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Discover Lazio, Italy
Home to the Eternal City of Rome, Lazio encompasses 3,000 years of history from Etruscan tombs to Vatican treasures. Beyond the capital lie volcanic lakes, medieval villages, ancient Roman ports, and the pastoral landscapes that inspired countless artists throughout history.
Home to the Eternal City of Rome, Lazio encompasses 3,000 years of history from Etruscan tombs to Vatican treasures. Beyond the capital lie volcanic lakes, medieval villages, ancient Roman ports, and the pastoral landscapes that inspired countless artists throughout history.
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Explore the cities and towns that make Lazio unique
Plan your trip to Lazio with our month-by-month guide
Essential details to help you plan your visit to Lazio
Rome Fiumicino (FCO), Rome Ciampino (CIA)
Roma Termini, Roma Tiburtina
Rome's metro and bus network covers the city well. High-speed trains connect to Florence (1.5 hrs), Naples (1 hr), and Milan (3 hrs). Day trips to Orvieto, Tivoli, and the Castelli Romani are easy by train.
April-May and September-October
Mild (15-22°C), occasional rain. Perfect sightseeing weather.
Hot and dry (28-35°C). Romans flee to the coast or mountains in August.
Warm (18-25°C), grape harvest season. Ideal for outdoor dining.
Mild (8-14°C) but damp. Christmas decorations are spectacular.
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