Vacation Rentals in Rome

Our favourite things to do in Rome

While there are some obvious classics such as the Colosseum and Vatican, it’s truly one of Europe’s greatest cities and you don’t want to miss out on some of the other, lesser-known activities.

Visit the Colosseum For Rome, there is no greater icon and landmark than the Colosseum. Sometimes, iconic buildings can feel underwhelming given the hype they receive, but the Colosseum truly delivers. This is the largest ancient amphitheatre ever built and, despite its age and crumbling facade, it remains the largest standing amphitheatre in the world.

Why choose Plum Guide as an alternative to Airbnb in Rome?

At Plum Guide, we don’t just list homes. We scrutinise them. Our team of local experts vet every home available in Rome, only accepting the top 3% and rejecting those that don’t meet our stringent standards. Why? To save you from a disappointing stay in Rome.

We have an in-house care team - efficient and empowered home experts, whose sole task is to make your stay in Rome exceptional.

A guide to Rome weather

First time visiting the Eternal City? We've got you covered with a handy list of average temperatures to help you decide the best time to visit and, more importantly, what to pack. Whether you're wandering through Trastevere in the summer or exploring the Vatican Museums in winter, knowing what to expect will ensure you're prepared for every adventure Rome has to offer.

JANUARY High 12°C/54°F Low 3°C/37°F

FEBRUARY High 13°C/55°F Low 3°C/37°F

MARCH High 15°C/59°F Low 6°C/43°F

APRIL High 18°C/64°F Low 8°C/46°F

MAY High 23°C/73°F Low 12°C/54°F

JUNE High 27°C/81°F Low 16°C/61°F