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 Many airlines fly to Rome, and it is possible to get good deals if you shop around. The flight from London takes about two hours. DIRECT FLIGHTS FROM LONDON: Ryanair fly from Stansted and Gatwick. Easyjet and British Airways fly from Gatwick. Monarch fly from Luton. British Airways and Alitalia fly from Heathrow. Usually the 'low cost' airlines are cheaper, but not always, so compare prices before you book!
DIRECT FLIGHTS FROM OTHER UK DESTINATIONS: Ryanair from Edinburgh, Liverpool, East Midlands, Manchester & Glasgow Prestwick; Easyjet from Newcastle, Bristol & Belfast; Jet2 from Leeds/Bradford, Manchester, Glasgow & Newcastle; Monarch & bmibaby from Birmingham; Aer Lingus from Belfast. The British Airways website is useful for searching for a variety of options on various airlines. You can also try Opodo, which sometimes has good offers. If you don't have a computer, contact the airline directly (phone numbers are listed below), or else use one of the travel agents who specialise in Italian travel, e.g. Aviaggi or Trailfinders. Ryanair uses Rome Ciampino; other airlines use Rome Fiumicino. Both airports have good connections to Rome. The cost of the flights varies depending on the season and how long before you book, and whether you get a special offer. As a guide, we have found £120 per person return seems about right. However, you may do much better especially out of season and mid-week. We have chosen Tuesday or Wednesday as the changeover day (see individual apartments) for this reason. Or you may wish to travel more leisurely overland, either by train or car. Perhaps you want to make Rome one of your stopping points in Italy. We are happy to give you advice, if we can, on other places to visit. We would also be prepared to help if you needed any assistance booking your flight.
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