Rome (ROM) to Vancouver (YVR) flights from EUR750

Vancouver is an extraordinary city, nestled between towering mountains and the calm waters of the Pacific Ocean. With KLM flights from Rome to Vancouver, your journey begins the moment you board. Thanks to a perfect combination of punctuality, attention to detail, and personalised services, every intercontinental flight is a relaxing experience.

The long journey from Italy is made enjoyable with KLM, where comfort and attentive service accompany you on every intercontinental flight like the route from Rome to Vancouver. When booking, choose your preferred meal for the main course, indicate any dietary requirements, and select your seat carefully.

If you want extra comfort and more legroom, opt for the Economy Comfort option: you will be among the first Economy passengers to disembark, after travelling in comfortable seats with a pillow, blanket, and extra legroom, located just behind Premium Comfort or Business Class. These choices can be made at booking or upgraded later.

Looking for a quieter and even more comfortable zone? Our Premium Comfort Class offers wider seats, greater privacy, and exclusive service. For those seeking luxurious relaxation, our Business Class features seats that convert into fully flat beds, exceptional attention to detail, and gourmet menus designed by renowned chefs.

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Practical Information for Flights from Rome to Vancouver

The flight from Rome(ROM) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR), including layovers, takes approximately 27 hours. During your journey, you can take advantage of our services to relax, work, or be entertained, arriving refreshed and ready to explore all Vancouver has to offer.

Upon arrival at Vancouver International Airport, there are several convenient options to reach the city centre, located about 15 km away. The most convenient and fastest option is the SkyTrain Canada Line, connecting the airport to downtown in about 25 minutes. Trains run every 6-12 minutes during the day (up to 20 minutes on weekends and late evenings), with services starting early in the morning (4:48 AM) and running until late at night (last departure at 12:56 AM).

For passengers arriving at the South Terminal, the Bus 412 reaches Bridgeport Station, where you can take the Canada Line downtown in a total travel time of about 40 minutes. Taxis are also available for a direct journey to the city in about 30 minutes, as are Uber/Lyft services at comparable rates.

Best Time to Visit Vancouver

Vancouver enjoys a coastal climate with Mediterranean influences, making it visitable year-round, albeit with different seasonal experiences. From mid-May to late September, with July and August offering the best dry weather, you can enjoy pleasant temperatures between 20°C and 25°C and sunny days. Spring and autumn offer mild alternatives, although there is a higher chance of rain. Winter, from December to February, is the coldest and rainiest season, but relatively mild compared to the rest of Canada, with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing.

Things to See in Vancouver

• The vast Stanley Park, with its scenic trails, is perfect for nature walks or bike rides. Visit the Aquarium, two beautiful beaches along English Bay, and viewpoints like Hallelujah Point and Prospect Point Lookout.
• Canada Place, the architectural symbol of the city, with its iconic white sails and breathtaking views of the mountains.
• The historic district of Gastown, known for its Victorian buildings and the famous steam clock at Cambie Street and Water Street, a must-see at the top of each hour.
• The Vancouver Lookout, offering 360-degree views of the city from 168 metres high at Harbour Centre.
• Cultural highlights include the Museum of Vancouver, Science World, the Vancouver Art Gallery, and the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, Canada’s first classical Chinese garden.
• The lively Granville Island Market, a covered market perfect for lunch and sampling Canadian delicacies or for shopping.
• Day trips to Capilano Suspension Bridge, a 140-metre-long bridge suspended 70 metres above the river, and whale-watching tours from Vancouver and Vancouver Island.

For more ideas on what to do in Vancouver, visit our KLM Travel Guide.

Flights from Rome to Vancouver: Frequently Asked Questions

What time is it in Vancouver?

To find the current time in Vancouver, remember that it is 9 hours behind Italy.

What language is spoken in Vancouver?

The primary and official language in Vancouver is English, which is spoken by the majority of the population. Although Canada is a bilingual country, French is less prevalent in Vancouver compared to regions like Quebec.

Where should I eat in Vancouver?

Vancouver offers an extraordinarily diverse culinary scene reflecting its multicultural identity. Visit Granville Island Public Market for street food and international cuisines. For authentic Canadian cuisine, head to Bishop's in Kitsilano for locally inspired dishes in a sophisticated setting. For seafood lovers, Miku Restaurant offers Japanese fusion cuisine with a panoramic city view, while Dockside Restaurant serves fresh seafood with stunning harbour views.

Where should I stay in Vancouver?

Downtown is the best choice for first-time visitors, offering excellent connections to major attractions. Gastown is perfect for families seeking tranquillity, while Yaletown and Granville Street are ideal for nightlife enthusiasts.

How many days do I need to visit Vancouver?

Three to four days are ideal for exploring the city, but a week allows for a deeper experience, including the surrounding areas and local activities.