What are the top things to do in Rome in January?

No matter which time of the year you choose to visit Rome, visiting the Colosseum and Vatican museums are a must. This apart, January makes for a great time to walk around Trastevere and sign up for a Roman food cooking class!

What is the temperature in Rome in January?

The temperature in Rome in January sees highs of 12°C and lows of 3° C. Rome in January is mildly cold however, chances of sleet, snow and hail showers are low.

What are the best day trips to take from Rome in January?

You can choose to visit the Amalfi coast for a relaxing beach trip or visit Pompeii for a trip down the history lane. Read on to know more about the best day trips from Rome in January.

Are any famous attractions closed in Rome in January?

The Vatican Museums (including the Sistine Chapel) and most museums and archeological sites (including the Colosseum) are closed on January 1. Here is a list of other popular sites closed on January 1 - Capitoline Museums, Trajan's Market, Ara Pacis, Palazzo Braschi and Museo Barroco.

What is an ideal itinerary for visiting Rome in January?

Depending on the number of days you’d like to visit Rome, check out our tailor made itineraries for visiting Rome in January.

Is January a good time to visit Rome?

Yes! January is mostly chilly in Rome and hence does not attract a lot of tourists. There are lesser people in queues at several tourist spots. Even if the weather is not viable to go out, there are many things to do indoors in Rome.