Washington D.C, the capital of the United States of America (USA) is a sprawling city which is also the heart of world politics as it is the center of arguably the most powerful economy in the world. The city encompasses 4,000 square miles of area and includes 10 counties.
The city has multiple personalities; it is the political hub of the country as well as the world. Washington is also a thriving metropolis and a picturesque tourist destination for outsiders. The city is also very well-connected with Europe, Asia as well as other important cities. Today, we are going to discuss the whereabouts of flights and other traveling details to Rome.
If you’re looking to beat the crowd, while getting Washington to Rome flights, February is a good month for you as airfare is almost 3 percent lower than normal as well as you’ll find the streets of Rome pretty empty (excluding the locals of course). The busiest time to travel in this route is July with at least 22 percent hiked prices of flight tickets. Average price of tickets in this route is $1,013 while if you get your round trip tickets in $796 it can be considered a very good deal, indeed. Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) to Rome–Fiumicino International Airport (FCO) is the most common route used by airlines while traveling between these two cities residing in different continents.
Try to plan your trip in a way so that you are free to book the tickets at least 76 days ahead of the scheduled departure. If your plan has developed later than that, at least get the tickets 3 weeks before the trip starts which will ensure you to get the tickets in below-average prices.
Popular airlines in this route are namely – Brussels Airlines, SWISS, Turkish Airlines, Delta, and Aeroflot among others.
Rome is one of the most charismatic cities around the world. With its heritage of great architecture, neat-cobbled old-world street and breathtaking artworks adorned in different museums and archives, the capital of Italy is the city you have to discover for yourself as you reach the place. The great ruins of the Colosseum; the Palantine Hill, the center-most attraction of the Seven Hills of Rome; the former Roman temple, the Pantheon; the Vatican Museums, with its archive of Christian history; the Borghese Gallery and Museum are places you cannot miss if you’ve taken a trip to the historical city.
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