Flights from Delhi to Rome from INR58,572

Book New Delhi to Rome flights and uncover Italy’s historic capital

Rome moves to a timeless rhythm that captivates every guest. It’s a city defined by epic history, iconic architecture, and a bold energy that brings the ancient world to life. While you’ll recognise New Delhi's vibrant street life, deep historical roots, and layered heritage in these cobblestone alleys, the Italian capital brings a distinct Mediterranean charm to its open piazzas and vast ruins. From the massive Colosseum to the spectacular Vatican Museums, this city lives for grand statements. Book New Delhi to Rome flights to explore a place where historic art, breathtaking monuments, and an authentic food scene thrive. It’s an incredible luxury destination that captures your heart.

As the national airline of the UAE, Etihad provides a comfortable and rewarding luxury travel experience shaped by attentive service, thoughtful amenities, and effortless transitions throughout your journey. Moving smoothly from priority check-in desks to relaxing moments high in the air, every step is designed to make your travel completely stress-free. When you book flights with us, you will fly in unmatched luxury from the moment you step on board, enjoying our premium cabins built specifically for total privacy and personal space. Every single detail focuses on making you feel genuinely cared for, delivering trusted five-star service every time you take to the skies.

What are the schedules of Etihad’s New Delhi (DEL) to Rome (FCO) flights?

• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Rome is 11 hours and 55 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• First flight: The earliest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Rome will depart in the morning, at around 04:35, depending on the schedule.
• Last flight: The latest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Rome will depart in the evening, at around 22:05, depending on the schedule.
• Flights per week: We operate four daily one-stop flights on our New Delhi to Rome route.
• Return flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Rome to New Delhi departs in the morning.
• Flight distance: The average air distance between New Delhi and Rome is 3,693 miles (or 5,944km).
• Aircraft: You may experience both the Airbus A321LR and Boeing 787 on your one-stop trip from New Delhi to Rome, changing aircraft during your stopover in Abu Dhabi depending on the schedule. Step onto the state-of-the-art A321LR, where Etihad brings wide-body luxury to a single-aisle layout for an exceptional flight across every class. Feel at home in First Class featuring sliding privacy doors, rest in Business with lie-flat seats and curated dining, or ease into spacious Economy seats designed with ergonomic comfort in mind.

*Book flights with us through etihad.com, where you can see the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures. Make sure you check our website as these details are subject to change.  

Book New Delhi to Rome flights and avail our Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme

Turn your trip into two holidays by getting up to two complimentary hotel nights in the UAE capital. Book your New Delhi to Rome flights and add a taste of Arabian luxury to your journey with our Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme.

• Reserve your Abu Dhabi stopover: Adding a hotel stay takes seconds when you finalise your flights on com. Pick your preferred dates, select an upscale room alongside your plane seats, and complete your purchase. We will deliver your voucher straight to your email. Hand this voucher over when you check in.
• Stopover Pass: Maximise your savings across the UAE capital by picking up our Abu Dhabi Stopover Pass. You receive an active 10GB mobile data pack immediately, discounts up to 15% across Yas Island theme parks, and reduced entry into world-class heritage spots. Discover five-star Arabian luxury on your journey without overspending.

What are the visa requirements for Rome?

Indian citizens flying to Italy need a valid Schengen visa ready before stepping on board. Submit your documents early so you're totally focused on planning your Italian luxury escape.

• Visa validity: Indian passport holders carrying a short-stay Schengen visa can explore Italy and surrounding European member states for 90 days across any rolling 180-day timeframe.
• Schengen visa essentials: Provide an undamaged valid passport, recent passport-sized photos, current company employment records, confirmed airline tickets, full medical cover, and recent bank statements demonstrating sufficient funds.

Which activities shouldn’t be missed in Rome?

Italy's famous capital mixes ancient history with incredible pasta, stunning piazzas, and undeniable luxury. Add these spectacular activities to your Rome itinerary:

• Explore the Colosseum and Roman Forum: Wander through the political and economic centre of the ancient empire to see soaring stone ruins, vast trade markets, and the legendary arena floor. This complex brings the grandeur of the Roman era into full focus.
• Discover the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel: Walk past a remarkable collection of historical art to view brilliant frescoes, intricate sculptures, and the spectacular painted ceiling above the altar. This experience gives you a fantastic glimpse into immense power and wealth.
• Ascend St. Peter’s Basilica: Walk up the steps to the roof of the largest church in the world to see a sweeping view of the city, the beautiful piazza below, and the manicured gardens. This masterpiece reveals absolutely stunning Renaissance architecture.
• Roam the Centro Storico: Walk the quiet alleys of the historic centre before the crowds arrive to see the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and the famous Spanish Steps. This route gives you the most brilliant and atmospheric view of the city.

Currency, language, and weather information

• Currency: Italy uses the Euro (EUR), the common currency across much of the European Union. You can exchange money at airports or withdraw cash easily from ATMs throughout the city.
• Language: Italian is the official language in Rome, but people often speak English in tourist hotspots.
• Weather information: Rome is a great place to visit any time of year because of its mild Mediterranean climate. Summer (June to September) offers warm and dry weather, which is perfect for exploring outdoors. Spring (March to May) and autumn (October to November) provide cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, making these seasons ideal for sightseeing. Winter (December and January) brings the coldest and wettest months, though they remain milder than much of the country.

How can I maximise my budget for my Rome trip?

Follow these tips after booking your flights from New Delhi to stretch your travel budget across Italy:

• Track seasonal offers: We provide special flight deals throughout the year. Sign up for alerts or check com regularly to grab discounted fares, earn Etihad Guest Miles, and secure complimentary perks.
• Purchase travel insurance: Get travel insurance to protect your trip. It is a lifesaver if you need medical help, and it shields you from huge, unexpected costs.
• Hunt for deals: Secure special rates on tours, hotels, and travel to stretch your budget. Looking for discounts everywhere is a great way to get more for your money in Rome.

What are the origin and destination airports in New Delhi and Rome?

Navigate the terminals with total confidence when you know exactly where to go before leaving home. Read through these quick facts about the airports in New Delhi and Rome:

• Origin airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport operates as the primary international aviation hub for India, serving millions of travellers every year across its massive terminals. Guests can take direct metro corridors from central New Delhi straight to the gates. The departure areas feature sprawling duty-free shopping zones, private retreat spaces, and a varied line-up of casual and fine dining options to try before you step on board. The IATA airport code for Indira Gandhi International Airport is DEL.
• Destination airport: Millions of guests pass through Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport every year, making it the busiest aviation centre in Italy. Guests who book flights to Rome land directly into a modern space designed for a smooth journey. The terminals offer helpful services alongside plenty of places to eat, shop, or unwind after a flight. Industry leaders frequently recognise the facility for its strong service and sustainability efforts. Located at 00054 Fiumicino in Rome, Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport IATA airport code is FCO.