Rome in April
A great time to visit. The best months for Rome are April, May, September and October. In April, mild, a mix of layers and a light jacket works well; some rain is likely, a compact umbrella is worth packing.
Weather and what to pack
In April, Rome is typically mild, a mix of layers and a light jacket works well; some rain is likely, a compact umbrella is worth packing. Average temperatures sit around 14°C with about 72mm of rain across the month.
Things to do in Rome in April
Highlights from our guide.
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Rome in April: FAQ
Is April a good time to visit Rome?+
A great time to visit. Rome's best months are generally April, May, September and October.
What is the weather like in Rome in April?+
Expect average temperatures around 14°C. Rainfall averages about 72mm for the month. In short, mild, a mix of layers and a light jacket works well; some rain is likely, a compact umbrella is worth packing.
What should I pack for Rome in April?+
Based on the typical April weather: mild, a mix of layers and a light jacket works well; some rain is likely, a compact umbrella is worth packing.
What is there to do in Rome in April?+
Popular things to do include Colosseum + Roman Forum (timed ticket), Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel, Pantheon & Trevi Fountain walk and Trastevere food & wine crawl. There is a longer list below, or you can generate a full plan.