Lazio Holidays

Lazio is located in central Italy and borders the Tyrrhenian Sea, and has been attracting visitors for centuries. During the days of the Grand Tour it was referred to by its Roman name, Latium, and its small scenic villages featured on the itineraries of upper-class European men from the 17th to the 19th centuries. Nowadays though, visitors flock to Rome – the region and country's capital, where Italy's history is at its best.

Destinations in Lazio

Rome

Rome – the Eternal City – is often said to be the world’s greatest open-air museum, boasting hundreds of historic sights around every corner and in every square.

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Lazio Multi Centre Holidays

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Rome and Sorrento

11 day suggested trip

At a glance

Immerse yourself in the history of Pompeii
Island hop or explore the spectacular Amalfi Coast
Visit the top sights of Rome, the Eternal City

From £1065 per person

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Rome and Amalfi Coast

11 day suggested trip

At a glance

Experience the Amalfi Coast from land and sea
Explore the eerie remains of Pompeii and Herculaneum
See the epic sights of ancient Rome and the Vatican City
Stay in one of the beguiling little towns that cling to the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast

From £1149 per person

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Handpicked hotels in Lazio

Discover the real Lazio while staying in one of our carefully selected hotels

Starhotels Metropole

Italian Cities, Rome

Located in the heart of Rome, just minutes from Roma Termini station
A 20 minute walk from major historic sites, including the Colosseum

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Sina Bernini Bristol

Italian Cities, Rome

Central location in Piazza Barberini
Rooftop terrace with spectacular views over Rome

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Hotel Forum

Italian Cities, Rome

Close to the Colosseum with views over the Forum
A former Dominican monastery dating back to the 18th century

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Baglioni Hotel Regina

Italian Cities, Rome

Situated on Via Veneto near Rome's key attractions
Stylish guest rooms and excellent hospitality

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Donna Camilla Savelli

Italian Cities, Rome

A former 17th century restored convent
Located in the charming area of Trastevere and a short stroll from shops, bars and restaurants

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Hotel Amalfi

Italian Cities, Rome

Convenient location in Rome
A short walk from the Colosseum

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Flight Information

The majority of international flights arrive into Rome Fiumicino airport (FCO), which is approximately 45 minutes from the centre of Rome. Direct flights to Fiumicino are available from Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jersey, Leeds, London City, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Luton, London Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle and take approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Direct flights to Rome Ciampino airport (CIA), which is approximately 30 minutes from the centre of Rome, depart from London Stansted, Edinburgh, Manchester, East Midlands and Glasgow and take approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Visa Information

At the current time, British citizens do not require a visa to visit Italy.

Tipping

You don’t have to leave a tip in Italy – most Italians don’t tip for restaurant meals, bar drinks, taxi rides or hair and beauty treatments. However if you do leave a tip, you might receive quicker service.

Introduction to languages

Lazio Specialities Much more than just Rome, the fertile soil in the hills of this region create the perfect growing conditions for all types of vegetables, which when cooked with liberal amounts of olive oil and garlic provide a tasty addition to the varied pasta dishes on offer. Some well-known varieties include the fiery arrabbiata, made from a tomato sauce with plenty of chilli, and the infamous spaghetti carbonara.

Lazio Specialities Rome is the birthplace of porchetta and all throughout the city you will see the familiar sight of white vans selling tasty grilled pork that can be eaten alone, or more commonly used as a filling for the salt bread pizza bianca.

Lazio Specialities Those who enjoy a glass or two of wine won’t leave disappointed, with 25 DOC labelled varieties created in Lazio. Predominantly a white wine-producing region, particularly well-known labels include the dry Frascati and Castelli Romani.

Lazio Holidays

Lazio Multi Centre Holidays

Rome and Sorrento

Rome and Amalfi Coast

Starhotels Metropole

Sina Bernini Bristol

Hotel Forum

Baglioni Hotel Regina

Donna Camilla Savelli

Hotel Amalfi

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