The country of Italy is one of the famous holiday destinations among tourists. One of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy is the city of Rome. Famously known for its proximity to the holy ground of the Vatican, Rome is a perfect getaway for those who want a little bit of nature coexisting with modern civilization in their holiday.

Best time to fly from Manila to Rome

The climate in Rome consists of four seasons which the average temperature of the season would differ greatly with one another. During the summer, Rome is noted to have high humidity and heat, which is the strongest during June and August. During the winter, Rome is noted to have little sunlight and heavy rain with an average temperature of roughly 12 Celsius. The best time to visit Rome would be during the spring, which is between March through May. This is when the weather is warmer with the occasional showers and many of the flora’s in Rome is in full blossom. During this season, the sun shines bright, resulting in clear skies with the winds blow gently, making it suitable for outdoor activities. The off-peak season is between September through November where the climate during that season is on the colder side and rains significantly throughout the season. It is advisable for visitors to check the weather reports before going to this town. During this season, you will find better flight tickets and hotel deals, so this is perfect for those who wanted to travel with a limited budget.

Main airports available in Manila and Rome

Ninoy Aquino International Airport – The Ninoy Aquino International Airport is an airport that connects the city of Manila with the outside world. The airport is located in Manila. The airlines that operate in this airport are Cebu Pacific, and Philippine Airlines, Indonesia Airlines, Oman Air, Lanmei Airlines and more. This airport consists of four different terminals. The Ninoy Aquino International Airport has various shops and food stalls for you to visit while waiting for your plane to arrive or depart. For your convenience, it is easy to go in and out of the airport due to many types of transportation available in the Ninoy Aquino International Airport for visitors.

Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport– The Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport is an airport that connects the city of Rome with the outside world. The airport is located around 12 kilometres from the city of Rome. The airlines that operate in this airport are Ryanair and Wizz Air. This airport consists of one main terminal. Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport has many interesting shops and eateries within the airport so you can shop or dine in while waiting for your plane to arrive or depart. For your convenience, it is easy for you to go in and out of the airport due to many types of transportation available in the Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport for the visitors.

Climate pattern in Manila and Rome

Rome's climate is usually consisting of four seasons which are spring, summer, autumn and winter. Generally speaking, it will be warm and sunny throughout the summer. However, there will be bouts of torrential rain during the summer, so it is advised to travellers to pack an umbrella with them if they decided to travel during this period. Autumn and winter mark the coldest season in Rome. Therefore, travellers will have to pack warm clothes to protect them from the cold winds. The average maximum temperature in Rome would differ from season to season, where the average temperature would be around 25 Celsius during spring and summer and 12 Celsius during autumn and winter. The month of March through May will be the peak season for Rome due to warm and pleasant climate compared to the rest of the year. If you plan to visit Rome during this season, it is advised to make sure that you booked your flight and hotel as early as possible for fear of both of these amenities filled up quickly due to heavy demand.

Highlights attractions in Rome

• Castel Sant'Angelo – Castel Sant'Angelo or also known as Mausoleum of Hadrian is once a mausoleum built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian before it was converted into fortress and castle, later again converted into a museum. Built-in AD 139, the museum know showcases the various sculptures and art that is collected by the previous popes. A museum is a perfect place for visitors who liked to learn more about the history of Rome in general.
• Trevi Fountain – Trevi Fountain is a beautiful and iconic fountain located in the Trevi district and built-in 1762 by Giuseppe Pannini and several others with the designed sketch by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi. The fountain has been featured on several international films and it is the pride and joy of the local community. There is a tradition where visitors can throw coins into the fountain where traditional instructions provided to tourists so that they can be fully immersed in the experience. The money collected in the fountain will be used to help the needy in the local community.
• Colosseum – The Colosseum is an iconic landmark for Rome and a must-visit place for tourists worldwide. The Colosseum is an oval amphitheatre located in the heart of Rome and it is the biggest amphitheatre ever built. Even though the complex was substantially ruined due to natural causes and stone-robbers, the Colosseum still stands strong for visitors to come and see for themselves one of the new seven wonders of the world.