Rome offers Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Spring (April-June) and fall (September-October) are ideal with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer is hot and crowded with peak tourism. Winter is quiet and cool, great for indoor attractions.

Our analysis considers temperature ranges, rainfall patterns, crowd levels, accommodation costs, and seasonal events to provide you with a comprehensive view of when to visit Rome.

Month-by-Month Breakdown

Month Weather Rain Crowds Cost Verdict
January 12°C / 3°C 80mm
Good
February 13°C / 4°C 75mm
Good
March 15°C / 6°C 65mm
Good
April 18°C / 9°C 80mm
Good
Easter Week
May 23°C / 13°C 60mm
Good
June 28°C / 17°C 30mm
Peak
Good
July 31°C / 20°C 20mm
Peak
Good
August 31°C / 20°C 35mm
Peak
Good
September 27°C / 16°C 70mm
Good
October 22°C / 12°C 115mm
Good
November 16°C / 8°C 110mm
Mixed
December 13°C / 4°C 90mm
Mixed

Frequently Asked Questions

When is peak season in Rome?
Peak season in Rome typically runs during June, July, August. This is when you'll find the best weather and most tourist activity, but also the highest prices and largest crowds.
Is Rome expensive to visit?
Prices in Rome vary by season. Peak season months typically have the highest accommodation and activity costs. Visiting during shoulder or low season can save you money.
Can you visit Rome in low season?
Yes, you can visit Rome in low season. While weather conditions may be less ideal, you'll benefit from lower prices and fewer tourists. Some attractions may have limited hours.
What are the hottest months in Rome?
The hottest months in Rome are July, August. During these months, temperatures can exceed 30°C (86°F). Stay hydrated and plan indoor activities during peak heat.

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