Stopovers between Washington, DC and Rome
Washington, DC to Rome is about 7,208 km. 12 cities sit close enough to the route to add a night or two, and Zurich, Madrid, Geneva have airline stopover programs. Pick your dates to see what each one really costs.
Cities on the way
Train from the airport to the old town in 12 minutes, so even a single night works.
Iberia lets you stop 1–9 nights at no extra airfare.
Compact lakeside city with free public transport for hotel guests.
Plenty of flights from every airline make for flexible stopovers.
RER B from CDG reaches central Paris in about 35 minutes.
One of the easiest stopover cities in Europe: metro from the airport, walkable, great food.
Heathrow Express gets you to Paddington in 15 minutes.
US preclearance on the way home means you land in the US as a domestic arrival.
Riverside wine town with a direct metro from the airport.
Beach, Gaudí and late dinners.
One of the closest major airports to its downtown in the US.
Fashion capital with Lake Como an hour away.