What to Pack for Rome – Season by Season 2025 Edition

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ROME – Planning a trip to the Eternal City? Here’s what you should pack for every season in Rome — from sunny piazzas to sudden showers.

🌸 SPRING (MARCH – MAY)

Mild weather, perfect for sightseeing, with temperatures ranging between 15–20°C (59–68°F).
Expect blooming gardens, outdoor cafés, and ideal walking conditions.

What to pack:

  • Light jacket or cardigan for layering

  • Comfortable walking shoes for long walks

  • Sunglasses and sunscreen for daytime

  • Small umbrella or raincoat for occasional showers

  • Light scarf for cool breezes

☀️ SUMMER (JUNE – AUGUST)

Hot and sunny, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F). Perfect for late dinners and ancient ruins under the sun — but be ready for the heat.

What to pack:

  • Breathable clothing (cotton or linen)

  • Hat and sunglasses for sun protection

  • High-SPF sunscreen for skin care

  • Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated

  • Sandals or lightweight sneakers

🍂 AUTUMN (SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER)

Pleasantly cool, with temperatures ranging between 20–25°C (68–77°F). The city is bathed in warm colors, with fewer crowds and charming light.

What to pack:

  • Layered clothing for changing temperatures

  • Light jacket or sweater for the evenings

  • Comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets

  • Small umbrella for sudden showers

  • Crossbody bag for essentials and hands-free exploring

❄️ WINTER (DECEMBER – FEBRUARY)

Generally mild but can be rainy, with temperatures between 10–15°C (50–59°F). Some days are crisp and sunny — perfect for museums and cozy trattorie.

What to pack:

  • Warm jacket for colder days

  • Waterproof shoes for wet pavement

  • Scarf and gloves for extra warmth

  • Compact umbrella for rain

  • Cozy sweater for indoor comfort


📌 Travel Tip: No matter the season, always pack your curiosity. Rome is a city best explored on foot — from the alleys of Trastevere to the grandeur of the Colosseum.

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