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Flights to Paris from Rome

Flying from Rome to Paris is the quickest way to cover the roughly 1,100 km between these two captivating cities. The flight lasts on average 2 hours, allowing you to reach the French capital in comfort and without long waits.

Rome–Paris flight information

Essential details for your upcoming trip.

Flights Rome to Paris

If you’re planning to travel from Rome to Paris, we’ve got you covered!

With us, you can fly from the Eternal City to the City of Light in just 2 hours. It’s a quick and convenient way to make the most of your time in Paris. Plus, we operate several flights a day to give you maximum flexibility and help you find the perfect schedule.

We depart from Rome–Fiumicino Airport (FCO), ensuring a smooth, stress-free travel experience. On board you’ll find everything you need for a pleasant journey: comfortable seats, snack and drink service, and WiFi to stay connected.

If you want extra space and comfort, opt for our Space seats, designed to give you greater flexibility and comfort during the flight.

Upon arrival at Paris-Orly (ORY) or Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), you’ll be just moments from iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and the Champs-Élysées. Whether you’re travelling for culture, cuisine or simply to soak up the Parisian atmosphere, the French capital always has something special to offer.

So, what are you waiting for? With Vueling, we’ll get you to Paris quickly, comfortably and your way. Book your flight and start dreaming of all you’ll experience in magical Paris!

How to reach Rome–Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

Reaching Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO) in Rome is straightforward, with several transport options from the main parts of the city.

By train

The quickest way to reach the airport is the Leonardo Express, a direct train linking Termini Station and Fiumicino in about 32 minutes non-stop. Services run from 05:20 until 23:30, every 15–30 minutes.

Alternatively, regional FL1 trains connect the airport with Roma Tiburtina, Ostiense and Trastevere, ideal if you’re coming from other areas.

By bus

Several coach companies run services between central Rome and the airport, departing from Termini, Piazza Cavour and Tiburtina. Options include:

• Terravision: connects Termini to Fiumicino in around 55 minutes.
• SIT Bus Shuttle: stops at the Vatican, Termini and Circonvallazione Aurelia.
• Cotral and TAM Bus: departures from various city locations.

Buses are an economical choice but can be affected by traffic, especially in peak hours.

By taxi or private car hire

Rome’s official white taxis, bearing the city crest, charge a fixed fare of €50 between the city and the airport. For a more personalised option, you can book a private hire vehicle in advance.

By private car

If you’re driving yourself, Fiumicino offers short- and long-stay parking near the terminals. You can book in advance for favourable rates, and valet parking is also available.

How to get around Paris by public transport: complete guide

Paris is exceptionally well connected, and using public transport is the fastest, most efficient way to explore every corner of the capital. Operated by the RATP, the network offers metro, buses, trams and RER trains, ideal for travelling comfortably between major neighbourhoods, landmarks and attractions.

Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of public transport in Paris.

How to pay for public transport in Paris

While you can buy single tickets from machines or ticket offices, there are more convenient, cost-effective alternatives for stress-free travel.

• Ticket t+: Perfect for occasional journeys, valid on metro, buses, trams and certain RER lines within the city. Available at machines, ticket offices or via the official RATP app.
• Paris Navigo Easy: A rechargeable card that replaces paper tickets, simplifying travel. It costs €2 and can be topped up with t+ tickets or other passes.
• Navigo Découverte or Paris Visite: If you plan to stay several days and use public transport frequently, these passes offer unlimited travel on metro, buses, trams and RER for a set period.
• Contactless payments: To avoid paper tickets, tap your contactless bank card or NFC-enabled smartphone at barriers and validators.

Validating your ticket

• Metro and RER: You must validate your ticket or pass on entry and exit at stations.
• Buses and trams: Validate when you board.

Inspections are frequent, so always carry a valid ticket to avoid fines.