nothing better than some typical Italian food. Don't miss the pasta, pizza and more traditional dishes, and of course the ice cream. Simply delicious!
Food, Cheap Restaurant
Fast food menu
Local Beer (0.5 litre glass or pint)
Cappuccino (regular)
Soft drink (0.33 liter bottle)
Water (0.33 liter bottle)
One-Way Ticket (Local Transport)
Taxi 1km (Normal Rate)
Gasoline (1 liter)
Cinema, International Premiere, 1 Seat
January
11º / 4º
February
12º / 4º
March
15º / 6º
April
18º / 9º
May
23º / 13º
June
27º / 17º
July
30º / 20º
August
31º / 20º
September
26º / 17º
October
21º / 13º
November
16º / 9º
December
13º / 5º
The faldons of the Maxiprocesso on display at the Palace of Justice, exhibited 30 photographs by Maria Rapicavoli
Palazzo di GiustiziaCarlos Garaicoa – "The Gardens of Piranesi"
Galleria Continua - RomaMagic Lanterns, photographs from the Valerio De Paolis collection at the Carlo Bilotti Museum
Aranciera di Villa Borghese
