Rome all the time has plenty to take pleasure in and discover. However that said, the weather that comes with the time you choose to go could make your expertise in Rome somewhat extra enjoyable.

1. THE BEST TIMES TO VISIT ROME
Rome is one of those rare cities where tourists would do anything to visit and hardly anything else
matters so long as they get to experience the true beauty of the Eternal City up close and personal. It
matters not the time of year you go, Rome always has plenty to enjoy and discover. But that said, the
weather that comes with the time you choose to go can make your experience in Rome a little more
enjoyable.
June through to August attract the most numbers of tourists to Rome. Crowds are at its peak despite
the warm temperatures. The average temperature during this time is 30oC. There can be times of
scorching heat but at least there is no rain to dampen your holiday moods.
These couple of months is also the best times for sightseeing, as are outdoor dining, and open-air
events. As there are big crowds, hotels, restaurants and shops become competitive and you often
benefit from lower prices and good deals at this time.
Spring in Rome coincides with Lent and Easter, where visitors come to enjoy the architectural jewels
of Rome – the churches and museums. The Vatican Museum and the Colosseum become the main
attractions at this time, inviting a whopping 4 million of tourists in total each year.
Rome is less crowded in the month of December, perhaps due to the cold weather. Nevertheless,
Christmas is still a magical time to visit Rome, and because there is less of a crowd, you have more of
the city to yourself to enjoy the beautiful places around the city.
As far as weather is concerned, April to June and September to October are the best weather
conditions to enjoy outdoor activities. The city is also not yet too busy or just starting to die down so
it’s not that quiet either. As far as prices go, you may not find any good deals yet but the schedules
and queues to explore your list of places in Rome are still manageable.
There is no bad time to visit Rome, and all the interesting places are open all year round. However, as
the last two weeks of August can get extremely hot, many of the locals head for the beach, and a
large part of the city shuts down. The city of Rome has stated to offer a series of outdoor
entertainment such as summer festivals and free outdoor films on Tiber Island or along the Roman
Forum, for those who remain in the city in August.
Despite the weather, Rome is a wonderful place all year round. Of course, with different numbers of
crowds that visit at various times, prices also fluctuate accordingly, especially with accommodation.
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