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Time in Rome, Italy now
NoonSaturday, October 10, 2026Week 41Today: World Day Against the Death Penalty
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Time zone info for Rome
UTC+2
Europe/Rome
Rome follows Europe/Rome. The local time is shown using live browser time, refreshed every second.
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About this Rome time page
This Rome page combines live clock output with timezone, offset, holiday, and daylight context so the page is useful beyond a single timestamp.
Displayed local time follows the IANA timezone identifier assigned to this page and updates live in the browser.
Weather context uses Open-Meteo. Sunrise, sunset, and day-length details are shown as informational timing context.
Calendar and next-holiday data use normalized HolidayFinder coverage with a date-holidays fallback. Regional holiday matches can also include Lazio where source coverage is available.
Live conditions
Weather in Rome now
Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Rome
- Sunrise: 07:16
- Sunset: 18:36
- Day length: 11 hr 20 min
- Solar noon: 12:56
- Estimates use the map coordinates and local date, with local time zone and daylight-saving adjustments. Terrain and weather can affect observed sunrise and sunset.
Rome time, date and time zone
Rome time at a glance
Rome time right now
The live clock shows 12:42:36 in Rome, alongside the local date of Saturday, October 10, 2026. The date can differ from yours when the two locations are on opposite sides of midnight.
Rome time zone
Rome follows Europe/Rome. The active abbreviation shown on this page is GMT+2, and the live GMT or UTC offset is GMT+2.
Rome daylight today
Today, sunrise is 07:16, sunset is 18:36, and estimated day length is 11 hr 20 min. Solar noon is around 12:56.
The clock rules behind Rome time
This page uses Europe/Rome as the time-zone identifier for Rome. Right now the active label is GMT+2, and the current UTC or GMT offset is GMT+2. An offset describes the difference from UTC at this moment; the identifier carries the time-zone rules.
Abbreviations can be ambiguous, and current offsets are not a promise about a future date. For a scheduled event, keep the named time zone with the date so seasonal changes can be taken into account.
If you also track time in Milan, time in Naples, and time in Turin, those pages are useful cross-checks because they share the same active zone today, even if the cities themselves are far apart.
When a live Rome clock is more useful than a one-time conversion
For immediate coordination, the clock gives the current local time in Rome. For a future booking or deadline, verify the date and time zone specified by the organizer.
- Meetings and interviews: If a call starts in a few minutes, you want the current city time, not a conversion you made earlier in the day and forgot to re-check.
- Flights and arrivals: When someone lands in Rome, the local date and local hour affect pickups, check-ins, and onward travel more than your own home clock does.
- Business windows: Many people keep this city open because client hours, publishing schedules, customer support, or market activity follow its working day.
- Event starts: Product launches, ticket drops, live streams, and sports schedules often publish one city time as the reference, and the live clock keeps that reference current.
- Cross-region work: Teams spanning multiple countries often use one reliable city page as a shared reference instead of translating the hour separately on every device.
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For a wider regional picture, it helps to keep time in Acilia-Castel Fusano-Ostia Antica, time in Latina, and time in Lido di Ostia nearby. Those pages sit inside current local time in Lazio and make it easier to see whether the issue is local to one city or shared across the region.
Same-timezone references
If the map matters less than the clock rule itself, time in Milan, time in Naples, and time in Turin are useful reference points because they share GMT+2 right now.
Compare Rome with another place
When the real question is the gap rather than the local hour, open the compare tool or jump straight to time in Mumbai, time in São Paulo, and time in Buenos Aires. That is usually faster than doing the offset in your head.
Sunrise, sunset, and the local day in Rome
Today in Rome, sunrise is 07:16, sunset is 18:36, and estimated day length is 11 hr 20 min. Solar noon lands around 12:56.
These are estimates for the mapped coordinates and local date. Solar noon is when the sun crosses the local meridian; it need not be 12:00 on the civil clock. Terrain and weather affect observed sunrise and sunset.
Quick answers about Rome time
What time is it in Rome right now?
The live clock at the top of the page shows the current time in Rome right now and keeps updating automatically, so you do not need to refresh the page to keep it accurate.
What time zone does Rome use?
Rome uses Europe/Rome. The active abbreviation on this page is GMT+2, which is more useful than assuming a fixed year-round label.
What is the GMT or UTC offset in Rome right now?
The current GMT or UTC offset shown for Rome is GMT+2. That value is useful when you need a quick comparison with another city or time zone.
Does this page help with nearby places too?
Yes. If the city page is too narrow for your question, step up to current local time in Lazio or open nearby references such as time in Acilia-Castel Fusano-Ostia Antica, time in Latina, and time in Lido di Ostia.
How do I compare Rome with another city?
The quickest route is the compare tool, especially if you are checking a gap that may shift with seasonal clock changes. The same page also links directly to useful comparisons such as time in Mumbai and time in São Paulo.
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