Ryanair announces new route from major UK airport to gorgeous European city | UK | News

Ryanair will offer a new way to an Italian city that British holidaymakers from a large England airport love. The budget airline will start a flight between Birmingham Airport and Rome Ciampino on Sunday, October 26th.

Flights between Birmingham and airport at the foot of the city will operate on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Rome Ciampino Airport is the secondary international airport of the Italian capital behind Rome’s main international flight center Leonardo Da Vinci – Fiumicino Airport.

Rome, which is called “Eternal City” by former Romans, is home to striking architecture and ruins of one of the world’s great cultural capitals.

These include celebrities, Roma Colosseum and Pantheon, a former temple, both in the center of the city.

Rome is also surrounding the Vatican city, a microstate and center of the Catholic Church, where the Pope lives.

It has its own striking architecture, including St. Peter Basilica with an iconic dome designed by Michelangelo.

And even though the summer is over, the next month’s conditions in Rome continue to be perfect for a holidaymakers.

According to Thomas Cook, the average temperature in the city in October is “around 19 ° C, decreasing to 15 ° C towards the end of the month.

“There is eight hours of sunlight a day, there is enough time to shop in this city center and enjoy the afternoon and enjoy the exploration,” The firm continues on the website: “On average, it will rain with a rainfall of approximately 94 mm of 12 days of the month.”

Meanwhile, this winter will perform four flights a week between Ryanir, Stansted and Murcia, the Spanish city.

In addition, Trapani in Italy on two flights a week and three Lebeck and Münster per week in Germany, Travel gossip.

Soutwestern also offers a service between London Luton and Wroclaw in Poland.