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Lowest fare from Naples to Rome on 13 Apr - SAR
SAR 387
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1270
15:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
01 h
16:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 556
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1264
10:55
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
55 m
11:50
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 1,390
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1268
06:35
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
50 m
07:25
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 1,530
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1288
12:40
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
01 h 25 m
14:05
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
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ITA Airways AZ | 2071
15:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
01 h 10 m
16:10
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 1,617
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1288
12:40
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
01 h 25 m
14:05
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
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ITA Airways AZ | 2059
16:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
01 h 10 m
17:10
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 1,691
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1296
14:30
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
01 h 25 m
15:55
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
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ITA Airways AZ | 2097
18:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
01 h 10 m
19:10
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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SAR 1,725
Naples to Rome - Fiumicino Apt , 13 Apr
ITA Airways AZ | 1282
18:40
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Naples, Italy
01 h 20 m
20:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
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ITA Airways AZ | 2125
21:00
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Milan-Linate Airport, Italy
01 h 10 m
22:10
Mon, 13 Apr 26
Terminal T1
Rome - Fiumicino Apt, Italy
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About Naples (NAP)
Located midway between the sleeping volcano, Vesuvius and a separate volcanic area, the Campi Flegrei, Naples is the capital city of the Campania region and the Province of Naples. It is second most populated city in Italy and one of the largest in Europe. It is one of the oldest constantly-inhabited cities in the world. Also known as the Crown Jewel of Southwest Florida, it is a place offering world class shopping, dining, golfing, beaches and outdoor activities. Naples is one of the biggest historical city centre in the world including 448 historical and monumental churches, the highest in number for a city in the entire world. The iconic sight of the Gulf of Naples is one of the most powerful symbolic images of Italy. The historic city centre of Naples is the largest in Europe and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Naples is served by Naples Airport also known as Capodichino Airport along with train, boat, car and bus services. Naples is always associated with art and architecture and is also known for its theaters. It has some of the world's best opera and theater houses which are sometimes known as an Open-Air Museum. The city offers exquisite sunsets along with white and sand beaches which are one of the most amazing in the entire world. It is just a step away from the island seclusion. The Palace of Caserta and the roman ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum are some of the sites offering great historical and cultural significance. Naples is world famous for its cuisine and wine which has been inhabited from the numerous cultures over the course of history. Naples is associated as the home of Pizza and Spaghetti. Football and Golf is one of the most popular sports in Naples. It has vibrant markets and some small shops that sell everything at much lower prices from rest of the Europe. Come and explore this beautiful city with MakeMyTrip.com offering instant bookings and multiple payment options. The website made it really easy to book online a host of travel services such as Hotel deals, Flight deals and Holiday Packages. You can book cheap air tickets along with some of the finest hotels from all destinations of the world making your trip problem free.
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About Rome (ROM)
Rome is the capital city of Italy and of Lazio as well. It is also the country's largest and the most populated city in the European Union in terms of population within city limits. Rome is located in the main central-western portion of Italian Peninsula, on the Tiber midst Lazio region of Italy. The city is referred to as “The Eternal City”, a belief signified by famous ancient Roman poets and writers. Rome is the national capital city of Italy. It is the main seat of the Italian Government and the official residences of the President of the Italian Republic and the Italian Prime Minister. The city experiences a Mediterranean climate with mild, humid winters and warm and dry summers. Rome is renowned for its statues, which are magnificent and display architecture that is subtle patterned at the hands of an ingenuous artists. Being the capital city of Italy, it hosts all the major institutions of the nation such as the Presidency of the Republic, the government, the Parliament, the main judicial Courts, and the diplomatic representatives of all the countries for the states of Italy and the Vatican City. Rome today is famous for its magnificent tourist destinations of the world, due to the innumerable infinity of its archaeological and aesthetic treasures, as well as for the beauty of its exclusive traditions, the charm of its breathtaking views, and the grandeur of its elevated “villas”(parks). The city is a major and the most famous archaeological hub. Rome is one of the world's main centres of archaeological research. Here, some of the famous cultural and research institutes are located such as the American Academy and The Swedish Institute. MakeMyTrip.com is a leading online travel portal where you can do online air ticket booking which will save your time and money as well. You can get detailed information about the city, major attractions and transportation services. Here, one can get profitable deals from which you can choose the best offer as per your decided budget. So, pack your important stuff and get ready to enjoy a wonderful trip with family and friends.
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About Etihad Airways
Etihad Airways has come a long way in a small time and is now the flag carrier and the second-largest airline of the United Arab Emirates. It was established by the Royal (Emiri) Decree in July 2003 and wholly owned by the Government of Abu Dhabi with a mandate to operate safely, commercially and profitably. The airline offers its guests a network of over 110 passenger and cargo destinations across six continents, with a young and environmental friendly fleet of more than 120 aircrafts. Etihad is also one of five key business divisions of the Etihad Aviation Group (EAG). The diversified global aviation and travel group also includes the Etihad Airways Engineering, Etihad Airport Services, the Hala Group and Airline Equity Partners. Etihad's guests are at the heart of everything it does and its vision is to be the best airline in the world, connecting Abu Dhabi to the rest of the globe. The airline seeks to reflect its values of Arabian hospitality and warmth as well as enhance the reputation of Abu Dhabi as a world-class business and leisure destination.
