Flights from Palermo to Rome

Last minute flights from Palermo to Rome

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Fri., 10 May PMO - FCO

Mon., 13 May FCO - PMO

$100 $94

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Tue., 21 May PMO - FCO

$17 $15

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Thu., 09 May PMO - FCO

Thu., 09 May FCO - PMO

$53 $51

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Thu., 25 Apr. PMO - FCO

Mon., 29 Apr. FCO - PMO

$80 $78

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Thu., 02 May PMO - FCO

Sat., 04 May FCO - PMO

$82 $77

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Thu., 16 May PMO - FCO

Sun., 19 May FCO - PMO

$83 $78

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Route information

Local currency and cost comparison

Train Local, one-way ticket

7% Trains are 7% more expensive in Rome than in Palermo.

Palermo $2.32

Rome $2.48

Meal Mid-priced restaurant

25% The average meal is 25% more expensive in Rome than in Palermo.

Palermo $19.85

Rome $24.82

Taxi Standard daytime start rate

60% A taxi fare in Rome is 60% cheaper than in Palermo.

Palermo $16.54

Rome $6.62

Coffee Regular cappuccino

14% Coffee in Rome is 14% cheaper than in Palermo.

Palermo $2.81

Rome $2.43

Exchange rate

1 AUD = 0.6 EUR

1 EUR = 1.67 AUD

Last checked on 26 April 2024

Distance: 427 kms

Palermo airports

Punta Raisi (PMO) How far from city centre: 25 kms

Birgi (TPS) How far from city centre: 76 kms

Rome airports

Fiumicino (FCO) How far from city centre: 23 kms

Ciampino (CIA) How far from city centre: 15 kms

Going to and from the airports

Flights from Palermo

Noted for its gastronomy and culture, Sicily's capital Palermo hosts Falcone-Borsellino Airport, formerly known as Punta Raisi Airport due to its location. Its new name is in honour of two anti-mafia judges, Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, who were killed just months apart by the mafia. In 2015 Falcone-Borsellino Airport handled over 4.9 million passengers making it one of the busiest airports in Sicily.

An array of facilities and services are available at the airport, including a number of shopping and dining options. The shopping area and bars are located on the second level, while the first level houses VIP lounges for Alitalia passengers and those of other airlines.

Directions to Palermo airport

Falcone-Borsellino Airport is located in Punta Raisi, about 35 km from Palermo. Frequent service is provided by the Prestia e Comandè airport bus from the centre. Tickets can be purchased on the bus.

Conveniently located within the airport is the Punta Raisi railway station–the northwest terminus of the Palermo metropolitan railway service. Trinacria Express runs from the central railway station right to Punta Raisi station. If for any reason you'd prefer not to take public transportation, you can either hail a taxi off the street or call and book one for a direct route to the airport.

Reaching Rome

Rome is extremely wealthy in terms of its history, arts and culture. The city is filled with impressive historic landmarks such as the Coliseum, Roman Forum and Trevi Fountain. Speaking of fountains, Rome is FULL of them! Decorative and prodigious water features can be found at every turn.

Performance arts are also quite prevalent in Rome. Take your pick from many wonderful venues and see anything from dance shows to operas. Bars, pubs and clubs are all over the city, however most are concentrated in Campo De Fiori, Monte Testaccio and the area around Via della Pace and Piazza Navona. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Rome is a definite crowd-pleaser.

Getting to the city center

Flights from Palermo to Rome arrive in Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport–a major international airport in Italy. It is situated in Fiumicino about 35 km west of Rome's city centre. Look around for signs for the regional bus station that will lead you to the scheduled bus stops near arrivals in terminal 2. Theses buses have various drop-off points within city.

Close to the arrivals and departures terminals is Trenitalia railway station, which runs a frequent service to the city centre. Leonardo Express provides non-stop service to the Rome Termini railway station, while regional FL1 trains operate to other stations in the city.