Head to head
Florence vs Rome
Rome is the cheaper flight of the two, Florence the warmer. Here is how they compare on price, weather and what there is to do — updated for 2026.
| Round trip from New York | $615 | $424 |
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| Summer temp | 30°C | 26°C |
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| View Florence | View Rome | |
Highlighted cells mark the cheapest fare and warmest summer. Ratings are editorial (1–10, shown as 5 dots).
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Florence vs Rome: common questions
- Is Florence or Rome cheaper to fly to?
- Rome is currently the cheaper of the two, with a New York round trip we found at $424 against $615. Fares move constantly, so check the low fare calendar for your dates.
- Which is warmer, Florence or Rome?
- Florence is warmer in summer, averaging around 30°C against 26°C.
- When is the best time to visit Florence and Rome?
- Florence: shoulder season tends to offer the best balance of weather and price. Rome: shoulder season tends to offer the best balance of weather and price.