Private Jet from / to Rome

Charter a Private Jet to Rome

Rome is one of our most popular destinations next to Paris or London during spring and autumn. Whether you are coming for some sightseeing or shopping or for one of the over 13,500 restaurants. Rome can offer you a wide range of entertainment possibilities and is even more of a pleasurable experience when traveling by private jet.

What can you experience in Rome?

1. The Colosseum

The Colosseum, the gigantic amphitheatre that could hold 65,000 spectators in Roman times, is the number one attraction in Rome. In the arena of the Colosseum gladiators fought against each other or against wild animals. In the enormous ruins of the Colosseum, you can visit the stands, the arena and the underground areas of this largest amphitheatre of ancient Rome.

2. The Trevi Fountain

Perhaps the most famous fountain in the world, but certainly the most famous in Rome, is the “Fontana di Trevi”, the Trevi Fountain. This 18th century baroque fountain in the Piazza di Trevi depicts the sea god Neptune riding his chariot towards the sea. A visit to Rome is not complete without throwing a coin into the Trevi Fountain, because the person throwing the coin will “one day return to Rome”.

3. The Pantheon

One of the best preserved buildings of ancient Rome is the Pantheon. It is still not clear what purpose the building served at the time, but in 608 Emperor Hadrian donated the building to the Pope. Today’s church has a number of special tombs (painter Raphael and several Italian kings) as well as a strikingly large and also open dome (oculus).

4. St Peter’s Basilica

St Peter’s Basilica, officially the “Basilica di San Pietro”, is the spiritual centre of the Catholic Church and the residence of the Pope. The great basilica in the sovereign state of Vatican City is located in the eponymous St. Peter’s Square and was built on the site where Peter’s tomb is believed to be. In St Peter’s Basilica you will find masterpieces such as the baldachin by Bernini and ‘La Pieta’ by Michelangelo, but you can also visit the crypt with 148 papal state tombs.

5. The Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

In the past centuries, the popes have built up a huge art collection that includes Roman objects, religious relics and numerous paintings. In the Vatican Museums you can get an idea of these art treasures of the Catholic Church in 54 lavishly decorated halls. The highlight for many visitors is undoubtedly the Sistine Chapel. The chapel with wonderful paintings by Michelangelo is especially famous for the conclaves where a new pope is elected.

6. The Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna)

At the foot of the French church “Trinità dei Monti” are the 135 steps of the Spanish Steps. The Spanish Steps take you to Piazza di Spagna, where you will see Bernini’s fancy fountain in the square.

What are the best hotels in Rome?

1. Hassler Roma

The Hassler Roma, one of the city’s most famous hotels, welcomes you at the top of the Spanish Steps.  From the hotel’s restaurant and fitness centre, you can enjoy panoramic views over the rooftops of Rome.

2. Rocco Forte Hotel De La Ville

Sitting atop the Spanish Steps, Hotel de la Ville is a dynamic new hotel by renowned architect Tommaso Ziffer and designer Olga Polizzi. This 18th-century palazzo celebrates Rome’s rich tradition with a contemporary twist, while cosseting guests in 21st-century luxuries. Highlights include a world-class spa, with salt and steam rooms, and culinary experiences by chef Fulvio Pierangelini at Da Sistina bistro or the inner courtyard restaurant, Mosaico.

3. The St. Regis Rome

Rome’s first luxury hotel stays true to its cultural heritage, offering you luxurious accommodation in the historic centre of Rome. At the St. Regis Rome you stay just a few steps from Piazza della Repubblica and a short walk from Via Veneto.

4. Rocco Forte Hotel De Russie

Overlooking Piazza del Popolo, 50 metres away, Hotel De Russie is located on Via Del Babuino. It offers a peaceful garden, a gourmet restaurant and spacious, elegant rooms.

Why book your private jet with FirstJets?

FirstJets uses it long experience in organizing private jet travel for VVIPs and corporates to offer you street wide the best service. While flying to Rome commercial can be stressful arriving in the comfort of your private jet you skip the main terminal and arrive relaxed and quick at the General Aviation Terminal.

What is the best airport to travel to and from Rome?

Your FirstJets flight specialist team is here to assist you with finding the best airport in Rome for your needs. Our team recommends Leonardo da Vinci International Airport or Ciampino in the south east of the city center for travel to and from Rome.

Charter your private jet to Rome with FirstJets today. Reach out via the booking form or via email bookings@13.53.135.71 – or easily via the WhatsApp button on the right side.