What's The Weather Like in Rome In July?
July is the warmest time of the year to visit Rome, Italy, when the city enjoys hot weather and plenty of sunshine.
How Hot Is Rome In July?
During this month, the average temperature starts off at around 25°C and gradually increases to 27°C toward the end of the month, compared to August's temperature, which is roughly around the same at 27°C.
July Sunshine Hours in Rome
If you visit in July you can expect to enjoy 14 hours of sunshine each day and only 23mm of rainfall spread across five days.
How Warm Is The Sea In Rome In July?
With an average sea temperature of 25°C toward the coast, July is a great month to hit the beach during your holiday.
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Rome Hotels in July
Babuino 181
Located in an exclusive part of Rome, Babuino 181 is the ideal place to stay if you're looking for an upmarket city break. Here guests can choose from a wide variety of suites and rooms, ensuring something for all pockets, tastes and group sizes.
There are plenty of facilities available to enjoy, including rooftop terrace cafe, free WiFi access, 24-hour reception, airport shuttle, babysitting, laundry service and concierge.
Residenza Maritti
Built into an 18th century palace stood on top of Roman ruins, the Residenza Maritti is ideally located for visitors who want to see the best that Rome has to offer.
Guests are invited to take full advantage of the various services which include living room and kitchen on each floor, housekeeping, WiFi access, personalised itineraries, evening parties, Italian courses, garage and airport transfers.
There is a great selection of rooms to choose from, ensuring something for all budgets and group sizes.
Aurelia Residence
When it comes to friendly and intimate accommodation in Rome, you can't beat
Comprising of 25 apartments and studios, this hotel provides guests with a buffet breakfast, rooftop garden, concierge, air conditioning, WiFi access, housekeeping, room service and parking.
Bars and Restaurants
Cavour 313
Cavour 313 in Monti is one of the best places to go for a top quality glass of wine. This award-winning establishment offers a huge selection of wines, with a superb range of local options, as well as a few international favourites, too.
If you're feeling hungry, there is a menu available and the sharing platters come highly recommended.
Things to do in Rome in July
Tour
Travellers who prefer to be led by a guide should sign up for a private day tour with Stuart Harvey, an Englishman living in Rome. There are various itineraries you can follow, so you're bound to find the perfect tour to suit you and whoever you're travelling with.
Stuart Harvey is a fully qualified tour guide who will take you to places most tourists never get the chance to see, whilst telling you fascinating facts and information about the area.
The tours allow you to see all iconic sights such as the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, but also an underground tour of the city, which is a great way to escape the July heat!
Bring a picnic and enjoy it on one of the benches or grab a pair of oars and row across the lake. Whatever you do here, you're sure to feel refreshed and re-energised, ready to take on some more strenuous sightseeing.
Festa dei Noantri
Festa dei Noantri is celebrated during the last two weeks of July and is a wonderful thing to see. Centred on the Feast of Santa Maria del Carmine, this local festival sees the statue of Santa Maria decorated in finery before being moved from church to church, accompanied by bands and pilgrims.
