Prices in Rome
Although Rome isn’t as expensive as London, Amsterdam or Edinburgh, it isn't a cheap city either. Find out how to save as much as possible while visiting Rome.
Examples of daily costs:
The following list shows the prices of a few products and services so that you can get an idea of the prices in Rome and can plan accordingly.
Food and drink
- Coffee: € 1 (US$ 1.10) at the bar, or € 3 (US$ 3.20) if you have it on a terrace
- Beer: € 2 (US$ 2.10)-€ 4 (US$ 4.30), depending on the area
- Panini: € 3 (US$ 3.20)-€ 4 (US$ 4.30)
- Slice of pizza: between € 2 (US$ 2.10) and € 4 (US$ 4.30)
Transport
- One-way ticket (valid for 75 minutes): € 1.50 (US$ 1.60)
- Day pass, valid for a whole day: € 7 (US$ 7.40)
- Taxi ride from Termini station to any neighborhood of the city: between € 10 (US$ 10.60) and € 20 (US$ 21.20)
- Taxi from Fiumicino Airport: € 48 (US$ 51)
Accommodation
- Double occupancy room in budget hotels: from € 55 (US$ 58.50)
- Mid-range centrally located hotels: from € 120 (US$ 127.70)
- Luxury hotels: from € 200 (US$ 212.80)
Admission tickets
- Entrance to the Colosseum: € 16 (US$ 17)
- Entrance to the Capitoline Museums: € 16 (US$ 17)