What's The Weather Like In Rome In November?
November is a great time to visit Rome, Italy. The weather is mild and the city sees an average of seven hours of sunshine a day. This gives you plenty of time to explore this fascinating city. But bring a jacket and warmer clothes for the chillier evenings.
Is the Sea Near Rome Cold In November?
The average sea temperature is 19°C which is 'refreshing' to swim in, but many still do!
Is Rome Cold In November?
The average daily temperature is 13°C which is made up of highs of 18°C and lows of 8°C.
Does It Rain In Rome In November?
With an average of 130mm of rainfall over 15 days, there is a good chance you'll experience a shower or two during your holiday.
Rome Hotels in November
Residenza Cellini
When it comes to simple yet elegant accommodation in Rome, it's tough to beat Residenza Cellini. Situated in the heart of the city, this Hotel is made up of double rooms and junior suites, each of which comes with free WiFi access, mini bar, safe and Jacuzzi bath or hydro-jet shower.
Onsite facilities and services include buffet breakfast, 24-hour reception, concierge, room service, parking and guided tours.
iQ Hotel
For something more modern, check out the iQ Hotel. This four-star hotel is opposite the Opera House and just a short walk from the Basilica of Santa Maria. You'll find loads of services and facilities available onsite, including free WiFi access, vending machines, breakfast buffet, bar, gym, sauna, garage and business centre.
Accommodation is available in the form of 88 rooms, each of white comes with a flat screen satellite TV and mini fridge.
Hotel Lunetta
Families and couples looking for luxury accommodation in Rome should consider staying at Hotel Lunetta. This four-star hotel is found in the centre of the city and provides guests with classic rooms, superior rooms, deluxe rooms, junior suites and suites, so there's something for everyone to enjoy.
There are plenty of services and amenities to enjoy, including spa, buffet breakfast, bar, private transfers, free WiFi access, 24-hour concierge, car rental, babysitting and currency exchange.
Cuscino & Cappuccino
Just 200 metres away from Piazza San Pietro, Cuscino & Cappuccino is ideal for travellers on a budget holiday in Rome. This affordable bed and breakfast is located inside an elegant 12th century building and provides guests with three large rooms, each of which comes with private bathroom, air conditioning and satellite TV.
There is a handful of services and facilities available onsite, including breakfast and common room, with loads of bars, restaurants and shops in the immediate area.
Navona Colors
If you're searching for a boutique hotel in Rome, take a look at Navona Colors. This three-star hotel is situated in the heart of ancient Rome and provides guests with access to 24-hour reception, air conditioning, breakfast room, free WiFi access and concierge.
Accommodation is available in the form of double and twin rooms, all of which come with coffee making facilities, flat screen TV and soundproofing.
Bars and Restaurants
Baguetteria del Fico
If you're looking for somewhere to have lunch, pop into Baguetteria del Fico. As well as baguettes, as the name suggests, this restaurant also serves varied meat platters, bruschetta and mixed cheeses which are perfect for a light yet indulgent lunch. To accompany the food there is a huge selection of beers available, with more than 150 different varieties.
Dalla Padella alla Brace
Dalla Padella alla Brace serves fantastic, high quality Italian dishes along side excellent service. The mushroom gnocchi here is superb and well worth ordering. Most pasta dishes are served in the pan they were cooked in, great for lapping up the remaining sauce with delicious Italian bread!
Tropical Ice Gelateria
After your lunch, head to Tropical Ice Gelateria for a tub of gelato for dessert. One of the best ice cream parlours in Rome, Tropical Ice Gelateria serves homemade gelato topped with fresh and locally-sourced ingredients which make it truly remarkable.
Some of the most popular toppings include dark chocolate, pistachio and Nutella and the prices are remarkably affordable.
Freni e Frizioni
Freni e Frizioni is a trendy café-bar which used to be a former garage. This establishment is popular with young locals who flock here on an early evening to enjoy the exciting cocktails and local wines.
To complement the drinks, the bar puts on a great buffet with freshly baked bread, pasta, salads and plenty of other treats to which people can help themselves.
Things to do in Rome in November
Palatine Hill
Palatine Hill is a wonderful place to explore and is bursting with ancient Roman history. Once at the top, the views are incredible and the gardens filled with orange, lemon and lime trees give off a zesty fragrance to enjoy in the late summer sunshine. Discover the ancient race course, mosaics, hippodrome and museum.
Time Elevator
Learn more about the history of Rome by visiting the amazing Time Elevator. This 5D experience incorporates moving platforms, motion simulator, visual and sound effects and is of great entertainment to the whole family. Chose from The History of Rome, dinosaurs and the prehistoric world, or for the brave, try the haunted manor house!
The Spanish Steps
The Spanish Steps is another fantastic place to visit. Here you can either sit with a coffee or snack and watch the world go by, or climb the 138 steps to the top for an lovely view of the fountain in the Piazza di Spagna.
Capitoline Museum
Whether you're an art lover or not, the Capitoline Museum is a wonderful place to visit during your holiday in Rome. This museum boasts a great number of statues, mosaics, frescoes, bronze items and interesting videos which tell you all about the history of the building and Rome in general.
Either browse freely through the exhibits and displays, or rent an iPad guided tour to learn even more about the impressive collections.
