Rome
City tax

Rome city tax in 2026

Up to €10 per person per night, €7.50 in a 4-star.

What you pay
1-star hotels €4, 2-star €5, 3-star €6, 4-star €7.50, 5-star €10; B&Bs, holiday homes and short lets €6; hostels €3.50; campsites €3
Limits and exemptions
Maximum 10 consecutive nights (5 at campsites). Rates from 1 October 2023, still in force in 2026

The figure comes from the linked source, the same one we use in the 100-city table.

The other fixed costs in Rome

Two costs you pay anyway as soon as you land, from our tables with the operator as source.

The public transport ticket

Single ticket
€1.50
What it covers and how to buy
100-minute BIT, one metro ride; Roma 24 hours €8.50; with Tap&Go contactless the day fare kicks in from the sixth ride

From the airport to the centre

Airport (code, distance)
Rome Fiumicino (FCO), about 23 km from Piazza Venezia as the crow flies
Cheapest way: price, time
FL1 regional train, €8, 48 min to Tiburtina; every 15 min on weekdays, 30 on holidays
Fastest way: price, time
Leonardo Express (non-stop), €14, 32 min, every 15 min, 5:38-23:27
What to watch out for
The ticket is validated at the gates before boarding, and anyone riding the Leonardo Express on the €8 regional ticket pays €6 difference plus an €8 surcharge; BIRG and BTR tickets are not valid for Fiumicino

Frequently asked questions

How much is the city tax in Rome in 2026?

Up to €10 per person per night, €7.50 in a 4-star. 1-star hotels €4, 2-star €5, 3-star €6, 4-star €7.50, 5-star €10; B&Bs, holiday homes and short lets €6; hostels €3.50; campsites €3.

Are there limits or exemptions?

Maximum 10 consecutive nights (5 at campsites). Rates from 1 October 2023, still in force in 2026.

The full Rome dossier →Getting around, costs, what to see and what to avoid, with the source next to every figure.

In other cities

The tax in 100 European cities is in the full table, the most expensive ones in the ranking.

City tax 2026 in Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Amsterdam, Vienna, Budapest, Lisbon, Madrid, Seville.