When it comes to a break in Italy the most commonly though of and visited city is none other than Rome itself. Situated only 24 kilometers away from the Tyrrhenian Sea, the exterior parts of the city reach almost all the way to the shoreline.

With the typical Mediterranean climate that most of the Italian cost offers, the year round visitation to this lush country is entirely possible although it is suggested that for the best possible weather that you visit between April and June as well as between September and October. While the city still remains almost fully functional, around August when the temperature in Rome climbs to 32 °C and over, by tradition many businesses will close up shop for the season and head out on their own vacation. Although this tradition is slowly in decline, it is not uncommon for a visitor to Rome to find a shop closed during the month of August.

Furthermore, the winter sees a low temperature of only about 13 °C which means that it is still warm enough to go out and have a great time doing almost anything on your itinerary. The Mediterranean climate just makes a break in Rome eve more enjoyable for anyone no matter where they are from. While here you can soak up the sun as well as the culture, art, monuments and several millennia of architectural influences on the way homes and buildings are now built around the world.