Rome, Italy
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Time in Rome, Italy right now
Rome is the capital of Italy. Clocks follow the Europe/Rome time zone: UTC+1 (GMT+1) in January and UTC+2 (GMT+2) in July; the change is daylight saving time.
About 2.3 million people set their clocks to this time in Rome alone.
Live clock for Rome
Local times come from your browser's IANA time zone data.
Time difference from Rome
| City | In January | In July |
|---|---|---|
| New York City | 6 hours behind Rome | 6 hours behind Rome |
| London | 1 hour behind Rome | 1 hour behind Rome |
| Paris | the same time as Rome | the same time as Rome |
| Dubai | 3 hours ahead of Rome | 2 hours ahead of Rome |
| Mumbai | 4:30 hours ahead of Rome | 3:30 hours ahead of Rome |
| Singapore | 7 hours ahead of Rome | 6 hours ahead of Rome |
| Tokyo | 8 hours ahead of Rome | 7 hours ahead of Rome |
| Sydney | 10 hours ahead of Rome | 8 hours ahead of Rome |
| Los Angeles | 9 hours behind Rome | 9 hours behind Rome |
| Sao Paulo | 4 hours behind Rome | 5 hours behind Rome |
Sunrise and sunset in Rome through the year
| Time of year | Sunrise | Sunset | Day length |
|---|---|---|---|
| March equinox (about Mar 20) | 06:13 | 18:21 | 12 h 09 m |
| June solstice (about Jun 21) | 05:34 | 20:48 | 15 h 14 m |
| September equinox (about Sep 22) | 06:57 | 19:07 | 12 h 10 m |
| December solstice (about Dec 21) | 07:34 | 16:41 | 9 h 07 m |
Computed for Rome's own coordinates with standard NOAA solar equations. Full twilight and golden hour detail lives on the Rome sunrise and sunset page.
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Common questions about time in Rome
What time zone is Rome in?
Rome uses the Europe/Rome time zone: UTC+1 (GMT+1) in January and UTC+2 (GMT+2) in July.
Does Rome observe daylight saving time?
Yes. Clocks shift between UTC+1 and UTC+2 each year.
What is the time difference between Rome and New York City?
In January, New York City is 6 hours behind Rome; in July it is 6 hours behind Rome. The table above lists more cities.
City data from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Live times come from your browser's IANA time zone data; sun times use standard NOAA solar equations at Rome's coordinates.