Rome.
Bookings / month
224
Avg rating
★ 4.8
Verified agents
16
Currency
€ EUR · 1=₪3.41
Time zone
זהה לת"א בקיץ, שעה אחת פחות בחורף
Language
איטלקית
Plug
C / F · 230V
Visa
ללא ויזה — דרכון ישראלי מאפשר כניסה חופשית לשנגן עד 90 יום
Safety
בטוח בדרך כלל; יש להיזהר מכיסנים באתרי תיירות ובתחבורה ציבורית
Overview
🇮🇹Rome
🇮🇹Italy
Rome is not just a city — it is layers of history, flavor, and beauty that reveal themselves anew around every corner. From the towering Colosseum to a perfect espresso in the cobblestoned lanes of Trastevere, every day here feels like a discovery. A city that makes you lose track of time, go back for seconds, and book a return trip.
Vacation packages
Vacation packages to Rome
Flight + hotel in one package
Hotel de Russie
Via del Babuino, ליד פיאצה דל פופולו, Rome
06.07 – 09.07 · 5 nights
avg / person from
$2,215
total $4,430
J.K. Place Roma
Via di Monte d'Oro, מרכז היסטורי, Rome
06.07 – 09.07 · 5 nights
avg / person from
$1,915
total $3,830
Palazzo Manfredi
Via Labicana, מול הקולוסיאום, Rome
06.07 – 09.07 · 5 nights
avg / person from
$1,325
total $2,650
Sleep
Curated hotels in Rome
Hotel de Russie
from
$820
per night
Via del Babuino, ליד פיאצה דל פופולו
J.K. Place Roma
from
$680
per night
Via di Monte d'Oro, מרכז היסטורי
Palazzo Manfredi
from
$470
per night
Via Labicana, מול הקולוסיאום
The Hoxton Rome
from
$300
per night
Via dei Lucchesi, ליד פיאצה ונציה
Flights from Tel Aviv
Flights from Tel Aviv in Rome
21:55
Tel Aviv (TLV)
01:43
Rome (FCO)
05:20
Rome (FCO)
09:08
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$165
Total $330
08:50
Tel Aviv (TLV)
12:50
Rome (FCO)
17:00
Rome (FCO)
21:00
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$215
Total $430
06:15
Tel Aviv (TLV)
13:45
Rome (FCO)
11:40
Rome (FCO)
19:10
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$150
Total $300
13:10
Tel Aviv (TLV)
17:04
Rome (FCO)
19:30
Rome (FCO)
23:24
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$255
Total $510
Year-round weather
Year-round weather in Rome
Temperature averages
Real climate dataינו
14°
6°
Cool
פבר
15°
5°
Cool
מרץ
17°
8°
Recommended
אפר
20°
9°
Recommended
מאי
23°
13°
Excellent
יונ
30°
19°
Excellent
יול
34°
22°
Hot
אוג
33°
22°
Hot
ספט
28°
18°
Excellent
אוק
24°
14°
Excellent
נוב
17°
9°
Recommended
דצמ
14°
6°
Cool
Best time to visit: מאי · יונ · ספט · אוק
Based on a 3-year average · measured in Rome · Open-Meteo
This week in Rome
Measured in Rome
29°
Partly cloudy
Next 7 days
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What to do
What to do in Rome
Activities loved by thousands before you
Colosseum & Roman Forum
$20
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
$30
Trastevere Food & Wine Walking Tour
$60
Ancient Rome Night Walking Tour
$40
Borghese Gallery — Baroque Masterpieces
$30
Hands-On Roman Pasta Cooking Class
$90
Where to eat
Where to eat in Rome
Restaurants Maya loves
Da Enzo al 29
$$טראסטוורה
A classic Roman trattoria tucked into Trastevere's cobblestone alleys. Their cacio e pepe and carbonara are benchmark dishes — old-school, no shortcuts.
Roscioli Salumeria con Cucina
$$$Campo de' Fiori, מרכז היסטורי
Half deli, half restaurant, entirely brilliant. Burrata from Puglia, anchovies from Cantabria, and freshly made pasta — with a wine list that could make a sommelier weep.
Pizzarium Bonci
$פראטי, ליד הוותיקן
Gabriele Bonci reinvented Roman pizza al taglio. Long-fermented dough, daily-changing seasonal toppings. Queue up — it's absolutely worth it.
Nightlife
Nightlife in Rome
Best clubs, bars and events
Freni e Frizioni
Pigneto Quarantuno
Goa Club
Il Sorpasso
Verified suppliers
Verified suppliers in Rome
Experiences, insurance, eSIM, photography — every supplier verified by VAYULOR
Roma Privata Tours
Licensed private guided tours – Vatican & museums
Scoot Rome
Scooter & e-bike rentals for self-guided city exploration
Cucina con Nonna Maria
Authentic Roman home cooking workshops near Piazza Navona
Lazio Transfer
Private airport transfers – Fiumicino FCO to/from hotel
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Travel insurance for Rome 🇮🇹
Full coverage with Hebrew support
Basic
$30
- Medical $250,000
- Cancellation $400
- Luggage $800
Extended
$50
- Medical $500,000
- Cancellation $1,200
- Luggage $1,800
- Light sports
Premium
$90
- Unlimited medical
- Cancellation $5,000
- Adventure sports
- 24/7 doctor
Currency & rates
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1 EUR
₪3.41
100 EUR
₪341
1,000 EUR
₪3,410
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Visa & documents
Visa & documents for Rome 🇮🇹
What you need before you fly
- ללא ויזה — דרכון ישראלי מאפשר כניסה חופשית לשנגן עד 90 יום
- Passport valid 6 months
- Travel insurance recommended
Local tips
Good to know about Rome
- 🚰Rome is filled with public drinking fountains called 'nasoni' — the water is cold, clean, and completely free. Fill your bottles at them before each site visit and save dozens of shekels a day on overpriced tourist bottles.
- 🕗Enter the Pantheon right at opening time at 09:00. The natural light streaming through the oculus in the early morning creates a stunning light shaft, and the space is nearly empty. Two hours later, you won't be able to move.
- 🚌Bus lines 40 Express and 64 run between Termini station and the Vatican for about ₪6 per ride. There is no reason to take a taxi along this central axis — you'll save time stuck in traffic and see the city from the window.
- 🎟️The 48-hour Roma Pass (around ₪130) includes unlimited public transport and free entry to two sites. Plan in advance which two you'll choose — the Colosseum and the Capitoline Museums together justify it easily.
מאיה רוזן
Senior agent · Greece for 12 years
"Rome is the only city in the world where you can eat lunch on the ruins of a 2,000-year-old empire and pay less than ₪60 for it. It doesn't try to impress you — it simply exists, and you're the one who needs to know how to read it."
Loves
My secret is Campo de' Fiori market on a Tuesday morning before 08:00. The vendors are still arranging their stalls, the scent of fresh truffle fills the air, and you can buy pachino tomatoes and pecorino cheese directly from the producers. I always take my groups there to eat a mortadella sandwich on-site before the city wakes up.
Skip
I beg you — do not eat gelato from places where it sits piled high in huge, colorful mounds. That is industrial gelato full of air and usually artificial coloring. Look for places with an 'Artigianale' sign and where the gelato is kept in covered containers. Fior di Latte and pistachio with no fluorescent green color are the signs of the real thing.
Boutique pick
I design for my groups a 'Local Trastevere Day': we start at the Porta Portese market on Saturday morning (until 13:00 only), move on to lunch at Da Enzo al 29 — a family trattoria with an unrivaled cacio e pepe — and spend the afternoon on a neighborhood walk with Guido, a local guide whose family has run the same osteria in Trastevere for 40 years. This itinerary does not appear in any travel guide.
Client stories
What returning travelers say about Rome
"We booked Vatican Museums tickets two weeks in advance as Maya recommended and walked straight in without any queue. The Sistine Chapel in the morning light with almost no one around — it is something you cannot describe. The gelato at Fatamorgana near the Vatican was the WOW of the whole trip. Rome shattered all our expectations."
Noa and Amir Cohen, Tel Aviv
Couple, 5 nights Rome, September
"We traveled with three kids aged 7, 11, and 14. We worried they would get bored, but the Colosseum drove them crazy — we took the guided tour Maya recommended and the kids had non-stop questions for an hour and a half. We ate at neighborhood trattorias, not tourist restaurants, and saved a lot without giving up anything."
The Levi Family, Ra'anana
Family with children, 6 nights Rome, October
"I traveled alone to Rome for four nights — I was a little nervous, but it was the safest city I have visited in Europe. Maya's recommendation to go to Porta Portese market on Saturday morning was an experience I will remember for life. I bought a 1960s oil painting for ₪80 from a vendor who told me its entire history. Rome is a city for the curious."
Shira Adler, Jerusalem
Solo, 4 nights Rome, April
FAQ
Common questions about Rome
Do Israelis need a visa for Italy?
No. Israeli citizens enter Italy and all EU countries with a valid Israeli passport for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Note: from 2025, the ETIAS authorization will be required (similar to the US ESTA), which is quick to register and costs about 7 euros. Check the current status before your trip.
When is the best time to fly to Rome from Israel?
April-May and September-October are the ideal seasons: comfortable temperatures of 18-24°C, fewer crowds than peak season, and flights from ₪1,200-1,800 round trip from Tel Aviv. July-August is very hot (35°+ Celsius), expensive, and packed. December-January is cheaper but cold, and some attractions run on reduced hours.
How many days do you need in Rome?
4 nights (5 days) is the proper minimum for a first visit. Day 1: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill. Day 2: Vatican and Vatican Museums (book tickets at least two weeks in advance). Day 3: Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori market. Day 4: Trastevere, Gianicolo. Day 5: Borghese Gallery, Via Veneto. Rome is not a city you rush — it is a city you sit in.
What is a realistic daily budget for an Israeli in Rome?
Mid-range budget: around ₪600-900 per person per day (not including flights and hotel). This covers: breakfast at a local bar (cornetto + cappuccino, ~₪15), one attraction (₪80-130), lunch at a neighborhood trattoria (₪80-120), gelato and walking (₪20), dinner with wine (₪150-200), and transport (₪30-50). For those seeking a more indulgent experience with one quality restaurant per day — ₪1,100-1,400.
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