Book flights from Rome to Adelaide with Qatar Airways
On flights from Rome to Adelaide with Qatar Airways, look forward to a range of world-class services and the attention of a welcoming cabin crew from the moment you step on board to the moment you land. Savour delectable cuisine in the comfort of spacious seating, and immerse yourself in thousands of quality entertainment options to help time pass smoothly.
Adelaide is South Australia’s coastal capital, and one of the most attractive cities in the country. You’ll find a wealth of cultural attractions here, including the world-class Art Gallery of South Australia and the excellent South Australia Museum which is devoted to natural history. Adelaide is a young and lively city too, and its many annual festivals include the famous Adelaide Festival which is a showcase for a range of film and performing arts events and should not be missed. Take a boat trip out to Kangaroo Island, or a cruise along the majestic Murray River for a taste of rural Australia.
Flying from Rome
Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport is the larger of two key airports serving Rome and the surrounding region. Its location close to the Italian capital makes this an important international air hub, yet it manages to maintain a friendly and relaxed atmosphere that focuses on creating a pleasant environment for inbound and outbound travellers.
Passengers flying from Fiumicino with Qatar Airways will find the airport to be well organised, efficient and spacious, with excellent facilities, particularly its very good coffee vendors and luxury leather good outlets.
Transportation and parking
The Leonardo Express train service runs every 30 minutes to and from Rome's Termini railway station, and takes approximately 35 minutes, making it the quickest and most direct route from the centre of Rome to the airport.
FL1 local trains also run to the airport regularly. If you are planning to travel by taxi then do allow extra time for your journey, due to Rome’s legendary traffic congestion, and only take a white, licensed and metred taxi and not the unofficial taxis that throng the major tourist spots and hotels.
Arriving at Fiumicino
Passengers flying from Fiumicino with Qatar Airways depart from Terminal 3. Be aware that due to a serious fire in May 2015, some parts of the terminal are currently being repaired. However, all check-in desks are currently operational. Allow approximately two hours from the scheduled departure time of your flight to check in and clear security.
Facilities and amenities
There are several lounges for the use of passengers, including VIP lounges for First Class and Business Class travellers. Business users also have access to meeting rooms, office space and business services in Terminal 1.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, and there is full accessibility for disabled passengers, including a specially adapted lounge that can accommodate wheelchair users.
A good choice of retail outlets provide a selection of high quality goods (look out in particular for some excellent leather goods and accessories), and a food hall provides everything from light snacks and refreshments to exceptionally good Italian and international cuisine.
Arriving in Adelaide
Adelaide was founded in 1836 on a foundation of religious and ethnic tolerance, principles that it still holds to today. Australia’s fifth largest city is a green, tranquil location that’s focused on the arts, theatre, and music. But that’s not all, the city also has a strong commercial heart, with defence, motor manufacturing and IT industries dominant in the growing economy. This makes Adelaide popular with both leisure and business travellers and one of the most relaxed and welcoming locations in Australia.
Fly to Adelaide with Qatar Airways and you’ll discover an historic city filled with fabulous architecture, wide-open parks, and a 21st century commercial sector that is drawing investment from all around the world. Its cultural significance makes it a great destination for art and culture lovers, while adventurers are only a short drive from the magnificent Australian Outback.
Tourist attractions
Sport is a hugely important part of Australian life, and Adelaide is no different from any other city. It has invested in the redevelopment of the Adelaide Oval, which is now one of the premier cricket stadiums in the country. If there is no game scheduled then you can still take a tour of the museum, or enjoy a meal at the Oval’s "Hill of Grace" restaurant. The Oval is also the venue for numerous music events throughout the year.
March in Adelaide is known as ‘Mad March’ for the sheer number of festivals and events, including the Adelaide Festival, The Adelaide Cup horse racing carnival, the Adelaide Fringe, WOMADelaide, the Clipsal 500 Car race, and various music festivals. Venues across the city welcome thousands of visitors, so if you are travelling to Adelaide during March then it’s advisable to book your accommodation well in advance, as hotel rooms fill up very quickly.
Many of Adelaide’s main attractions are focused in and around the North Terrace. Along here you’ll find the Casino, the State Library, Adelaide University and the University of South Australia, Parliament House, Government House, and the Migration Museum. You can also browse the changing exhibitions at Adelaide Art Gallery, visit the historic Ayers House (former home of Henry Ayers), or spend a quiet afternoon among the blooms of the Botanic Gardens. North Terrace itself is a pleasant, tree-lined boulevard with wonderful colonial architecture.
Travel Considerations
Flights to Adelaide with Qatar Airways land at Adelaide International Airport. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. Before you fly to Adelaide please check the visa and passport requirements.