Rome ROM to Stockholm STO flight with Norwegian Air

Flight from Rome to Stockholm: An Overview

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden, occupying 14 islands and more than 50 bridges on an extended Baltic Sea archipelago. The city is famed for hosting the annual Nobel prize ceremonies and banquets at the Stockholm City hall and Stockholm Concert hall. The city's most valuable museum, the Vasa Museum is the most visited non-art museum in the Scandinavian region. Getting from Rome to Stockholm is the fastest and most convenient method to travel between both locations. The average direct flight between Rome and Stockholm will take around three hours 10 minutes to travel the 1,975 kilometers between the cities.

Which airlines fly from Rome to Stockholm?

There are five major airlines which operate this route, including Ryanair, Air Serbia, Wizz Air, Norwegian, and SAS. Norwegian Airlines, Ryanair and SAS are the only airlines that regularly offer direct non-stop flight from Rome to Stockholm. Most other flights will require a change or stopover in another city.

How long is the flight from Rome to Stockholm?

When taking non-stop flights from Rome to Stockholm, the average flight time is around three hours 10 minutes. On average, indirect flights take around five hours 30 minutes to complete the journey, but it should be noted that indirect flight times can take up to 16 hours on this route. 

How many flights are there from Rome to Stockholm​?

There are regularly more than 40 daily flights from Rome to Stockholm, with more than 100 available during the week. On average there are two direct flights on this route every day of the week, with close to 10 available across the entire week. Indirect flights operate in larger numbers, with flights available from around 6.30 a.m. and continuing regularly throughout the day and into the evening. The cheapest month to fly to Stockholm from Rome is in November, during the winter season.

What is/are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Rome to Stockholm​?

Departure airport: flights from Rome to Stockholm take off from the Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport. It serves as the central hub for the Alitalia airline. It is located 35 kilometers to the west of Rome's city center. The airport consists of four passenger terminals with only two currently operating. Amenities in the airport include restaurants, bars, cafes, ATMs, duty-free shopping, and passenger lounges with free WiFi. Transportation to the airport from the city center include buses, metro with a frequency of five to 10 minutes, train services (Leonardo Express), taxi and tram services.​

Arrival airport: Stockholm Arlanda Airport is the preferred arrival destination for flights from Rome to Stockholm. The airport is situated 37 kilometers north of Stockholm. It is the leading international airport in Sweden. It has four terminals; 2, 3, 4, and 5. Terminal five is the largest terminal in the airport. Services include free WiFi connections, showers, children's lounge, retail stores, and airline lounges with charging points for electronic devices. Transportation to and from the airport includes train services by Arlanda Express and Commuter Trains.​ The Leonardo Express train will reach the center of Rome in around 30 minutes and is the most convenient way of traveling this distance.