Showing 79 Rome to Mumbai Flights - Starting at Just ₹ 28182


QR 116
FCO
09:55
12h 05mvia DOH
via DOH
12h 05m
BOM
02:30+1day

Refundable
Earn 1000 InterMiles

EY 86
FCO
09:20
13h 15mvia AUH
via AUH
13h 15m
BOM
03:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1221 InterMiles

EY 86
FCO
09:20
15h 40mvia AUH
via AUH
15h 40m
BOM
05:30+1day
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EY 86
FCO
09:20
29h 20mvia AUH
via AUH
29h 20m
BOM
19:10+1day
Non Refundable

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QR 3743
FCO
09:50
36h 10mvia BCN
via BCN
36h 10m
BOM
02:30+2day

Refundable
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QR 3543
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07:15
38h 45mvia BCN
via BCN
38h 45m
BOM
02:30+2day

Refundable
Earn 1221 InterMiles

BA 557
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18:40
31h 40mvia LHR
via LHR
31h 40m
BOM
06:50+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1299 InterMiles

BA 559
FCO
17:25
32h 55mvia LHR
via LHR
32h 55m
BOM
06:50+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1299 InterMiles

BA 553
FCO
14:25
35h 55mvia LHR
via LHR
35h 55m
BOM
06:50+2day
Non Refundable

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KU 166
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13:05
12h 40mvia KWI
via KWI
12h 40m
BOM
06:15+1day

Refundable
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EY 1841
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13:38
32h 57mvia IMR
via IMR
32h 57m
BOM
03:05+2day
Non Refundable

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EY 1812
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06:23
40h 12mvia IMR
via IMR
40h 12m
BOM
03:05+2day
Non Refundable

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QR 132
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16:35
29h 25mvia DOH
via DOH
29h 25m
BOM
02:30+2day

Refundable
Earn 1326 InterMiles

AY 1762
FCO
11:05
14h 50mvia HEL
via HEL
14h 50m
BOM
06:25+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1347 InterMiles

AY 1764
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19:30
30h 25mvia HEL
via HEL
30h 25m
BOM
06:25+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1347 InterMiles

BA 559
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17:25
13h 10mvia LHR
via LHR
13h 10m
BOM
11:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1374 InterMiles

BA 553
FCO
14:25
16h 10mvia LHR
via LHR
16h 10m
BOM
11:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1374 InterMiles

SV 202
FCO
15:30
12h 40mvia JED
via JED
12h 40m
BOM
08:40+1day

Refundable
Earn 1395 InterMiles

SV 202
FCO
15:30
29h 05mvia JED
via JED
29h 05m
BOM
01:05+2day

Refundable
Earn 1395 InterMiles

MS 794
FCO
17:30
27h 45mvia CAI
via CAI
27h 45m
BOM
01:45+2day

Refundable
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MS 792
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13:05
32h 10mvia CAI
via CAI
32h 10m
BOM
01:45+2day

Refundable
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AF 1005
FCO
06:10
19h 40mvia CDG
via CDG
19h 40m
BOM
06:20+1day
Non Refundable

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AF 1005
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06:10
36h 25mvia CDG
via CDG
36h 25m
BOM
23:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1413 InterMiles

ET 727
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22:25
23h 40mvia ADD
via ADD
23h 40m
BOM
02:35+2day

Refundable
Earn 1521 InterMiles

ET 727
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22:25
28h 20mvia ADD
via ADD
28h 20m
BOM
07:15+2day

Refundable
Earn 1521 InterMiles

UL 2386
FCO
09:20
29h 55mvia AUH
via AUH
29h 55m
BOM
19:45+1day

Refundable
Earn 1593 InterMiles

LH 233
FCO
13:30
31h 00mvia FRA
via FRA
31h 00m
BOM
01:00+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1593 InterMiles

UL 2386
FCO
09:20
36h 20mvia AUH
via AUH
36h 20m
BOM
02:10+2day

Refundable
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EK 96
FCO
20:50
12h 40mvia DXB
via DXB
12h 40m
BOM
14:00+1day

Refundable
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EK 98
FCO
15:10
12h 45mvia DXB
via DXB
12h 45m
BOM
08:25+1day

Refundable
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EK 96
FCO
20:50
16h 25mvia DXB
via DXB
16h 25m
BOM
17:45+1day

Refundable
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EK 98
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15:10
18h 20mvia DXB
via DXB
18h 20m
BOM
14:00+1day

Refundable
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EK 96
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20:50
19h 15mvia DXB
via DXB
19h 15m
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20:35+1day

Refundable
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KU 166
FCO
13:05
31h 35mvia KWI
via KWI
31h 35m
BOM
01:10+2day

Refundable
Earn 1608 InterMiles

UL 3544
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09:55
29h 20mvia DOH
via DOH
29h 20m
BOM
19:45+1day

Refundable
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UL 3544
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09:55
35h 45mvia DOH
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35h 45m
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02:10+2day

Refundable
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LX 1733
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20:05
25h 15mvia ZRH
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25h 15m
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01:50+2day
Non Refundable

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QR 116
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09:55
23h 35mvia DOH
via DOH
23h 35m
BOM
14:00+1day

Refundable
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LH 239
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18:40
25h 50mvia FRA
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25h 50m
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01:00+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1782 InterMiles

TK 1866
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14:50
09h 50mvia IST
via IST
09h 50m
BOM
05:10+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 1873
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08:25
11h 00mvia MUC
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11h 00m
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23:55
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

LX 1727
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09:40
11h 40mvia ZRH
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11h 40m
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01:50+1day
Non Refundable

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QR 116
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09:55
12h 00mvia DOH
via DOH
12h 00m
BOM
02:25+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 243
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07:30
13h 00mvia FRA
via FRA
13h 00m
BOM
01:00+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
13h 25mvia CDG
via CDG
13h 25m
BOM
00:05+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

TK 1862
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11:00
13h 40mvia IST
via IST
13h 40m
BOM
05:10+1day

Refundable
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KL 1596
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06:10
14h 00mvia AMS
via AMS
14h 00m
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00:40+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1602
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12:45
16h 10mvia AMS
via AMS
16h 10m
BOM
09:25+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

QR 132
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16:35
16h 55mvia DOH
via DOH
16h 55m
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14:00+1day

Refundable
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BA 559
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17:25
17h 05mvia LHR
via LHR
17h 05m
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15:00+1day

Refundable
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TK 1362
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07:15
17h 25mvia IST
via IST
17h 25m
BOM
05:10+1day

Refundable
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SQ 365
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10:50
19h 15mvia SIN
via SIN
19h 15m
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10:35+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

BA 559
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17:25
19h 45mvia LHR
via LHR
19h 45m
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17:40+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

BA 553
FCO
14:25
20h 05mvia LHR
via LHR
20h 05m
BOM
15:00+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
22h 45mvia CDG
via CDG
22h 45m
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09:25+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
22h 45mvia CDG
via CDG
22h 45m
BOM
09:25+1day
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AF 1005
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06:10
22h 45mvia CDG
via CDG
22h 45m
BOM
09:25+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
FCO
06:10
22h 45mvia CDG
via CDG
22h 45m
BOM
09:25+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
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21:00
23h 10mvia AMS
via AMS
23h 10m
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00:40+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1405
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20:10
23h 25mvia CDG
via CDG
23h 25m
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00:05+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 1871
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19:45
23h 40mvia MUC
via MUC
23h 40m
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23:55+1day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

QR 3797
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21:20
24h 40mvia BCN
via BCN
24h 40m
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02:30+2day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 1871
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19:45
24h 45mvia MUC
via MUC
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 1871
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19:45
24h 45mvia MUC
via MUC
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LH 1871
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19:45
24h 45mvia MUC
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LH 1871
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19:45
24h 45mvia MUC
via MUC
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

LH 1871
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19:45
24h 45mvia MUC
via MUC
24h 45m
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01:00+2day
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

QR 3795
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19:10
26h 50mvia BCN
via BCN
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02:30+2day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

TK 1864
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19:35
29h 05mvia IST
via IST
29h 05m
BOM
05:10+2day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
29h 35mvia CDG
via CDG
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16:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
31h 30mvia CDG
via CDG
31h 30m
BOM
18:10+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
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21:00
31h 55mvia AMS
via AMS
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09:25+2day
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
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21:00
31h 55mvia AMS
via AMS
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09:25+2day
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
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21:00
31h 55mvia AMS
via AMS
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09:25+2day
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Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
FCO
21:00
31h 55mvia AMS
via AMS
31h 55m
BOM
09:25+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

KL 1608
FCO
21:00
31h 55mvia AMS
via AMS
31h 55m
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09:25+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
34h 35mvia CDG
via CDG
34h 35m
BOM
21:15+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
34h 55mvia CDG
via CDG
34h 55m
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21:35+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles

AF 1005
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06:10
35h 30mvia CDG
via CDG
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22:10+1day

Refundable
Earn 1800 InterMiles
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Airlines & Flights Flying between Rome's Termini Railway. and Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International (Sahar International) Airport
The current number of airlines & flights flying between Rome and Mumbai are:
9 Flights by Qatar Airways from Rome to Mumbai
5 Flights by Etihad Airways from Rome to Mumbai
8 Flights by British Airways from Rome to Mumbai
2 Flights by Kuwait Airways from Rome to Mumbai
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About Rome
Rome is one of the most mythical cities in Italy and like paradise for everyone who loves history, art and architecture. From breathtaking monuments and buildings to beautiful pieces of art, Rome is a city you must visit at least once in your life. Some of the major highlights of the city are the Colosseum, Roman churches and Vatican City. While Rome has embraced the modern way of living, it has also maintained its rich history and culture. You will find a lot of modern hotels and infrastructure in a city that also has structures that date back to the Renaissance period. Not to mention, Roman cuisine is yet another reason for you to plan a trip to Rome. Even though you will find yourself occasionally hogging on Italian cuisine, you will not have to worry about it being unhealthy at all. Almost all Italian cuisines are healthy and balanced. You can club your meal with a glass of wine, too. Go for a walk after your meal and not only will you explore the city with a different perspective, but you will also lose all the extra weight you might have put on.
Best Time to Visit Rome
Summer is peak season in Rome, and a lot of tourists choose to travel to Rome during this season. June to August is when the city experiences summer. The flight tickets to Rome can get pretty expensive in summer since it is high season. You might also want to book your hotel in Rome way in advance to get a good deal. It is advisable to make your reservations at least six months in advance because getting a decent hotel at the last moment will be quite tough. The temperature ranges from 15 to 30 degree Celsius, and if you prefer holidaying without bumping into a lot of tourists, it is recommended that you travel during another season. However, a lot of tourist attractions will be open in summer, and you might even make a lot of friends while you are here. You can attend events like Rock in Roma, Festa dei Noantri and Cosmophonies. However, be ready to wait in long queues at most tourist attractions.
The weather gets considerably pleasant in September, and since the tourist buzz also reduces during this time, it becomes a decent time to consider flying to Rome. Not to mention, you can also catch the White Night of Rome that happens this month. It started as an initiative to promote tourism and ended up becoming a regular every year. The city is alive and buzzing all night with performances, street shopping and a lot of fun activities for tourists. It might not be the most popular time of the year to visit Rome, but it isn't a bad one to consider, too.
You can also explore the city on your own without the hustle and bustle of tourists, October to April is the ideal time to do that. Rome experiences the coldest winter during these months, and it is not a very popular time to visit the city. Not only will you get cheap flight tickets to Rome, but you can also book a hotel in Rome without burning a hole in your pocket. The temperature ranges between 7 to 18 degree Celsius, though it drops to 3 degree Celsius in January and February. There are not a lot of events for you to attend during this month, but you can always be a part of the Christmas celebrations in the city. You are pretty close to the Vatican so brace yourself for a grand and divine celebration in December.
Places to Visit in Rome
The Colosseum is one of the seven wonders of the world and an important part of Rome's tourism. It is a part of the seven wonders of the world for a lot of reasons. It took a span of 10 years to complete the construction of the Colosseum. Roman Emperor Vespasian initiated the project in 69 AD which was taken over by his son, Titus, after his death. The structure was completed and opened to the public by the 80 AD. It was majorly built to host games and other forms of entertainment meant for the royal family as well as the public. If you opt for a guided tour, you will know more about the structure than you might sans the guide. The Pantheon temple is yet another major tourist attraction in Rome. It is about 2000 years old and is one of the Roman monuments that has been preserved really well. The temple was built in 27 BC by Agrippa, who was the right hand to Emperor Augustus but was burnt down in 80 AD. It was rebuilt in 120 AD and was used as a temple by Romans till 609 AD before it was declared as a church by Pope Boniface IV. The church is also the burial place of a lot of important personalities in Roman history like Victor Emmanuel II, Umberto I and his wife, etc.
St Peter's Basilica is the largest church in Vatican City, and it is believed that this is where Saint Peter was buried. It is one of the most stunning architectural features of the Renaissance period in Rome. It is also one of the most beautiful churches in the world. The Trevi Fountain is another tourist spot that comes with its own share of history and beliefs. It is believed that if you throw a coin in the fountain with your right hand over the left shoulder, you will visit the city again. It is also believed that if you throw two coins, you will find love and three coins will help you marry the love of your life. The coins that are collected from the fountain are given to charity. You can also visit the art museums in the city to get a glimpse of some exquisite paintings by renowned artists. The Porta Portese flea market is where you head to if you feel like going on a shopping spree on a Monday morning.
Things to do in Rome
Sightseeing is one of the popularly taken up activities in Rome. If you are well-versed with the history of the city, you will not need a guide, but if you aren't, it is highly recommended that you get one. You can also visit the museums and art galleries in Rome if you are an art lover. Rome is also home to a lot of churches that offer you the most breathtaking views inside out. The city is an architectural marvel, and you will only get to experience it when you visit it. While it is quite easy to get around the city using taxis or public transport, you can also take a walk to explore the city and admire the wonderful buildings. The cobblestone streets and narrow roads will only make your experience splendid and worth every penny spent.
Food and Restaurants in Rome
There are a lot of restaurants in Rome that have recipes passed on from generations, making them a special place to visit. Be its kinds of pasta and pizzas to delicious desserts, Rome has everything that will suit your taste buds. Enoteca il Goccetto, Trimani Enoteca and Cul De Sac are some of the popular places to head to for some excellent wine. You will also find Michelin-rated restaurants in the city in addition to the quaint cafes and other restaurants. Casa Manco, Pane e Salame are few restaurants that serve the best pizza and sandwiches respectively. You can even opt for a food tour where you can go to food tasting. Make sure you also sign up for a cooking class and try to recreate some of the best Italian cuisines. Mizio's Street Food is famous for its Italian and Mediterranean cuisines. Two Sizes- Tiramisu in Rome is another popular eatery and cafe in Rome that you must try. Cipasso Vineria Bistrot is a popular restaurant that also has a wine bar.
How to reach Rome (Transportation)
Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport is one of the major airports in Italy. The flight connectivity to Rome from India is excellent. There are a lot of direct flights to Rome from India. Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, Vistara are some of the major airlines that fly to Rome daily. It takes about a 13 to 15 hours flight journey to reach Rome if you take a direct flight. If you book during the offseason, you might get interesting flight deals to Rome online. The airport also has well-equipped services for passengers like a duty-free shopping area, restaurants, lounges, prayer room, nursery, smoking area, WiFi, restaurants, currency exchange and so on. You will also get taxis or buses from the airport to your hotel easily. Make sure you save your shopping spree at the duty-free stores for when you are leaving from Rome since you will also shop a great deal during your trip to the city.
About Mumbai
Mumbai is to India is what New York is to America, a city of dreams. The place with its rich heritage and urbane culture has since forever brought forth people from all walks of life together. It is also recognised as the commercial capital of India with over millions of migrants flocking over from different parts of the country and even world! Mumbai is the second big city in India after Delhi and has a busy airport as well as an active lifestyle. The city has far too many beautiful places to visit and culture to take in. Mumbai has been named after Mumba Devi and is the state Maharashtra's capital. The flight connectivity of Mumbai is splendid with various major cities in the world, making it one of the most important cities.
Best time to visit Mumbai
Fixing an ideal season to visit Mumbai can be tricky as the city is always bustling with energy and travellers. The winters in Mumbai are pleasant as the temperatures drop, and the city's festive spirit takes over. Even though the atmosphere is humid during winter, the city life would not cease to amaze you. Mumbai's monsoon is legendary as everybody loves and hates the city's rains at the same time. From June to September, the city of Mumbai experiences heavy rain which could be cumbersome for travelling but beautiful nevertheless. Flight tickets to Mumbai are often a little pricey as the city is an important commercial hub. The living expenses and accommodation has a range from cheap to extravagant. You can book a hotel in Mumbai or pick the hostel life.
Places to visit in Mumbai
The city is full of vibrant places and heritages to explore. The top attractions of Mumbai include the Gateway of India. Located right at the Colaba bay is the beautiful gate-like structure build by the Britishers. The structure continues to attract tourists to this day as it faces the beautiful Arabian Sea on one side and the Taj Mahal hotel on the other. While you're exploring South Mumbai, you should check out the ancient Asian Library which is located at Horniman Circle. The steps of the library is a prime spot for concerts hosted by Kala Ghoda Festival. You should also visit the Taraporewala Aquarium which has some beautiful marine life, including the remains of an enormous whale. The Nehru Planetarium located in Worli is an interesting complex where you will be blessed with some fabulous mysteries of the universe.
Beaches
Located on the coast, Mumbai's shores touch the Arabian Sea. The crowded beaches might not be clean as compared to some of the pristine blue shores of Goa or Kerala, but the vibrant energy of people enjoying the sunset on the beach is a wholesome experience. You can check out beaches such as Juhu Beach, Versova Beach, Girgaum Chowpatty Beach, Gorai Beach and Aksa Beach, to name a few. A little away from the city centre lies this untouched beach called Rajodi Beach, where you can actually learn how to surf.
Pilgrimage
Mumbai is also famous for its love for Lord Ganesha. The famous Siddhivinayak Temple is interestingly located at the heart of the city, in Dadar. The temple sees a staggering footfall regularly as many devotees worship the power of Lord Ganesha. During Ganesh Chaturthi, the pandals built around the temple looks exquisite. Another important pilgrimage is the Haji Ali, located on the Arabian Sea and connected to the city by a narrow bridge. Close to the Haji Ali is the Mahalakshmi Temple, also nestled by the edge of the sea. You should also visit Mount Mary in Bandra. Other important temples include Mumba Devi and ISKCON.
Things to do in Mumbai
Walk on the promenade popularly known as Marine Drive
The much-hyped Marine Drive, also known as Queen's Necklace, is a promenade constructed by the city. Many movies have been shot with Marine Drive as the backdrop. There is literally no reason yet every reason to check out this place, sit over the promenade and stare at the wide sea.
Shop at Colaba Causeway Market
Colaba Causeway is another prominent marketplace in the city that is forever crowded. Causeway's collection of accessories, clothes, chappals and the area, everything is a vibe that you'd want to be a part of. Plus, famous cafes such as Mondegar and Leopold are also located here.
Spend a day at Goregaon Film City
Mumbai's biggest highlight and gift to the world is Bollywood. Home to one of the biggest film industries in the world, the Goregaon Film City is one such place you simply cannot miss when in the city. Watch the actors play their roles in a make-believe set that you've always watched in the comfort of your couch at home.
Explore the Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A little away from the city centre is the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, also known as the city's lungs, is a vast expanse of lush green forest. You can rent cycles and explore the national park, opt for trekking and trek the trails leading to Kanheri Caves or simply just pack a lunch and indulge in some picnic at the park.
Food and Restaurants in Mumbai
The list of places with the best food in Mumbai is exhausting. The city, with its urban lifestyle, has a type of restaurant and food for every kind of crowd. For the ones who want to get their hands dirty (literally) with Mumbai's street food culture, Khao gallis is the place to be at. There are many Khao gallis in the city, starting from Churchgate to Ghatkopar. These lanes are dedicated spots for hawkers and street food owners to sell their speciality. You'll find vada pavs, pav bhaji stalls, chat corners, Anna with his slew of South Indian dishes like idli, vada, dosa, guys selling small street pizzas, frankie rolls, etc.
For the ones who wish to indulge in some pricey lounge setting, you should head to Masala Library, Gaylord, Hakkasan, The Bombay Canteen, Olive, The Clearing House, Bastian, Wasabi, to name a few. These places are celebrated and have been founded by renowned chefs from the culinary field. If you do not have any preferences as such, then you should visit some of the popular cafes and restaurants that have been part of Mumbai for a long time. These include Kyani's, Britannia & Co, Bademiya, Cafe Madras, Cafe Mondegar, Sardar Pav Bhaji, Cafe Gulshan, Cafe Leopold, O Pedro, Imbiss, to name a few.
How to reach Mumbai
By Air
Mumbai is one of the busiest cities in India, as is the city's domestic and international airport. As the commercial capital of the country, the city's domestic and international airports are admirably connected to big cities in the country and globally. Flights to and from Mumbai fly to various big cities in India such as Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Guwahati and basically most of the cities in the country. Formerly known by the name Sahar International Airport, the airport was re-christened to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Terminal 2) while the domestic airport has been named Santacruz Airport (Terminal 1). It is important for you to know from which terminal you'll be boarding the flight from Mumbai as they are located in two diverse sides of the city.
The airport has major Indian and international airlines stationed at the airport. These include IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Etihad Airways, Emirates and more. Mumbai's international routes are crowded too as there are multitudes of flights flying to global cities namely, New York, San Francisco, Dubai, Hong Kong, Beijing, London, Tokyo and more. Travelling from the airport within the city is quite convenient as there are taxi cabs, Ola and Uber services, rickshaws and buses that can be found right outside the airport. In fact, 1 km away from the airport is the Mumbai Metro which connects the city's varied geography.
By Rail
The railway network of Mumbai is touted to be one of the best in the city. It has direct train connections to various cities in India. These cities include Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad and more. The city has two main terminals namely Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Mumbai Central, from where you can take outstation trains. However, much recently, they opened the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, which also connects to various parts of the country. There are mail trains and express trains that travel from the Mumbai city, including Mumbai Rajdhani, Duronto, Konkan Kanya Express and more. The excellent connectivity of Mumbai with other cities makes it easy to traverse.
By Road
Major national highways connect Mumbai to various parts of India. You can literally take a road trip to anywhere you want from Mumbai without any hassle. In fact, you can travel from any part of the country and reach Mumbai with its impeccable roadway connections. Not to mention how there are several buses run by the state and private owners that travel from the city regularly. Many travellers often opt for road trips as the roads leading up to Mumbai are beautiful. Travelling by buses is quite economical as well.
About Mumbai Airport
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, which was acknowledged as Sahar International Airport, is a prominent international airport that serves the Mumbai metropolis. It is deemed to be the second busiest airport in India, after Delhi, with respect to international passenger traffic and cargo traffic. Recently, the airport crossed London's Gatwick Airport to become the world's busiest airports to operate a single runway at a time. The airport is sprawled across 1,850 acres and takes care of about 950 aircraft movements in a day. The airport has been awarded various titles including, "Best Airport in India and Central Asia". Mumbai airport is also recognised as one of the three airports to implement Airport Collaborative Decision Making in India. A-CDM has been implemented to ensure that the efficiency in terms of takeoffs and landings, along with other necessary facilities.
About Mumbai Airport Terminals
Initially, the Mumbai Airport, also previously known as Sahar International Airport, had both the international and domestic terminals located in the same airport. With the introduction of T2, the terminals were divided into dedicated domestic and international airports, sharing the same runway and airport complex. The domestic airport, also called the Santacruz Airport, served flights to primarily operate domestic airlines and low-cost carriers. Meanwhile, the international airport focussed on international airlines and flights flying out of the city. However, much recently, all the domestic and international flight activities have been shifted to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Terminal 2 has many provisions, including multi-level parking for 5,000 cars, 192 check-in counters, 60 immigration counters for departure, 14 baggage carousels and 76 immigration booths for arrival. There are many numerous lounges, including the GVK lounge, which is a luxury lounge. There are lounges for Business class travellers and first-class passengers as well.
About airport authority
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is owned and served by MIAL (Mumbai International Airport Private Limited). MIAL is a consortium of GVK Industries Ltd., Bidvest, Airports Company South Africa and Airports Authority of India. While the consortium holds 74 per cent ownership, the other 26 per cent is owned by the Airports Authority of India. Ever since the MIAL venture has come into existence, the international airport has witnessed tremendous infrastructural growth. There are tremendous improvements in terms of the aesthetics, passenger convenience, design and refurbishing of the domestic terminals 1A&1B as well as the international terminals 2B & 2C. A new domestic terminal 1C has also been introduced in Terminal 2. MIAL has also undertaken projects to improve the taxiways, aprons and rehabilitation of both the runways.
Facilities at the Mumbai Airport
Child care centres: To make travelling with young ones easier and convenient, special child care rooms have been created at the Mumbai Airport. The room is reserved to cater to the needs of young kids ranging from changing diapers to feeding and many such necessities. It is well-sanitised and is well-maintained to ensure that the mother feels safe. Baby strollers have also been made available at the airport
Smoking zones: Enclosed smoking rooms have been arranged for at the Mumbai Airport. The smoking lounges are facilitated to ensure that the atmosphere of the airport is smoke-free. You can also purchase packets at the airport.
WiFi and Telecommunication Services: WiFi and telecommunication services are also available at the Mumbai Airport. There are free WiFis and Premium WiFis available. This way, you wouldn't have to compromise on your business and professional obligations. You can also find SIM card facilities at the airport for a temporary SIM if you have come for a short period of time.
Medical Centre: The Mumbai Airport is well-equipped with medical services to cater to emergencies. There are ICU ambulances and medical centres catering to medical emergencies 24/7. They are spread out in the airport's vicinity.
Luggage services, cloak room and baggage trolleys: Special storage services have been accommodated where you can keep your luggage and other items. Other luggage facilities include depositing of the baggage at the domestic terminal and receiving them at the international terminal. You can also find baggage trolleys outside the airport as well as in the terminal.
ATMs and Currency exchange: The airport also has provisions for foreign exchange. The airport also has ATMs and other money-related facilities to make travelling more convenient for passengers. The airport has a bevy of foreign exchange counters, ATMs and banks.
Valet parking and other parking facilities: Mumbai airport also has valet parking and other parking services. You can pay a nominal fee and keep your car at the airport's parking zone. You can also avail from their valet parking services.
Play zone, prayer and meditation rooms: If you are travelling with kids, you can actually take them to the play area that has been reserved for kids. They are safe and child-friendly. The airport also has special rooms for multi-faith prayer rooms as well as meditation halls. While you wait for your flight and are nervous, you can use this time to relax and calm your nerves.
Restaurants and cafes: The airport has a slew of restaurants and cafes that you can check out. From classic local establishments such as Shiv Sagar to globally recognised joints such as Burger King, McDonald's and KFC, you can find them at the airport. There are provisions for restaurants serving liquor as well.
Automated buggies: To make commute within the airport convenient, you can also take the buggy services. They will pick you up from the security check and drop you at the boarding area. The services are especially recommended for people with medical conditions and disabilities. The airport also has wheelchairs and other services to commute within the terminal.
Postal services: The Mumbai airport also has provision for postal services. Postal services are located at the exit of both the terminals of Mumbai airport. If you have any last-minute document that needs to be mailed, you wouldn't need to worry about it.
VIP lounge: The airport is also host to many VIP lounges and upscaled restaurants and food establishments. If you are a premium member at any of the airlines with airport lounge as one of the perks, you will be able to benefit the privileges of the VIP lounge as well as the services provided by them.
Top airlines flying from the Mumbai Airport
Mumbai airport is excellently connected to major domestic and international cities. Unsurprisingly, it is known to be the second busiest airport in the country due to its phenomenal ability to accommodate a slew of international and domestic airlines. In fact, the airport witnesses approximately 950 aircraft activities on a daily basis. Mumbai airport connects domestic cities such as Rajkot, Dehradun, Madurai, Lucknow, Kannur, Leh, Ranchi, Jabalpur and more. Thanks to the brilliant connectivity Mumbai has with other cities in the country, it doesn't require any connecting flights too. In fact, the Mumbai airport has a majority of airlines operating from the city. Airlines such as Alliance Air, Air India, Air India Express, GoAir, IndiGo, SpiceJet, TruJet and Vistara operate from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
The city also harbours a plethora of international cities and flights. The international airlines operating from Mumbai airport are quite similar to the ones that operate from the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. International airlines such as Air Asia, Air Arabia, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air Mauritius, Air Seychelles, Air Tanzania, Bangkok Airways, Bhutan Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Delta Air Lines, EgyptAir, Etihad Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airways, flydubai, Gulf Air, IranAir, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Malindo Air, Nepal Airlines, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, RwandAir, Singapore Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Swiss, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Uzbekistan Airways, operate from Mumbai airport. Thanks to the immaculate connectivity, the city sees a lot of crowd flocking over from various other cities and towns to take international flights.
How to reach the Mumbai Airport
The domestic and the international airport of Mumbai have separate gateways to enter. While the domestic airport, Terminal 1, also known as Santacruz Airport, is located in Santacruz, the international airport, T2, is located in Andheri. To reach Mumbai airport, it is imperative that you know which terminal you need to catch your flight from. Depending on the same, you can travel to the airport.
By Rail
To reach Mumbai airport Terminal 1, the closest railway station is Ville Parle railway station which falls on the Western and Harbour Line of the Mumbai railway network. Meanwhile, to reach the international Mumbai airport, Terminal 2, you should get down at the Andheri station lying on the Mumbai railway network. From here, you can take a rickshaw and reach the city. Mumbai's metro line is perfectly connected with Airport Road and Marol Naka stations while T1 is close to the Western Express Highway station. Both the terminals are very close to the Mumbai Metro. The city is currently expanding the Mumbai metro line further by adding more lines to connect to the airport. An underground network from Cuffe Parade to SEEPZ is in the works which have one stop at the Santacruz airport and the other close to the GVK SkyCity terminal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the most preferred airlines from Rome to Mumbai ?
Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, British Airways, Kuwait Airways, Finnair, Saudi Arab Airl, Egypt Air, Air France, Ethiopian Air, Srilankan Arlns, Lufthansa, Emirates, Swiss Air, Turkish Airline, Klm Royal Dutch and Singapore Air are the most preferred airlines on Rome to Mumbai flight route.
Any offer available for new users on Rome to Mumbai flight booking by InterMiles?
InterMiles offers Flat 750 discount on flight especially for New Users by using coupon code: TNC750NEW.
Which is the cheapest airline on Rome to Mumbai flight route?
Qatar Airways offers the cheapest flights from Rome to Mumbai.
When does the first flight leave from Rome to Mumbai?
The first flight from Rome to Mumbai is Air France AF1005 at 06:10.
Which is the last flight on Rome to Mumbai route?
The last flight from Rome to Mumbai route is Ethiopian Air ET727 at 22:25.
How many flights fly from Rome to Mumbai on the daily basis?
There are 79 flights flying from Rome to Mumbai every day. Around 79 flights are flying daily from Rome to Mumbai. Out of which 0 are direct and 79 are connecting flights on this route. Some major airlines between this route are Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, British Airways, Kuwait Airways, Finnair, Saudi Arab Airl, Egypt Air, Air France, Ethiopian Air, Srilankan Arlns, Lufthansa, Emirates, Swiss Air, Turkish Airline, Klm Royal Dutch and Singapore Air.
Is it important to pay insurance charge for Rome to Mumbai flight booking?
No, it’s not required. But we advise you to pay small amount of insurance fee for safety purpose.
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About Rome
Rome is one of the most mythical cities in Italy and like paradise for everyone who loves history, art and architecture. From breathtaking monuments and buildings to beautiful pieces of art, Rome is a city you must visit at least once in your life. Some of the major highlights of the city are the Colosseum, Roman churches and Vatican City. While Rome has embraced the modern way of living, it has also maintained its rich history and culture. You will find a lot of modern hotels and infrastructure in a city that also has structures that date back to the Renaissance period. Not to mention, Roman cuisine is yet another reason for you to plan a trip to Rome. Even though you will find yourself occasionally hogging on Italian cuisine, you will not have to worry about it being unhealthy at all. Almost all Italian cuisines are healthy and balanced. You can club your meal with a glass of wine, too. Go for a walk after your meal and not only will you explore the city with a different perspective, but you will also lose all the extra weight you might have put on.
Best Time to Visit Rome
Summer is peak season in Rome, and a lot of tourists choose to travel to Rome during this season. June to August is when the city experiences summer. The flight tickets to Rome can get pretty expensive in summer since it is high season. You might also want to book your hotel in Rome way in advance to get a good deal. It is advisable to make your reservations at least six months in advance because getting a decent hotel at the last moment will be quite tough. The temperature ranges from 15 to 30 degree Celsius, and if you prefer holidaying without bumping into a lot of tourists, it is recommended that you travel during another season. However, a lot of tourist attractions will be open in summer, and you might even make a lot of friends while you are here. You can attend events like Rock in Roma, Festa dei Noantri and Cosmophonies. However, be ready to wait in long queues at most tourist attractions.
The weather gets considerably pleasant in September, and since the tourist buzz also reduces during this time, it becomes a decent time to consider flying to Rome. Not to mention, you can also catch the White Night of Rome that happens this month. It started as an initiative to promote tourism and ended up becoming a regular every year. The city is alive and buzzing all night with performances, street shopping and a lot of fun activities for tourists. It might not be the most popular time of the year to visit Rome, but it isn't a bad one to consider, too.
You can also explore the city on your own without the hustle and bustle of tourists, October to April is the ideal time to do that. Rome experiences the coldest winter during these months, and it is not a very popular time to visit the city. Not only will you get cheap flight tickets to Rome, but you can also book a hotel in Rome without burning a hole in your pocket. The temperature ranges between 7 to 18 degree Celsius, though it drops to 3 degree Celsius in January and February. There are not a lot of events for you to attend during this month, but you can always be a part of the Christmas celebrations in the city. You are pretty close to the Vatican so brace yourself for a grand and divine celebration in December.
Places to Visit in Rome
The Colosseum is one of the seven wonders of the world and an important part of Rome's tourism. It is a part of the seven wonders of the world for a lot of reasons. It took a span of 10 years to complete the construction of the Colosseum. Roman Emperor Vespasian initiated the project in 69 AD which was taken over by his son, Titus, after his death. The structure was completed and opened to the public by the 80 AD. It was majorly built to host games and other forms of entertainment meant for the royal family as well as the public. If you opt for a guided tour, you will know more about the structure than you might sans the guide. The Pantheon temple is yet another major tourist attraction in Rome. It is about 2000 years old and is one of the Roman monuments that has been preserved really well. The temple was built in 27 BC by Agrippa, who was the right hand to Emperor Augustus but was burnt down in 80 AD. It was rebuilt in 120 AD and was used as a temple by Romans till 609 AD before it was declared as a church by Pope Boniface IV. The church is also the burial place of a lot of important personalities in Roman history like Victor Emmanuel II, Umberto I and his wife, etc.
St Peter's Basilica is the largest church in Vatican City, and it is believed that this is where Saint Peter was buried. It is one of the most stunning architectural features of the Renaissance period in Rome. It is also one of the most beautiful churches in the world. The Trevi Fountain is another tourist spot that comes with its own share of history and beliefs. It is believed that if you throw a coin in the fountain with your right hand over the left shoulder, you will visit the city again. It is also believed that if you throw two coins, you will find love and three coins will help you marry the love of your life. The coins that are collected from the fountain are given to charity. You can also visit the art museums in the city to get a glimpse of some exquisite paintings by renowned artists. The Porta Portese flea market is where you head to if you feel like going on a shopping spree on a Monday morning.
Things to do in Rome
Sightseeing is one of the popularly taken up activities in Rome. If you are well-versed with the history of the city, you will not need a guide, but if you aren't, it is highly recommended that you get one. You can also visit the museums and art galleries in Rome if you are an art lover. Rome is also home to a lot of churches that offer you the most breathtaking views inside out. The city is an architectural marvel, and you will only get to experience it when you visit it. While it is quite easy to get around the city using taxis or public transport, you can also take a walk to explore the city and admire the wonderful buildings. The cobblestone streets and narrow roads will only make your experience splendid and worth every penny spent.
Food and Restaurants in Rome
There are a lot of restaurants in Rome that have recipes passed on from generations, making them a special place to visit. Be its kinds of pasta and pizzas to delicious desserts, Rome has everything that will suit your taste buds. Enoteca il Goccetto, Trimani Enoteca and Cul De Sac are some of the popular places to head to for some excellent wine. You will also find Michelin-rated restaurants in the city in addition to the quaint cafes and other restaurants. Casa Manco, Pane e Salame are few restaurants that serve the best pizza and sandwiches respectively. You can even opt for a food tour where you can go to food tasting. Make sure you also sign up for a cooking class and try to recreate some of the best Italian cuisines. Mizio's Street Food is famous for its Italian and Mediterranean cuisines. Two Sizes- Tiramisu in Rome is another popular eatery and cafe in Rome that you must try. Cipasso Vineria Bistrot is a popular restaurant that also has a wine bar.
How to reach Rome (Transportation)
Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport is one of the major airports in Italy. The flight connectivity to Rome from India is excellent. There are a lot of direct flights to Rome from India. Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, Vistara are some of the major airlines that fly to Rome daily. It takes about a 13 to 15 hours flight journey to reach Rome if you take a direct flight. If you book during the offseason, you might get interesting flight deals to Rome online. The airport also has well-equipped services for passengers like a duty-free shopping area, restaurants, lounges, prayer room, nursery, smoking area, WiFi, restaurants, currency exchange and so on. You will also get taxis or buses from the airport to your hotel easily. Make sure you save your shopping spree at the duty-free stores for when you are leaving from Rome since you will also shop a great deal during your trip to the city.
About Mumbai
Mumbai is to India is what New York is to America, a city of dreams. The place with its rich heritage and urbane culture has since forever brought forth people from all walks of life together. It is also recognised as the commercial capital of India with over millions of migrants flocking over from different parts of the country and even world! Mumbai is the second big city in India after Delhi and has a busy airport as well as an active lifestyle. The city has far too many beautiful places to visit and culture to take in. Mumbai has been named after Mumba Devi and is the state Maharashtra's capital. The flight connectivity of Mumbai is splendid with various major cities in the world, making it one of the most important cities.
Best time to visit Mumbai
Fixing an ideal season to visit Mumbai can be tricky as the city is always bustling with energy and travellers. The winters in Mumbai are pleasant as the temperatures drop, and the city's festive spirit takes over. Even though the atmosphere is humid during winter, the city life would not cease to amaze you. Mumbai's monsoon is legendary as everybody loves and hates the city's rains at the same time. From June to September, the city of Mumbai experiences heavy rain which could be cumbersome for travelling but beautiful nevertheless. Flight tickets to Mumbai are often a little pricey as the city is an important commercial hub. The living expenses and accommodation has a range from cheap to extravagant. You can book a hotel in Mumbai or pick the hostel life.
Places to visit in Mumbai
The city is full of vibrant places and heritages to explore. The top attractions of Mumbai include the Gateway of India. Located right at the Colaba bay is the beautiful gate-like structure build by the Britishers. The structure continues to attract tourists to this day as it faces the beautiful Arabian Sea on one side and the Taj Mahal hotel on the other. While you're exploring South Mumbai, you should check out the ancient Asian Library which is located at Horniman Circle. The steps of the library is a prime spot for concerts hosted by Kala Ghoda Festival. You should also visit the Taraporewala Aquarium which has some beautiful marine life, including the remains of an enormous whale. The Nehru Planetarium located in Worli is an interesting complex where you will be blessed with some fabulous mysteries of the universe.
Beaches
Located on the coast, Mumbai's shores touch the Arabian Sea. The crowded beaches might not be clean as compared to some of the pristine blue shores of Goa or Kerala, but the vibrant energy of people enjoying the sunset on the beach is a wholesome experience. You can check out beaches such as Juhu Beach, Versova Beach, Girgaum Chowpatty Beach, Gorai Beach and Aksa Beach, to name a few. A little away from the city centre lies this untouched beach called Rajodi Beach, where you can actually learn how to surf.
Pilgrimage
Mumbai is also famous for its love for Lord Ganesha. The famous Siddhivinayak Temple is interestingly located at the heart of the city, in Dadar. The temple sees a staggering footfall regularly as many devotees worship the power of Lord Ganesha. During Ganesh Chaturthi, the pandals built around the temple looks exquisite. Another important pilgrimage is the Haji Ali, located on the Arabian Sea and connected to the city by a narrow bridge. Close to the Haji Ali is the Mahalakshmi Temple, also nestled by the edge of the sea. You should also visit Mount Mary in Bandra. Other important temples include Mumba Devi and ISKCON.
Things to do in Mumbai
Walk on the promenade popularly known as Marine Drive
The much-hyped Marine Drive, also known as Queen's Necklace, is a promenade constructed by the city. Many movies have been shot with Marine Drive as the backdrop. There is literally no reason yet every reason to check out this place, sit over the promenade and stare at the wide sea.
Shop at Colaba Causeway Market
Colaba Causeway is another prominent marketplace in the city that is forever crowded. Causeway's collection of accessories, clothes, chappals and the area, everything is a vibe that you'd want to be a part of. Plus, famous cafes such as Mondegar and Leopold are also located here.
Spend a day at Goregaon Film City
Mumbai's biggest highlight and gift to the world is Bollywood. Home to one of the biggest film industries in the world, the Goregaon Film City is one such place you simply cannot miss when in the city. Watch the actors play their roles in a make-believe set that you've always watched in the comfort of your couch at home.
Explore the Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A little away from the city centre is the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, also known as the city's lungs, is a vast expanse of lush green forest. You can rent cycles and explore the national park, opt for trekking and trek the trails leading to Kanheri Caves or simply just pack a lunch and indulge in some picnic at the park.
Food and Restaurants in Mumbai
The list of places with the best food in Mumbai is exhausting. The city, with its urban lifestyle, has a type of restaurant and food for every kind of crowd. For the ones who want to get their hands dirty (literally) with Mumbai's street food culture, Khao gallis is the place to be at. There are many Khao gallis in the city, starting from Churchgate to Ghatkopar. These lanes are dedicated spots for hawkers and street food owners to sell their speciality. You'll find vada pavs, pav bhaji stalls, chat corners, Anna with his slew of South Indian dishes like idli, vada, dosa, guys selling small street pizzas, frankie rolls, etc.
For the ones who wish to indulge in some pricey lounge setting, you should head to Masala Library, Gaylord, Hakkasan, The Bombay Canteen, Olive, The Clearing House, Bastian, Wasabi, to name a few. These places are celebrated and have been founded by renowned chefs from the culinary field. If you do not have any preferences as such, then you should visit some of the popular cafes and restaurants that have been part of Mumbai for a long time. These include Kyani's, Britannia & Co, Bademiya, Cafe Madras, Cafe Mondegar, Sardar Pav Bhaji, Cafe Gulshan, Cafe Leopold, O Pedro, Imbiss, to name a few.
How to reach Mumbai
By Air
Mumbai is one of the busiest cities in India, as is the city's domestic and international airport. As the commercial capital of the country, the city's domestic and international airports are admirably connected to big cities in the country and globally. Flights to and from Mumbai fly to various big cities in India such as Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Guwahati and basically most of the cities in the country. Formerly known by the name Sahar International Airport, the airport was re-christened to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Terminal 2) while the domestic airport has been named Santacruz Airport (Terminal 1). It is important for you to know from which terminal you'll be boarding the flight from Mumbai as they are located in two diverse sides of the city.
The airport has major Indian and international airlines stationed at the airport. These include IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Etihad Airways, Emirates and more. Mumbai's international routes are crowded too as there are multitudes of flights flying to global cities namely, New York, San Francisco, Dubai, Hong Kong, Beijing, London, Tokyo and more. Travelling from the airport within the city is quite convenient as there are taxi cabs, Ola and Uber services, rickshaws and buses that can be found right outside the airport. In fact, 1 km away from the airport is the Mumbai Metro which connects the city's varied geography.
By Rail
The railway network of Mumbai is touted to be one of the best in the city. It has direct train connections to various cities in India. These cities include Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad and more. The city has two main terminals namely Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Mumbai Central, from where you can take outstation trains. However, much recently, they opened the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, which also connects to various parts of the country. There are mail trains and express trains that travel from the Mumbai city, including Mumbai Rajdhani, Duronto, Konkan Kanya Express and more. The excellent connectivity of Mumbai with other cities makes it easy to traverse.
By Road
Major national highways connect Mumbai to various parts of India. You can literally take a road trip to anywhere you want from Mumbai without any hassle. In fact, you can travel from any part of the country and reach Mumbai with its impeccable roadway connections. Not to mention how there are several buses run by the state and private owners that travel from the city regularly. Many travellers often opt for road trips as the roads leading up to Mumbai are beautiful. Travelling by buses is quite economical as well.
About Mumbai Airport
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, which was acknowledged as Sahar International Airport, is a prominent international airport that serves the Mumbai metropolis. It is deemed to be the second busiest airport in India, after Delhi, with respect to international passenger traffic and cargo traffic. Recently, the airport crossed London's Gatwick Airport to become the world's busiest airports to operate a single runway at a time. The airport is sprawled across 1,850 acres and takes care of about 950 aircraft movements in a day. The airport has been awarded various titles including, "Best Airport in India and Central Asia". Mumbai airport is also recognised as one of the three airports to implement Airport Collaborative Decision Making in India. A-CDM has been implemented to ensure that the efficiency in terms of takeoffs and landings, along with other necessary facilities.
About Mumbai Airport Terminals
Initially, the Mumbai Airport, also previously known as Sahar International Airport, had both the international and domestic terminals located in the same airport. With the introduction of T2, the terminals were divided into dedicated domestic and international airports, sharing the same runway and airport complex. The domestic airport, also called the Santacruz Airport, served flights to primarily operate domestic airlines and low-cost carriers. Meanwhile, the international airport focussed on international airlines and flights flying out of the city. However, much recently, all the domestic and international flight activities have been shifted to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Terminal 2 has many provisions, including multi-level parking for 5,000 cars, 192 check-in counters, 60 immigration counters for departure, 14 baggage carousels and 76 immigration booths for arrival. There are many numerous lounges, including the GVK lounge, which is a luxury lounge. There are lounges for Business class travellers and first-class passengers as well.
About airport authority
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is owned and served by MIAL (Mumbai International Airport Private Limited). MIAL is a consortium of GVK Industries Ltd., Bidvest, Airports Company South Africa and Airports Authority of India. While the consortium holds 74 per cent ownership, the other 26 per cent is owned by the Airports Authority of India. Ever since the MIAL venture has come into existence, the international airport has witnessed tremendous infrastructural growth. There are tremendous improvements in terms of the aesthetics, passenger convenience, design and refurbishing of the domestic terminals 1A&1B as well as the international terminals 2B & 2C. A new domestic terminal 1C has also been introduced in Terminal 2. MIAL has also undertaken projects to improve the taxiways, aprons and rehabilitation of both the runways.
Facilities at the Mumbai Airport
Child care centres: To make travelling with young ones easier and convenient, special child care rooms have been created at the Mumbai Airport. The room is reserved to cater to the needs of young kids ranging from changing diapers to feeding and many such necessities. It is well-sanitised and is well-maintained to ensure that the mother feels safe. Baby strollers have also been made available at the airport
Smoking zones: Enclosed smoking rooms have been arranged for at the Mumbai Airport. The smoking lounges are facilitated to ensure that the atmosphere of the airport is smoke-free. You can also purchase packets at the airport.
WiFi and Telecommunication Services: WiFi and telecommunication services are also available at the Mumbai Airport. There are free WiFis and Premium WiFis available. This way, you wouldn't have to compromise on your business and professional obligations. You can also find SIM card facilities at the airport for a temporary SIM if you have come for a short period of time.
Medical Centre: The Mumbai Airport is well-equipped with medical services to cater to emergencies. There are ICU ambulances and medical centres catering to medical emergencies 24/7. They are spread out in the airport's vicinity.
Luggage services, cloak room and baggage trolleys: Special storage services have been accommodated where you can keep your luggage and other items. Other luggage facilities include depositing of the baggage at the domestic terminal and receiving them at the international terminal. You can also find baggage trolleys outside the airport as well as in the terminal.
ATMs and Currency exchange: The airport also has provisions for foreign exchange. The airport also has ATMs and other money-related facilities to make travelling more convenient for passengers. The airport has a bevy of foreign exchange counters, ATMs and banks.
Valet parking and other parking facilities: Mumbai airport also has valet parking and other parking services. You can pay a nominal fee and keep your car at the airport's parking zone. You can also avail from their valet parking services.
Play zone, prayer and meditation rooms: If you are travelling with kids, you can actually take them to the play area that has been reserved for kids. They are safe and child-friendly. The airport also has special rooms for multi-faith prayer rooms as well as meditation halls. While you wait for your flight and are nervous, you can use this time to relax and calm your nerves.
Restaurants and cafes: The airport has a slew of restaurants and cafes that you can check out. From classic local establishments such as Shiv Sagar to globally recognised joints such as Burger King, McDonald's and KFC, you can find them at the airport. There are provisions for restaurants serving liquor as well.
Automated buggies: To make commute within the airport convenient, you can also take the buggy services. They will pick you up from the security check and drop you at the boarding area. The services are especially recommended for people with medical conditions and disabilities. The airport also has wheelchairs and other services to commute within the terminal.
Postal services: The Mumbai airport also has provision for postal services. Postal services are located at the exit of both the terminals of Mumbai airport. If you have any last-minute document that needs to be mailed, you wouldn't need to worry about it.
VIP lounge: The airport is also host to many VIP lounges and upscaled restaurants and food establishments. If you are a premium member at any of the airlines with airport lounge as one of the perks, you will be able to benefit the privileges of the VIP lounge as well as the services provided by them.
Top airlines flying from the Mumbai Airport
Mumbai airport is excellently connected to major domestic and international cities. Unsurprisingly, it is known to be the second busiest airport in the country due to its phenomenal ability to accommodate a slew of international and domestic airlines. In fact, the airport witnesses approximately 950 aircraft activities on a daily basis. Mumbai airport connects domestic cities such as Rajkot, Dehradun, Madurai, Lucknow, Kannur, Leh, Ranchi, Jabalpur and more. Thanks to the brilliant connectivity Mumbai has with other cities in the country, it doesn't require any connecting flights too. In fact, the Mumbai airport has a majority of airlines operating from the city. Airlines such as Alliance Air, Air India, Air India Express, GoAir, IndiGo, SpiceJet, TruJet and Vistara operate from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
The city also harbours a plethora of international cities and flights. The international airlines operating from Mumbai airport are quite similar to the ones that operate from the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. International airlines such as Air Asia, Air Arabia, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air Mauritius, Air Seychelles, Air Tanzania, Bangkok Airways, Bhutan Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Delta Air Lines, EgyptAir, Etihad Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airways, flydubai, Gulf Air, IranAir, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Malindo Air, Nepal Airlines, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, RwandAir, Singapore Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Swiss, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Uzbekistan Airways, operate from Mumbai airport. Thanks to the immaculate connectivity, the city sees a lot of crowd flocking over from various other cities and towns to take international flights.
How to reach the Mumbai Airport
The domestic and the international airport of Mumbai have separate gateways to enter. While the domestic airport, Terminal 1, also known as Santacruz Airport, is located in Santacruz, the international airport, T2, is located in Andheri. To reach Mumbai airport, it is imperative that you know which terminal you need to catch your flight from. Depending on the same, you can travel to the airport.
By Rail
To reach Mumbai airport Terminal 1, the closest railway station is Ville Parle railway station which falls on the Western and Harbour Line of the Mumbai railway network. Meanwhile, to reach the international Mumbai airport, Terminal 2, you should get down at the Andheri station lying on the Mumbai railway network. From here, you can take a rickshaw and reach the city. Mumbai's metro line is perfectly connected with Airport Road and Marol Naka stations while T1 is close to the Western Express Highway station. Both the terminals are very close to the Mumbai Metro. The city is currently expanding the Mumbai metro line further by adding more lines to connect to the airport. An underground network from Cuffe Parade to SEEPZ is in the works which have one stop at the Santacruz airport and the other close to the GVK SkyCity terminal.