Route guide
Cheap Flights from Paris to Rome: Book Airline Tickets
- Distance
- about 680 mi
- Typical flight time
- 1 h 30 min – 2 h 30 min
- Airports
- 2 × 2
- Time difference
- None
This page covers the practical side of flying between Paris and Rome: which airports to compare, how long the trip takes, and when it is busy. It works for either direction. For a price on your dates, ask a specialist.
Quick answer: Paris to Rome is about 680 miles (1,090 km) and a typical flight takes 1 h 30 min to 2 h 30 min. There is no time difference. Paris has 2 airports to compare and Rome has 2.
Airport pairs to compare
Paris has two main airports: Charles de Gaulle handles most long-haul traffic, while Orly is south of the city. Rome's main airport is Fiumicino, southwest of the city, with a direct train to the central station.
| Pair | Departure airport | Arrival airport |
|---|---|---|
| CDG to FCO | Charles de Gaulle | Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino |
| CDG to CIA | Charles de Gaulle | Ciampino |
| ORY to FCO | Orly | Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino |
| ORY to CIA | Orly | Ciampino |
About the airports
- CDG · Charles de Gaulle
The main international airport, northeast of the city, with a direct RER train. - ORY · Orly
South of the city, used for many European and some intercontinental routes. - FCO · Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino
The main international airport, with a direct train to Roma Termini. - CIA · Ciampino
A smaller airport southeast of the city, used mostly by low-cost carriers.
When to go and what to expect
Paris
April to June and September to October are popular and comfortable. August is quieter in some neighborhoods as many residents travel, and the winter holiday season brings markets and crowds.
Rome
April to June and September to October are the most comfortable. August is hot, and Easter week is very busy.
International trip: you will need a valid passport, and possibly a visa or entry authorization. Our international checklist covers what to check.
How long is Paris to Rome?
At about 680 miles, Paris to Rome is a short-to-medium flight. Fares on routes this length are sensitive to the day of the week and the time of day, so check a few departure times before you settle.
Getting between the airport and town
Paris: RER line B connects Charles de Gaulle with central Paris, and tram and rail links serve Orly.
Rome: The Leonardo Express train runs between Fiumicino and Roma Termini.
Planning ground transport too? See our car rental guide.
Good to know
- Check every airport pairing when you compare fares. Schedules and airline options can differ between them.
- A valid passport is required. The EU is introducing new entry systems for visitors, so check official EU guidance for current requirements.
- International travel: check passport, visa and entry rules well before you pay. See our international checklist.
- A valid passport is required. Italy is part of the Schengen area, so check the current official guidance on entry systems.
- Entry rules depend on your citizenship and can include a visa or an electronic travel authorization. Check the official guidance for the destination well before you pay.
- Compare the total with bags included, not just the base fare. See baggage fees and taxes and fees.
Flying Rome to Paris?
This route guide works in both directions. For other trips, see all flights from Paris or all flights from Rome.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Paris from Rome?
The straight-line distance between the main airports is about 680 miles (1,090 km). Routes can be longer in practice because of air traffic and weather.
How long is a flight from Paris to Rome?
A typical scheduled flight takes roughly 1 h 30 min to 2 h 30 min in the air, depending on winds, the aircraft and the airports. Connecting itineraries take longer, and nonstop availability depends on the airline and dates.
Which airports can I use?
At Paris: CDG (Charles de Gaulle), ORY (Orly). At Rome: FCO (Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino), CIA (Ciampino). Ask for prices on more than one pairing.
Is there a time difference?
There is no time difference.
When is the best time to fly from Paris to Rome?
In Paris: April to June and September to October are popular and comfortable. August is quieter in some neighborhoods as many residents travel, and the winter holiday season brings markets and crowds. In Rome: April to June and September to October are the most comfortable. August is hot, and Easter week is very busy. Fares are usually highest in the busy periods described for each city, so flexible dates can help.
Do you show fares on this page?
No. Fares change constantly, so we do not publish prices that might be out of date. A specialist checks live availability and confirms the full total, including taxes and bags, before you pay.
What documents do I need?
A valid passport is required. Entry rules depend on your citizenship, so check the official guidance for the destination. See our international checklist.
Route details updated October 18, 2026.