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Flights from Edinburgh to Rome: Journey Details

There are no direct flights from Edinburgh to Rome, with the quickest routes taking between 6 to 8 hours, on flights operated by KLM, British Airways, Lufthansa, Alitalia and Air France. There are several flights a day, from around 6:00 a.m. until just before 6:00 p.m., with connections at Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, Paris or Copenhagen.

Taking a Flight from Edinburgh

Flights from Edinburgh to Amsterdam depart from Edinburgh International Airport, located 9 km from the city centre and linked to it by frequent Edinburgh Tramway and Airlink Express Buses, which take around half an hour to make the journey. Local buses also run from the airport to the city, but with a longer journey time. Car rentals and taxis are available at the terminal. Edinburgh's buses, including night routes, are operated by First Bus and Lothian.

Flying into Rome

The romantic city of Rome is full of monuments, museums and the archaeological remains of the Roman Empire. The Coliseum, Vatican City, the Trevi Fountain and the amazing architectural feats of the Pantheon, all bring visitors to Rome, where they can also enjoy high-end shopping, fine dining, and a growing nightlife scene. Flights from Edinburgh to Rome arrive at the Leonardo da Vinci - Fiumicino International Airport, the largest of the city's two airports. Leonardo da Vinci - Fiumicino is located 35 km South West of the city, with frequent transport links provided by the Leonardo Express Train, the Terravision Bus service, as well as by suburban trains and local buses. All four terminals have car rental desks and taxi ranks. Rome's public transport network includes trams, Metro, light railways and buses, with over twenty night routes.