Italy is an amazing country. I have been fortunate to visit a handful of cities in this surreal country over the past few years. One of the drawbacks of flying to Italy from Colorado is that you always have to have some form of a layover and they are usually quite long.
Soon, you won’t have to deal with the layovers if you want to experience la dolce vita in Italy as one airline has announced nonstop flights starting in 2025. Next year, you will be able to fly directly from Denver International Airport to Rome, Italy… With zero layovers.
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According to 9 News, United Airlines will be offering nonstop seasonal flights from Denver International Airport to Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. These seasonal nonstop flights will begin on May 1, 2025. Daily direct flights to Rome, Italy will happen through September 24 on a Boening 787-9 Dreamliner airplane.
This is exciting news for many who want to take a trip to Italy as Rome is a highly desirable destination and you can get to many other Italian cities such as Florence, Venice, Naples, and Milan on a high-speed train in only a few short hours. Take a look at some of these photos that were taken in Rome so you know what you are in for on your Italian dream vacation.
United Airlines has announced seasonal nonstop flights from Denver International Airport to Rome, Italy. Here is what you can expect to see in the Eternal City of Rome during your Italian vacation.
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United Airlines is currently selling tickets for nonstop flights out of Denver International Airport to Rome, Italy at United.com.
You can fly to all of these locations without a layover right out of Denver International Airport.
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