Time Now in Rome, Italy 🇮🇹
Lat/Long: 41.9° N, 12.5° E
Elevation: 20 m above sea level
Population rank: Largest city in Italy
Region: Lazio
IANA Timezone: Europe/Rome
Solar time: clocks run about 1h 10m ahead of the sun
Timezone: CET
Daylight Saving Time: Yes ✅ (Abbreviation: CEST) (When does Daylight Savings Time end?)
Standard Timezone Abbreviations used in Italy: CET
Daylight Saving Timezone Abbreviations used in Italy: CEST
Rome sits in the Europe/Rome time zone, UTC+01:00. Daylight saving time is in effect right now, so the city is an hour ahead of its standard offset. There are around 15 hours of daylight today, on the longer side of the year. This is the kind of seasonal swing that defines the temperate mid-latitudes. At about 20 m, Rome is practically at sea level. Rome is fairly isolated: even Paris lies some 1106 km off. Rome ranks among the biggest cities in Italy, so its local time is a common point of coordination.
The sun rises over Rome at 05:56 and sets at 20:36, giving 14h 40m of daylight today.
Time & Daylight in Rome
Daylight Hours in Rome
Rome gets 14h 40m of daylight today. Sunrise in Rome is at 05:56 and sunset in Rome is at 20:36.
Daylight ranges from about 9h 07m near the December solstice to 15h 13m near the June solstice.
Time Difference Between Rome and Major Cities
Live local time and the difference from Rome right now.
Other Cities in Italy with Local Time
Cities Sharing Rome's Time Zone (UTC+01:00)
These major cities are at the same UTC offset as Rome.
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Prayer Times in Rome
| Date | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, 24 Jul ● | 03:52 | 05:55 | 13:16 | 17:15 | 20:37 | 22:07 |
| Sat, 25 Jul | 03:53 | 05:56 | 13:16 | 17:15 | 20:36 | 22:06 |
| Sun, 26 Jul | 03:55 | 05:57 | 13:16 | 17:14 | 20:35 | 22:05 |
| Mon, 27 Jul | 03:56 | 05:58 | 13:16 | 17:14 | 20:34 | 22:04 |
| Tue, 28 Jul | 03:58 | 05:59 | 13:16 | 17:14 | 20:33 | 22:03 |
| Wed, 29 Jul | 04:00 | 06:00 | 13:16 | 17:14 | 20:32 | 22:02 |
| Thu, 30 Jul | 04:01 | 06:01 | 13:16 | 17:13 | 20:31 | 22:01 |
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Sunrise & Sunset Times for Rome
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Moon Phases & Times for Rome
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Distances & Clock Changes in Rome
How Far Is Rome From Other Major Cities?
| City | Distance | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Paris | 1,106 km | NW (318deg) |
| London | 1,434 km | NW (322deg) |
| Moscow | 2,375 km | NE (41deg) |
| Dubai | 4,320 km | ESE (102deg) |
| Mumbai | 6,175 km | E (95deg) |
| New York | 6,890 km | WNW (301deg) |
| Hong Kong | 9,277 km | ENE (66deg) |
| Sao Paulo | 9,477 km | SW (232deg) |
When Do the Clocks Change in Rome?
Rome next changes its clocks on October 25, 2026, when the clocks fall back by one hour.
Rome's Antipode: The Opposite Side of the Earth
Dig straight through the Earth from Rome and you would surface in the open ocean, near 41.9deg S, 167.5deg W.
Frequently Asked Questions about Rome
What time is it in Rome right now?
The current local time in Rome is 01:10 on Friday, July 24, 2026. Rome follows the Europe/Rome time zone.
What time zone is Rome in?
Rome runs on the Europe/Rome IANA time zone (UTC+01:00), the same zone used across the surrounding region, with the clocks shifting automatically whenever daylight saving is in force.
How many hours ahead or behind UTC is Rome?
Is Rome on daylight saving time right now?
Yes. As of July 24, 2026, Rome has its clocks advanced for daylight saving time.
What time is sunrise and sunset in Rome today?
Rome sees sunrise at 05:56 and sunset at 20:36 today, giving 14h 40m of daylight.
What moon phase is visible over Rome tonight?
The moon phase over Rome tonight is Waxing Gibbous with 73.4% illumination.
What is solar time in Rome?
Solar time follows the Sun's actual position, with solar noon when the Sun is highest in the sky. In Rome, clocks run about 1h 10m ahead of local solar time, because the official time zone does not exactly match the Sun's position.